A Neurosurgeon’s Perspective on Sales Reps in the OR

In Part 1 of our discussion with Dr. Christopher Mickler, DO, Neurosurgery Specialist at Morton Plant Hospital in Clearwater, FL, you'll hear what it takes for a medical sales representative to become a trusted partner to a surgical team. Dr. Mickler discusses the dedication and commitment required to succeed as a medical sales representative, and how one can develop a lasting relationship with a surgeon and their team.
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[@IsalMicklett]

That’s my dad!!!!

[@CDJ90]

🤦‍♂️

[@sharonmarie6880]

OR Etiquette 101.... Always ask the Patient's Permission Before Surgery if it's OK to have Students, Sales Reps/Vendors, non essentials in the OR, otherwise it is NOT INFORMED CONSENT....This is a conversation that needs to happen in the Office BEFORE Surgery, initiated by the Surgeon and discussed with the Patient.....And if the Patient Refuses, RESPECT their RIGHTS.....

[@lordkubriq1266]

Sales reps are essential in the OR, what in the world are you talking about

[@sharonmarie6880]

@@lordkubriq1266 SALES REPS do NOT belong in the OR..... Patients are NOT INFORMED of this....Hell, just let the Walmart Greeter in too....

[@TheCereLove]

@@lordkubriq1266 they are literally a puzzle to surgery, shed be surprised how many products are delegated by reps, they are needed. Its nothing new and they need to follow HIPAA AND PRIVACY rules. That really goes for everyone.

[@gooooooootooooooo3825]

You have absolutely no idea what you’re talking about!! 😂

[@sharonmarie6880]

I do know what I am talking about.... Patients are NOT informed and for the most part, Surgeons and hospitals refuse to tell this Dirty Little Secret.