warehouse associate

project manager

medical collector

healthcare customer service representative

enrollment manager

Cochlear

Pros:
	•	Supportive and approachable team, with a positive work environment.
	•	Strong learning opportunities, especially in sales, with good training and skill development.
	•	Meaningful work, as the products genuinely improve patients’ hearing and quality of life.
	•	Good employee benefits and structured processes that help you succeed in your role.
	•	Encourages ownership, responsibility, and professional growth.

Cons:
	•	Sales roles can be target-driven and sometimes high-pressure.
	•	Healthcare sales involves longer decision cycles due to clinical and hospital processes.
	•	Requires consistent follow-up and stakeholder coordination, which can be demanding at times.

Mangement only set you up for failure, they a horrible place to work. they give you 6 weeks to learn the job then you're taking calls follow by 2 additional weeks of training to learn a lot of stuff. training does not prepare you for the job, at all. If you want to be micromanaged, then this is the position for you.

This is the first job I’ve ever actually felt appreciated at. The managers are supportive and will help, as long as you are willing to ask. I enjoy going to work almost every day. My voice and opinions feel heard by the company. 

The culture is like academic research environment. The peers are friendly and intelligent. The management however, stinks. I had the possibility to travel and interface with others in my field. The cochlear implant community is actually quite small. Not a good thing.

The training program is great! They give you the tools and resources you need to succeed in your role. Company has some great benefits but could be a bit micromanaging and pushy to achieve daily and weekly goals. 

The best company i’ve worked at. A mid level multinational, amazing product, great management. 

The only bad feedback, is that career progression is very slow. But everything else is spot on

Helping to give the gift of sound to people is one of the most rewarding things about this job. Outside of that, there are long lines of red tape and job advancement is hard to come by.

It was an ok company to work for. If you work hard they will just give you more.  Upper management was pretty sketchy - typical playing favorites and only advancing those people. Best part was the free food trucks.

I feel more supported in this role than any other role I’ve been in. The leadership is intentional and cares about your development and work life balance. Vacations and time away are encouraged to prevent overwhelm 

Nice quality work experience, smaller company but great team.  The offices are pretty quit but one gets used to it. The funding for the company could be better.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Warehouse associate 10 salaries reported	$24.50 per hour
Project manager 10 salaries reported	$24.50 per hour
Medical collector 1 salary reported	$25.00 per hour
Healthcare customer service representative 1 salary reported	$23.50 per hour
Enrollment manager 1 salary reported	$110,500 per year

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