Please use the “Rep Registration” link to start this process. Minimum information is required to establish a free user account. When selecting “Categories” choose those you have experience, relationships or wish to expand into.
When you first initiate your account and provide information regarding your bio/resume and contact information we make every attempt to keep this information and profile from direct public access, to protect you from spam mail and potential “Spaghetti throwers” – Over the years, our model has been for MedCepts to communicate to you, and allow YOU to decide if you are interested in the specifics of the communication. However, when you inquire (or apply) about a specific opportunity posted on our job board then that information that you provide (to that specific job) is shared with the vendor/employer. If you only share minimum information they will not have access to your resume or bio of your rep account unless you attach it. Be sure to attach your resume when applying or provide enough information about yourself to encourage them to reach out to you.
Check your My Account dashboard to find a list of all opportunities you have applied to, listed via the “My Applications” link. You will see the application and when you sent it. You will also see the “status” based on how the vendor (employer) has chosen to label the application – new, accepted, read, reviewing. If the status has not been changed by the vendor employer, it will remain unchanged on your dashboard.
If you would like to follow up you can do so by resending another application. Follow up may be done if you have not heard back. Yes, you can reapply for the same opportunity. We recommend when reapplying you provide enticing information to elicit a response. Recognize an application may not be immediately followed up by vendors / manufacturers because they have representation in your territory at the time, but a new opportunity may open up in your area in the future. Your application is saved in their dashboard. Be sure you represent yourself well when you first apply. “Send me more info” typically doesn’t work too well.
You will be able to provide your contact information and you have the option to upload your resume or bio presenting your sales experience. You can also upload an image (in your profile) for a more personal and professional presentation which is shown to the vendor account holder when you apply for their opportunity.
How much information you provide is strictly up to your discretion. However, it is recommended you provide enough information to actually elicit a response from the listing owner. As an example, if you are responding to a “Cardiology Related Product” – be sure to provide your sales experience in cardiology or let them know about the cardiology-related relationships that you have. You can also let the listing owner know why you feel the opportunity sounds like a good fit for your sales portfolio. Oftentimes, a hiring team member may not know why you feel the opportunity is a good fit and may not follow up. Let’s be honest, if you simply provide your contact information, then you can probably expect the sales professionals providing a strong background to receive a higher priority for the listing owner to reach out to. A simple message of: “Send more info” isn’t the best attention grabber for the hiring team! :)
Hover your mouse over the link “1099 Jobs” – watch for the dropdown, “Search 1099 Jobs” then click on that. Remember, whenever searching based on keywords, there can be multiple search criteria for your targeted search. For example, if you are searching for opportunities based on your relationships in Long Term Care Facilities, you will find more results if you type in: Long Term Care, LTC, SNF rather than just Long Term Care. The results will be based on the actual wording the vendor/employer posted in the listing.