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About the role
Do you want to play a key role in growing the impact of an ambitious healthcare scale-up in Canada?
As an empathetic and consultative Account Manager, you will be the face of Momo Medical for long-term care homes across Southern Ontario. Together with our Canadian team, you will help LTC organizations explore how technology can reduce the workload for care teams and improve the quality of care for residents.
Who is Momo?
Momo Medical is a fast-growing and ambitious healthcare scale-up tackling one of the biggest societal challenges we face: the future of elderly care. Over the next 10 years, the demand for care will continue to grow significantly, while a large part of the current workforce will retire.
Our solutions are designed to reduce the pressure on care professionals while improving the quality of care. In short: we want to improve the quality of life for LTC residents and make the work of care professionals a little easier every day.
Momo was founded in the Netherlands and today works with care organizations across Europe and North America. Canada is still a relatively new market for us, which means you will join a small local team and play an important role in our ambitious growth plans!
About the role
As an Account Manager at Momo, you are the trusted face of Momo for existing and potential LTC organizations in your region.
Your role starts with understanding. What is happening inside an LTC home? What challenges are care teams experiencing? What is important to management? And could Momo actually help?
You build relationships with management teams and care professionals and help LTC organizations explore Momo through a free pilot. For us, success is not about making a quick sale. A successful pilot means that Momo is being used well, care professionals experience value in their daily work and the organization has enough insight to make an informed decision about a long-term partnership.
What you will be doing
🏥 Building relationships: You proactively connect with LTC organizations across the GTA and Southern Ontario. You meet management teams and care professionals, ask questions, listen carefully and learn what is happening within their organization.
🧭 Guiding pilots: You initiate and guide free pilot periods with LTC homes. You stay closely involved, bring the right people together and make sure the organization can properly experience the impact of Momo.
🤝 Growing partnerships : When Momo creates value, you continue building the relationship and work together with the organization to expand to more residents or locations.
🚗 Being where the care happens: You will spend around 70% of your time visiting LTC homes across the GTA and Southern Ontario. This is very much a boots-on-the-ground role.
Who are you?
• You are naturally curious . You want to understand how an LTC organization works, what is happening on the floor and why people do things the way they do. You ask questions, listen carefully and keep digging instead of jumping to conclusions or immediately offering a solution.
• You are good with people and genuinely interested in them. You can build trust with a care professional just as naturally as with an administrator or senior leader, and you understand that each person may have a different perspective. You can adjust your approach accordingly.
• You have experience in relationship management , consulting or a commercial role, for example within healthcare, SaaS or a scale-up. We care more about what you have learned, how you work with people and your natural commercial sense than about a specific number of years of experience.
• You are patient and understand that building meaningful partnerships takes time. You are interested in finding the right solution together rather than simply making a sal
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