Nurse Educator - Aesthetic Clinical Trainer (LA West)
$55-$65/hr
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$55-$65/hr
About the role
- Directly manages Lead Clinicians (LCs)
- Provides indirect oversight and coaching support to Clinicians
- Responsible for performance management, development, and succession planning for LCsPartners with HRBPs and Sr. Clinical Partner (SCP) on talent decisions
- Clinical Oversight & Quality Execution
- Own clinical quality, safety, and protocol adherence across all locations in the territory
- Conduct regular site visits, audits, and observation rounds
- Identify performance gaps and implement structured improvement plans
- Reinforce clinical standards through real-time, in-field coaching
- Leadership & Team Development
- Manage and develop Lead Clinicians as the primary driver of clinic-level performance
- Conduct regular 1:1s, coaching sessions, and performance reviews
- Build leadership capability within LCs to ensure scalable coaching at the clinic level
- Support succession planning and internal talent development
- Training & Capability Building
- Deliver hands-on clinical training for new hires and existing clinicians
- Support onboarding, ramp-up, and ongoing skill development
- Facilitate new treatment rollouts and training refreshers
- Evaluate training effectiveness and address skill gaps
- Operational & Workforce Support
- Monitor clinic readiness, including staffing coverage, callouts, and clinician availability
- Step into treatment coverage when needed to support operations
- Partner with LCs and Location Directors to ensure alignment with patient demand
- Identify and escalate operational risks or gaps proactively
- Compliance & Risk Management
- Ensure adherence to all regulatory, safety, and clinical standards
- Verify credentialing, documentation accuracy, and audit readiness
- Conduct audits and ensure corrective actions are completed and sustained
- Escalate risks or compliance concerns to leadership promptly
- New Clinic Readiness
- Support clinical readiness for new clinic openings
- Ensure clinicians are trained, credentialed, and operationally prepared
- Provide opening support and post-opening stabilization
- Talent Selection
- Conduct clinician interviews to support hiring needs across the territory
- Assess candidates for clinical competency, judgment, and ability to perform in high-volume environments
- Clearly communicate role expectations, including pace, scheduling, and standards
- Partner with leadership and HR to ensure consistent hiring decisions
- Active and unrestricted RN license (NP or PA preferred)35+ years of clinical experience, with leadership or training experience preferred
- Demonstrated experience in coaching, training, or developing clinicians
- Strong clinical judgment and ability to assess treatment quality and protocol adherence
- Ability to work in a fast-paced, high-volume, multi-site environment
- Excellent communication, coaching, and interpersonal skills
- Strong organizational skills and attention to detail
- Ability to travel extensively (up to 100%)
- Field-based role with up to 100% travel across assigned territory
- Ability to stand for extended periods and perform treatments as needed
- Frequent in-clinic work environment across multiple locations
- Ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced environment
- Occasional administrative responsibilities, including reporting and documentation
- (but not limited to):Healthcare benefits
- Dental, Vision, and 401(k)
- Paid Time OffGenerous employee discounts
- Eligibility Requirement:
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