Ambulance Sales Representative
Listed on 2026-09-18
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Sales
CRM Systems & Management, Business Development
Consultant, Equipment Expert, And Relationship Builder
You'll operate as a consultant, equipment expert, and relationship builder:
- Meet directly with EMS agencies, fire departments, municipalities, hospitals, and emergency service organizations throughout your territory
- Demonstrate ambulance features, specifications, technology, and operational capabilities
- Help customers identify the right vehicle configurations based on staffing, response models, budgets, and operational requirements
- Guide customers through the entire purchasing process—from initial discussions through delivery and beyond
- Utilize Mac Queen's 5-4-3-2-1 sales process and consultative selling methodology
- Build long-term customer relationships that extend far beyond a single sale
- Maintain knowledge of industry trends, competitive products, and financing options
- Track customer activity, opportunities, forecasts, wins, and losses within CRM systems
- Collaborate with operations, service, and production teams to ensure a seamless customer experience
You're not selling transportation. You're helping emergency responders acquire the vehicles they depend on every day. That means:
- The decisions are important
- The relationships are long-term
- The equipment is mission-critical
- The trust you build matters
When an EMS crew responds to a cardiac arrest, major accident, or critical patient transport, there's a good chance they're operating in a vehicle you helped put into service.
The kind of person who wins here:
- You're naturally curious and ask questions before offering solutions
- You build trust quickly and maintain relationships over time
- You enjoy being in front of customers more than sitting behind a desk
- You're organized, self-motivated, and comfortable managing a large territory
- You can communicate technical information without overwhelming customers
- You thrive in an environment where performance drives opportunity
What you'll bring:
- Sales experience in ambulance, apparatus, emergency services, healthcare, transportation, fleet, commercial vehicle, or related industries preferred
- Strong consultative selling and relationship-building skills
- Ability to manage multiple opportunities and customer projects simultaneously
- Experience utilizing CRM systems to manage pipeline activity and forecasting
- Strong communication, presentation, and organizational skills
- Self-starter mentality with the ability to work independently throughout a territory
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office and the ability to quickly learn new technologies and systems
Why you'll love Mac Queen:
- The work has purpose
- The products matter
- The relationships are real
- And every sale directly supports emergency response and patient care
You won't be selling equipment just to hit a number. You'll be helping EMS professionals get the tools they need to save lives.
Benefits & Compensation:
- Base Salary: $40,000/year
- Commission:
Uncapped earning potential - The territory includes a significant backlog of existing business scheduled for delivery, creating immediate commission opportunities for the successful candidate.
- Estimated first-year total compensation: approximately $100,000, though actual earnings will depend on individual results and commission payout timing.
Mac Queen Equipment offers a comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, vision, 401(k) with company match, training and development opportunities, and career growth within a stable, industry-leading organization.
ADA Requirements:
- Stand, walk, bend, squat, twist, reach or otherwise move frequently.
- Occasional repetitive motion and grasping; climbing to reach areas on equipment.
- Lift, move or otherwise transfer up to 50 lbs. occasionally, >20 lbs. frequently.
- Typically sits, grasp items and performs keyboarding for occasional operation of a…
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