Customer Education Manager - West Coast

Noah Medical is building medical robotic platforms for early diagnosis and treatment. The Customer Education Manager leads customer training, demonstrations, account launches, and readiness assessments while supporting regional sales priorities and developing scalable education programs.

Responsibilities:

• Work closely with the Area Vice President to plan training, demonstrations, and account launches that support regional sales priorities and customer adoption
• Deliver training in person and virtually for physicians and procedure support teams, including practical exercises, skills assessments, and super user training for support staff
• Lead Galaxy System demonstrations with Sales and Clinical Sales, tailoring the discussion to customer needs while using approved product messaging
• Lead initial account training and support the first day of cases. Document remaining training needs and hand responsibility for ongoing development to the assigned field team
• Review readiness records, assess customer skills, and sign off on independence within your assigned authority and Customer Education standards. Address any remaining gaps before certification
• Create and update approved training materials, assessments, and digital learning resources with partners across the company
• Manage event logistics, equipment setup and testing, and preparation. Follow through after each event, meet deadlines, and use company resources responsibly
• Keep training records current and use customer feedback, skills assessments, and program results to improve the quality and effectiveness of our education

Requirements:

• Bachelor's degree in a relevant field or equivalent professional experience
• 5+ years of experience in medical devices, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, or healthcare, including 2+ years in clinical education, clinical specialist, training, or learning and development roles
• Strong clinical and technical knowledge, with the ability to explain complex concepts, teach adult learners, solve problems, and manage projects
• Ability to work independently, build relationships across teams, adapt when priorities change, and follow through on commitments
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office and Google Workspace
• Eligibility to work in the United States
• Must reside on the U.S. West Coast
• Experience in bronchoscopy, navigational technologies, or medical robotics
• familiarity with simulation training, learning management systems, or tools for developing educational content
• Proximity to a major airport is preferred
• Candidates based in San Francisco are preferred