This role owns the whole enterprise sales motion for an Australian health AI company: winning large accounts, keeping them, and growing them. A robust candidate has closed and expanded complex healthcare deals where trust builds slowly, and has built or led a team rather than only carrying deals alone. The job is as much about setting standards, forecasting discipline, and repeatable playbooks as it is about closing.
How it fits the AI era
The product is clinical AI, so enterprise buyers will ask hard questions about accuracy, safety, and how it fits existing systems, and this role has to answer them credibly. Much of the deal work, such as pipeline tracking and forecasting, can be supported by tools, but judgement on risk, stakeholder trust, and executive escalation stays human. The person sets the standard for how AI is sold into Australian healthcare while the window is open.
How it builds AI experience
Working here means selling an AI scribe that plugs into the country's most used GP software and fills care plans from consultations, so real fluency in clinical AI and health IT ecosystems matters. That can be built by learning how EMR and EHR systems work, how healthcare procurement and tenders run, and how accuracy and safety are judged in clinical settings. Direct SaaS or health tech background helps but is listed as nice to have.
Worth showing
- Australian healthcare enterprise deals
- Built or led sales team
- Complex deal judgement
- Forecasting and pipeline discipline
- Health tech or SaaS background
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About Lyrebird Health
An AI scribe built directly into Australia's most-used GP software, auto-filling care plans from the consultation rather than just writing a note.
📌 Head of Enterprise GTM (Melbourne)
🏢 present of AI
📍 Melbourne
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