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What about the fact that “real world outcomes” suck compared to the bogus trial results? Nothing superior about them, no?
I was in neuromodulation 3 years ago and left it after 6 years. Coming back in because ortho is a whores market. Not that stim isn’t, but it pays more on average. Sounds like Nevro is having its issue and Jude or Boston is at the top, big surprise. Is Stimware wireless the next big thing or the closed loop Saluda? Nuvectra I hear is very vanilla. Comments please without the sarcasm would be appreciated people
Nobody cares about this division. Literally, not a single person.
It sounds like Nevro is changing their hiring strategy, as I've heard that recent training classes have had very few people with an SCS background. I wonder if this is by choice or necessity...?
I️ think Nuvectra is way underrated ... easy to steer leads, very small powerful ipg , stretchable leads and great coverage and easy and lots of programs. Just one opinion
Considering an ASR position with zero device/scs experience. Any one care to chime in with what thier experience in this role has been?
Positive on the whole with a few major drawbacks but nothing that can't be overcome with hard work
Can u speak to the drawbacks? I currently make $130-$150k a year and have no idea how much i can make at this role. Ideally i would like to work 2x as hard and make 2x the money. Doable? Anyone have a guess on average rep comp? Territory is very undeveloped with a lot of potential i feel. Thank you for all the help
Considering an ASR position with zero device/scs experience. Any one care to chime in with what thier experience in this role has been?
The thing you need to understand about the Nevro sales organization is that most decisions are made based on a reaction to whatever is viewed as the most expedient course of action for that quarter. This definitely includes personnel and territory alignments.
I would be wary of taking an associate position, as there is no ASR "program" at Nevro. They most certainly do not have a "plan" for your professional development and eventual promotion. More than likely, they have a territory that they're not sure what to do with, so hiring an ASR on the cheap is the most expedient option. Otherwise, they would just hire a DSM.
Good luck!
Caren = "Its the first 5 days after the weekend that are the hardest"
Honest question: why does Rami sound like such a dick on the earnings calls? He should be friendly to his shareholders after fucking them in the ass with the Q1 fiasco but he instead chooses hubris.