Cornerstone Global Partners (CGP Group)
Professional Education Manager, EMEA

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The Opportunity
A global medical aesthetics business is investing in professional and clinical education as a regional priority, and is hiring one person to lead it across EMEA. The foundations are strong: established technologies, experienced clinical trainers, and an engaged customer base. The opportunity is to shape these into a single education strategy for the region, then deliver it.
The Role
- Develop and execute the professional and internal commercial education strategy across EMEA for a portfolio of energy-based aesthetic technologies
- Based in or near London, with 40 to 60% travel across the region. Priority markets: UK, Germany and Spain
- Design educational pathways spanning new customer onboarding, advanced user development and expert-level clinical mastery
- Build and run training programmes for physicians, nurses and aesthetic practitioners: workshops, peer-to-peer sessions, webinars and regional events
- Identify and develop KOL relationships across EMEA, supporting congresses, advisory boards and educational content
- Deliver clinical education and field coaching for internal commercial, marketing and distributor teams
- Lead the education strategy at major regional and international congresses
- Manager-level individual contributor, with dotted-line clinical trainers and established support resources behind the role
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What We're Looking For
- 7+ years in medical devices, aesthetics, dermatology, plastic surgery or a related healthcare sector
- Experience developing and managing professional education programmes across multiple countries
- Strong understanding of energy-based aesthetic technologies and aesthetic treatment workflows
- A working grasp of how adults actually learn: short, practical and hands-on over long presentations
- A builder who executes personally, structured enough to run projects and pragmatic enough to handle ambiguity
- Bachelor's degree required; advanced degree preferred (MD, PhD, MSc, MBA, Nursing, Biomedical Sciences or related)


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The ambition is to be known for the best professional and continuing education in aesthetics. That is a multi-year build, and the person who delivers it owns the story.
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