About the Role
The Business Development Manager – Strategic Accounts is a commercial role responsible for generating qualified enterprise opportunities within targeted US health systems and cardiology organizations. This high-visibility, growth-oriented position is suited for professionals who thrive in complex healthcare environments and seek to build enterprise sales capability within a high-growth digital health company.
Responsibilities
- Develop and execute structured outreach strategies within assigned strategic accounts.
- Identify, map, and engage clinical, operational, and administrative stakeholders.
- Build multi-threaded relationships that support long-term enterprise partnerships.
- Maintain organized and accurate account intelligence within CRM systems.
- Execute targeted outbound communication campaigns across phone, email, and digital channels.
- Personalize messaging based on account research, market trends, and customer needs.
- Establish consistent follow-up cadences to drive stakeholder engagement and discovery conversations.
- Conduct discovery conversations to assess clinical, operational, and economic alignment.
- Identify buying signals and progression criteria.
- Convert engaged accounts into qualified opportunities for Regional Sales Managers.
- Ensure seamless transition of opportunities with documented stakeholder mapping and account insights.
- Partner with Regional Sales Managers on account strategy and pre-call planning.
- Support opportunity reviews and pipeline discussions.
- Provide structured feedback on market trends and stakeholder dynamics.
- Participate in broader enterprise account strategy.
- Increase involvement in contract discussions and deal progression.
- Progression into a full-cycle sales role such as Regional Sales Manager.
- Limited travel as needed to support regional sales initiatives and company events.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent professional experience.
- One to three years of business development, sales development, or healthcare commercial experience preferred.
- Experience with hospital systems, clinics and healthcare environments is a must.
- Comfortable operating in a performance-driven environment.
- Curious about healthcare systems, digital health, and cardiology markets.
Skills
- Strong written and verbal communication skills.
- Highly organized with disciplined follow-through.
- Proficient with CRM systems and modern productivity tools.
Location
- Eastern US
Work Type
- Remote work
Experience Level
- One to three years of business development, sales development, or healthcare commercial experience preferred.
Education Level
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent professional experience.
Salary/Compensations
- Base salary $100k and variable salary
Benefits
- Extensive coverage, including dental & vision, financed at 90% by Implicity (70% for dependents)
- 401K : up to 4% match
- 25 PTO + 9 bank holidays
- Maternity (paternity) leave policy: 4 weeks (2 weeks) fully paid
About the Company
- Implicity is a digital MedTech company delivering advanced innovation to cardiologists through Big Data and Artificial Intelligence.
- Our industry-leading cardiac remote monitoring platform simplifies the management of complex clinical data and enables earlier identification of patient issues—helping clinicians deliver the right care at the right time.
- In short, joining Implicity means contributing directly to improved patient outcomes.
- Founded in 2016 by Dr. Arnaud Rosier, a cardiologist and AI researcher, and David Perlmutter, an engineer and entrepreneur, Implicity has grown into a transformative force in cardiac care.
- This French startup-turned-scale-up is helping shape the future of cardiology on a global scale.
- Over 250 hospitals and medical centers already use Implicity’s solutions
- Supporting more than 100,000 patients worldwide
- At Implicity, you’ll collaborate with experts across data science, engineering, clinical affairs, regulatory, IT, sales, and customer success, all working together toward a shared mission.
- The team has established Implicity as a clear European market leader and is now expanding rapidly in the U.S.
- Patients receive higher-quality, more proactive care
- Physicians spend less time managing data and administrative burden, allowing greater focus on prevention and treatment
- Healthcare payers benefit from lower overall costs by emphasizing monitoring and prevention over hospitalization and acute intervention
