Director, National Business Development - Imaging

Terumo Medical Corporation (TMC) develops, manufactures, and markets a complete, solutions-based portfolio of high-quality medical devices used in a broad range of applications for numerous areas of the healthcare industry. TMC places a premium on providing customers with world-class products, training and education programs that drive clear economic value, better clinical outcomes and improved quality of life for patients. TMC is part of Tokyo-based Terumo Corporation; one of the world’s leading medical device manufacturers with $6+ billion in sales, 30,000+ employees worldwide and operations in more than 160 nations. Terumo Medical Corporation is comprised of two strategic business divisions: Terumo Interventional Systems and Terumo Medical Products.We believe that the future is bright for everyone at Terumo. We work with the future in mind to generate lasting change, create a bigger impact and produce greater outcomes for today, and for decades to come.At Terumo we believe in the power of personal growth and will encourage you to get in the driver's seat - progressing in the direction you want to go by deepening your skills throughout your career. We want you to be bold, think outside the box, experiment, innovate and deliver what's next for quality healthcare. You will be part of a collaborative, respectful and resilient team of associates and leaders around the world, working together as partners to achieve more than you thought possible, providing real-world, impactful solutions for patients.Join us and help shape wherever we go next!Advancing healthcare with heartJob SummaryThe Director, National Business Development - Imaging (Nt’l BDM-I) is responsible for building and scaling Imaging as a clinical decision platform within Terumo Interventional Systems. This role defines the commercial, clinical, and operational conditions required for Imaging technologies (e.g., IVUS, OCT, ICE or physiology-based imaging) to drive procedural adoption and revenue growth across the interventional portfolio.Through demonstrated experience with intravascular imaging or advanced coronary imaging technologies, the incumbent of this position establishes where and how Imaging integrates into disease states and care pathways, shaping adoption models across health systems and enabling the consistent translation of imaging insights into procedural action.This role leads the development of a focused Imaging business by defining target markets, creating repeatable adoption pathways, and aligning cross-functional stakeholders across Sales, Marketing, Medical Affairs, and Corporate Accounts. It is accountable for both national strategy and the development of a specialized field team capable of delivering clinical credibility and commercial impact.Success in this role is defined by the ability to elevate Imaging from a product offering into a scalable, system-level capability that enhances clinical decision-making, drives procedural pull-through, and expands Terumo’s position across the interventional care continuum.Job Details/ResponsibilitiesImaging Market Strategy and Business DevelopmentDefine and execute the national Imaging strategy, including target markets, priority disease states, and account archetypes.Establish where Imaging creates clinical and economic value within the care pathway.Identify and prioritize growth opportunities that drive both imaging adoption and procedural pull-through.Translate market dynamics into actionable strategies that can be deployed consistently across regions. Revenue Performance and Business AccountabilityOwn national Imaging performance, including revenue growth, adoption metrics, and contribution to procedural volumeMonitor and evaluate business performance across regions, adjusting strategy and resource allocation as neededEnsure disciplined execution against financial targets while maintaining alignment with long-term market development goalsProvide regular visibility to leadership on performance, risks, and opportunities within the Imaging businessAdoption Model and Commercial System DesignDesign and implement adoption pathways that enable health systems to integrate Imaging into clinical workflow.Define commercial conditions required for scale, including value proposition and alignment to customer economics.Identify and assess barriers to adoption, including workflow integration, clinical acceptance, and operational constraints.Ensure Imaging is positioned to drive decision-making within the procedure, not function as a standalone product. Field Enablement System and ExecutionBuild and operationalize a specialized Imaging field model that integrates effectively with the broader TIS commercial organization.Define roles, engagement points, and expectations for how Imaging is introduced, interpreted, and converted into procedural action and product utilization.Partner with regional leadership to ensure disciplined execution of Imaging strategy across priority accounts. Cross-Functional Leadership and IntegrationAlign Sales, Marketing, Medical Affairs, PACE, and Corporate Accounts around a unified Imaging strategy.Drive coordinated execution across functions to support market development, product adoption, and customer engagement.Partner with Product Marketing to translate value proposition and positioning into validated adoption pathways and in-market execution.Partner with Marketing and Medical Affairs to ensure clinical credibility, evidence development, and effective communication.Collaborate with Corporate Accounts to align contracting strategies with Imaging adoption and system-level growth. Team Leadership and Capability DevelopmentLead, develop, and scale a high-performing Imaging team, including Business Development Managers and Field Clinical SpecialistsEstablish performance expectations aligned to strategic objectives, including adoption, utilization, and revenue impactProvide coaching and direction to elevate both clinical and commercial capabilities across the team.Knowledge, Skills and Abilities (KSA)Demonstrated success in commercial leadership roles involving complex product adoption, market development, and revenue growthAbility to define and execute commercial strategies that drive adoption of complex clinical technologies within healthcare systemsDemonstrated experience with intravascular imaging or advanced coronary imaging technologies (e.g., IVUS, OCT, ICE or physiology-based imaging), including a clear understanding of how imaging informs procedural decision-making and impacts clinical workflow.Strong business and clinical acumen, with deep understanding of interventional cardiology, coronary anatomy, and the role of Imaging in procedural decision-makingAbility to translate clinical value into economic and operational relevance within hospital and health system environmentsProven capability to design and implement scalable adoption models that integrate into clinical workflows and drive consistent utilizationAbility to operate effectively in complex, cross-functional environments, aligning stakeholders across Sales, Marketing, Medical Affairs, and Corporate AccountsStrong leadership capability with a track record of building, developing, and scaling high-performing, specialized teamsAdvanced communication and influencing skills, with the ability to engage physicians, administrators, and senior leadership to drive alignment and actionAbility to assess market dynamics, identify barriers to adoption, and adapt strategy to drive measurable business outcomesHigh level of accountability, ownership, and decision-making capability in ambiguous and evolving market conditionsQualifications/ Background ExperiencesBachelor’s degree required; advanced degree (MBA, clinical, or related field) preferredMinimum of 10+ years of experience in medical device or healthcare industry, with significant exposure to interventional cardiology or related procedural specialties;Minimum of 2 years of proven medical device capital equipment sales experience requiredExperience driving adoption of imaging technologies within cath lab environments, including influencing physician behavior and integrating imaging into procedural workflows.Proven experience building and scaling businesses, product lines, or strategic initiatives within healthcare environmentsStrong understanding of Imaging technologies and their role in clinical decision-making and procedural execution requiredExperience working within complex hospital systems, including exposure to clinical workflows, economic decision-making, and stakeholder dynamics.Track record of leading and developing high-performing teams in a field-based commercial organizationIt is Terumo’s policy to provide equal employment opportunity to all its employees and applicants for employment regardless of their race, creed, color, national origin, age, ancestry, nationality, marital or domestic partnership or civil union status, sex, pregnancy, gender identity or expression, disability status, liability for military service, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, atypical cellular or blood trait, genetic information (including the refusal to submit to genetic testing), or any other category protected by law. As a Company, we value diversity of background and opinion, and prohibit discrimination or harassment on the basis of any legally protected class in the areas of hiring, recruitment, promotion, transfer, demotion, training, compensation, pay, fringe benefits, layoff, termination or any other terms and conditions of employment.Final compensation packages may be higher or lower than what is listed, and will ultimately depend on factors including relevant experience, internal equity, skillset, knowledge, geography, education, business needs and market demand. We provide competitive and comprehensive benefit options which include: annual bonus, paid vacation, paid holidays, health, dental and vision benefits, 401(k), with matching contributions, tax advantage savings accounts, legal plan, voluntary life and AD&D insurance, voluntary long-term disability, short term disability, critical illness and accident insurance, parental leave, personal leave, tuition reimbursement, travel assistance, and an employee assistance program. Salary - $135,000 to 193,000