How I work
Medical device sales across the Inland Empire.
Andrew Escobedo is a Medical Device Sales Candidate based in Riverside, CA, combining a clinical nursing education with real field sales experience calling on providers across Inland Empire and Southern California. The goal: bring clinical fluency and the daily discipline of earning trust to a medical device sales team — in the OR, the clinic, and the hallway.
This page is for the people who need that work: hiring managers evaluating medical device sales talent, and anyone curious about how a modern field representative shows up for a territory. It is built and maintained by Andrew himself, drawing on a BSN curriculum at Azusa Pacific University (expected May 2027), hospital clinical experience, and live experience prospecting, cold-calling, and following through with providers across the region.
The approach is simple: relationships first, in sales and in care. Every account gets a genuine conversation, a clear clinical rationale, and the follow-through that turns a first visit into a trusted partnership. Bilingual outreach in English and Spanish widens that reach, while tools like HubSpot and Badger Maps keep the pipeline honest. The result is a territory grown one informed provider at a time.
- Field sales experience — built a provider-facing territory from zero, prospecting 100+ practices in a single week with up to 25 in-person cold calls per day across the Inland Empire.
- Clinical nursing foundation — BSN coursework in pharmacology, anatomy, and patient-centered care, plus hospital rotations including telemetry at Kaiser Riverside, so I can speak the language of surgeons, nurses, and OR staff.
- Sterile technique and OR readiness — comfortable with the pace of surgical sales: early cases, trauma call, inventory management, and the discipline of showing up prepared.
- Bilingual provider engagement in English and Spanish, so physicians, NPs, and care teams hear a consistent message in the language they use with patients.
- Disciplined pipeline management with HubSpot and Badger Maps, a 90-day territory plan, and a CRM lead tracker that keeps follow-through measurable.
- AI-assisted preparation — research, account briefs, and outreach drafted with care and reviewed by hand, so technology speeds the work without replacing the relationship.

Out in the field, building trust with the providers who care for our community.
Next step
Let's talk about the role you're filling.
If your team needs a bilingual, clinically-trained sales rep who's already in the field, I'd welcome a conversation.