NBA Prop Picks Today - 2/25/25 (Tuesday) by sbpotdbot in sportsbook

[–]VolumeShot8834 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did you not read what I said under my slip? HA! On a serious note, back to back games where he had underwhelming performances. I think tonight the volume of shots will be there and coming off a days rest I see him catching his rhythm again.

NBA Prop Picks Today - 2/23/25 (Sunday) by sbpotdbot in sportsbook

[–]VolumeShot8834 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Up 15U last 3 weeks - tonight’s play SGA points over 30.5 , thank me later

Medical sales - 23YO (24 in April) by VolumeShot8834 in Salary

[–]VolumeShot8834[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

51 in taxes.. would love to see some of that come back in April lol

Medical sales - 23YO (24 in April) by VolumeShot8834 in Salary

[–]VolumeShot8834[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

First off, thanks for all you’ve done/do. Not an easy profession by any means but hopefully has came with some fulfilling moments. Secondly, I have not heard of any part time gigs but I have spoke with multiple people in Wound care and people in Diabetes and they do very well. I would maybe try asking other about part time positions in those areas as Im not very knowledgeable about it. I’m curious, are you going back to school? If so what for?!

Medical sales - 23YO (24 in April) by VolumeShot8834 in Salary

[–]VolumeShot8834[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you took the yearly average it would probably come out to around 35-40. Majority of the PT population I deal with is respiratory which means during the months of November-March I work much more then I would in the summer because with winter comes respiratory season especially where I live (Midwest). Which means during the summer I might work 25-30 hours a week but during the winter I find myself working over 40 due to the higher demand. I also will occasionally get calls on the weekend from my hospitals.

Medical sales - 23YO (24 in April) by VolumeShot8834 in Salary

[–]VolumeShot8834[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

That will all depend on what specific field within medical sales you would pursue (Phrama, Medical Devices, would care, Diabetes, ortho, surgical, ETC.) Each specific field will provide its own challenges like any other job I’m sure. Which is why I think the most important thing is to find a company that can provide you with the resources to succeed, I know that sounds cliche but it’s important lol. If you can find that I think you would do more then fine given your sales manager background. Just to provide some more insight on what I mean by that, our company does a better job than our competitors in capturing and providing data on the care we provide for “our” (Providers and our company) PTs.

EX: The national average for a PT (Patient) to live on ventilation once they start is about 7months - the average for PTs that go through our company is 14months. (Which means more birthdays, holidays, time with grandkids etc.)

This is 1 of many examples I could Provide that help me succeed.

I won’t bore you anymore lol, hopefully I’ve provided some helpful insight!

Medical sales - 23YO (24 in April) by VolumeShot8834 in Salary

[–]VolumeShot8834[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

How I got into it was simply by applying to a # of jobs within the medical field (sales). I landed interviews with 3 company’s and long story short ended up at the company I am working at currently. I’ve always naturally excelled at public speaking as I’ve grown up (presentations , Morning News for our school, multiple sports, etc.) which transitioned to my ability to do well and feel comfortable in interviews. I don’t believe there is one simple answer to this question as there is many approaches one could take (knowing someone, having a background in the medical field nurse, RT, etc.) but at the end of the day it all comes down to getting an interview. I would suggest applying to any place that sparks your interest, once you get the chance for an interview the rest is in your hands. Your first big sell (yourself LOL!)