CAS-Clinical account specialist Salary(Biosense Webster)

Hello,

Does anyone know what is the average salary of a ACAS or CAS? How much do they make in commission/bonus etc? Is it a big difference in salary wise between ACAS and CAS?

Any insight on this will be helpful. I wish to apply but if I get rough idea what I am aiming for would be helpful.

Thanks,

 

I was told its around 70k + 25k commission for CAS, is it true?

 

ACAS Base around 60k + zero commission
CAS I 60-70k + 30k commission
CAS II 70-80k + 40k commission
CAS III-V lot more commission

0 commission for everything up to 80% sales quota, a third paid out for 80-90% quota, and two-thirds for 90-100%. So really, you'd need to get above 90% to make money.

The biggest difference is that ACAS positions are not permanent in the assigned territory. They are expected to move regionally in the next 12 months to an open CAS position.

 

Would anybody share the TM compensation?
Salary, commissions at plan, car allowance?

 

This division is JNJ fastest growing and most lucrative division right now. 300-500k or more is there for some reps. If you a full line rep and make under 250 you failed.

 

Is that 300-500k in Israeli shekels?

 

70 base?
Car or car allowance- if allowance how much ?

70 to 300 is a big spread

 

Sorry brother. I'm in another JNJ division and I'm killing my self to get a spot over there. Stay where you want. I want the money

 

does anyone know the most current salary ranges and commission structures for CAS positions??
Thanks

 

Call HR and do not be so stupid as to ask on a thread. There are other stringent requirements you probably will not meet.

 

Why are so many of you so shitty on here?? People come here for answers to legitimate questions and they get arrogant idiotic useless responses from meathead sounding bros. Help people out, dont be a POS.

 

welcome to the credo environment.

 

Clinicals at Biosense are making close to 190-240k range
Sales Reps at Biosense are in the 200-300++ range
Managers at Biosense make 1% on their regions plus base and bonus and some regions are producing 30-60 million in business. Thats a 500-700k job

I know this because if you look at jobs in Oursource you can see the hiring manager and the HR internal recruiter on the job posting. Just call that HR rep and ask about the money.

 

I work as a level 3 CAS. My salary is 230K. That’s base plus bonus money. Level 3 is the highest level CAS you can be. Hope this helps.

 

As a level 1 CAS, what was your base + bonus salary? How do you work up levels? Thanks.

 

I know 2 different people that work as CAS's and one started at 76k + 30k bonus, the other started at 80k + 32k commission. Would be curious to see more current data if anyone is willing to share. I may be interested in this in the future so wouldblike to know whats fairm

 

I know 2 different people that work as CAS's and one started at 76k + 30k bonus, the other started at 80k + 32k commission. Would be curious to see more current data if anyone is willing to share. I may be interested in this in the future so wouldblike to know whats fairm

 

I’ve been working as a level 1 CAS straight out of university (no nursing background or ATI) for a little over a year and make $76,000/year plus $32,000 commission. Training takes around 6 months to 1 year and during that time, I made $70,000 plus $0 commission. It’s a pretty sweet job!

 

I know this is old but it's relevant to me.
What is the next step from CAS 3? Can a CAS 3 become a manager or is that only for sales? TIA

 

Question for you, What does the training and then travel look like starting out?