Zimmer Trauma Managers Fired????

[Anonymous]

Is this true? Is it because of a lack of performance, or is Zimmer taking a page out of Stryker's Playbook and putting Trauma under Recon Management? Smith and Nephew has put their Trauma Business under the Endo Division. Why are these companies taking their focus off of Trauma. It just does not make business sense!

 

[Anonymous]

Yes it's true. Good plan gone bad

 

[Anonymous]

Yes it's true. Good plan gone bad

Did they get the Distributor Trauma Manages too. Some of them would be a good hire.

 

[Anonymous]

The trauma division has added 3 managers in the last 30 days and have terminated a few due to circumstances. You need to get your facts straight.

 

[Anonymous]

Jumping on a sinking ship just makes it sink faster. 3rd time is not the charm. Trauma needs firm, decisive leadership. you wont find it here. RSD's and have too much involvement. Crippled by corp mentatlity. One day someone is going to say "we've spent THIS much and we've sold this much" and they will tell everybody to go home

 

[Anonymous]

Weak Management??? Find somebody in upper management that has a background in TRAUMA!!!! Wouldn't make sense to find somebody that knows something about the business before you put them in charge?!? Try no management. It's like trying build a house without the plans

 

[Anonymous]

This is the problem every time with trauma in every company. They hire a bunch of people that have no idea what they are doing and then they try to build a sales force. Is the rumor true that Eric Anderson is there? If it is what is he doing?

 

[Anonymous]

Regional Manager Mid Atlantic

 

[Anonymous]

I heard he was waiting out the non compete from SNN and then he's onto other things. Why would he take an RM job, doesnt make sense.

 

[Anonymous]

If you want a preview of what's going to happen to Zimmer's 3rd attempt at a trauma sales force, read the thread called "who's running spine?"

 

[Anonymous]

Who got let go? I live in georgia, and the trauma manager i had was awful. Bowls was his name.

 

[Anonymous]

That's amazing that you worked for him and you don't know how to spell his name. Well, I guess it makes sense as you are from Georgia.