MSC gives you something tangible that conveys your dedication and commitment to excelling in the field of device sales. Putting MSC on your resume shows you put in time, work, and money and want it to pay off in your job, so you’ll take that job very seriously. It also prepares you for interviewing by training you what to emphasize and touch on, and how to sell yourself. In addition, MSC provides you with excellent connections and networking potential.

I know how hard it is to get in the industry and MSC appeared to be my quickest path to enter. Learned much more than I anticipated. I would do it all over again if I had too. If you don’t know anyone in this industry, this is how you get your foot in the door.

MSC honestly gives you more than you could ever imagine. I am a much more competitive candidate now, and I understand why I couldn’t even get an interview without it. Medical device sales is very competitive, MSC helps you stand out and be able to confidently speak about the job.

MSC gives you an edge over other candidates in a couple of different ways. 1.) It shows the hiring managers how dedicated you are to the industry and that you were willing to spend money on a specialized course. 2.) You will be able to speak about the industry in a way that no other candidate can, aside from someone who has already been a medical device rep. Given the amount of people that apply for these positions, every little area where you can have a leg up on the other candidates makes a big difference.

MSC taught me the anatomy, sales training and real-world scenarios. If you are truly wanting to get into medical device sales there is no better place to get your experience than MSC. I would not have a job with Zimmer today if I didn’t go to MSC and learn about the industry.

Attending MSC put me ahead of the curve. The training was challenging, but very rewarding. The instructors are great resources. The foundation MSC has provided me with is what set me apart from other candidates.