Doug McManus, Physiatrist (Physical Medicine)
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Doug McManus

Physiatrist (Physical Medicine) | Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation

1401 Waterville Cir NW Hartville OH, 44632
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With a career spanning more than three decades, Doug McManus stands at the forefront of orthopedic medical sales, blending clinical insight with a passion for innovation. His work continues to redefine how surgical teams operate and how patients recover. Currently serving as a Pod Manager in medical device sales, McManus leads a high-performing team of three representatives, overseeing sales strategy, team development, facility operations, and regional growth. His collaborative approach focuses on enhancing surgical performance and improving patient outcomes. McManus brings 35 years of orthopedic experience and 23 years in medical device sales, positioning him as a trusted resource for surgeons and peers. Beyond his management role, he operates as an independent contractor, supporting projects such as the distribution of an advanced wound adhesive designed to reduce incision infections and accelerate healing. Originally trained as a Physical Therapist Assistant, McManus discovered medical sales early in his career, a pivot that shaped his professional trajectory. An athlete and former football player, he brings discipline and teamwork to his work while mentoring orthopedic residents and new sales representatives. He is currently contributing to a new surgical product line with Cutiva, focusing on reducing surgical site infections and improving post-operative recovery.

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1401 Waterville Cir NW -
Hartville, OH 44632
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