East Coast Clinical Education Lead

Alt; New York (NY); On-site; USD 150,000 - 210,000; Full time

Job summary

Neko is expanding its clinician training program across the US East Coast. In this role you will run onboarding, confirm competency sign-off, and step in when clinicians need extra support while continuing to practice clinically.

You will champion local education partners, plan for new clinic openings, and collaborate with the Global Clinician Education Lead to adapt the program for US needs and patient safety.

Qualifications

• Active, unrestricted MD, DO, NP, or PA licensure in New York State.
• Willingness to obtain licensure in other East Coast states.
• 5+ years of post-registration clinical practice, including 2+ years in fast-paced or high-volume settings.
• 3+ years training, onboarding, or mentoring clinicians against defined criteria.
• 3+ years giving direct, constructive feedback in difficult conversations.
• 2+ years running concurrent onboarding or training cohorts against shifting dates.
• Working style: warm, direct, organized; influence-based leadership.

Responsibilities

• Run the clinician onboarding cycle across East Coast clinics to achieve global program standard.
• Track cohorts closely and intervene early if progress stalls.
• Hold initial competency sign-off and collaborate with the Clinic Lead on outcomes.
• Support and develop local clinician education partners and run local round tables.
• Triage escalations, deliver remediation, and raise clinical safety concerns immediately.
• Partner with the Clinician Launch Trainer on new clinic openings and plan education capacity.
• Share evidence with the Global Clinician Education Lead and request US-specific adaptations.

Skills

Onboarding training

Mentoring clinicians

Feedback conversations

Clinical leadership

Program management

Education

Medical degree / clinical qualification

Job description

Neko is expanding its clinician training program across the US East Coast. In this role you will run onboarding, confirm competency sign-off, and step in when clinicians need extra support while continuing to practice clinically.

You will champion local education partners, plan for new clinic openings, and collaborate with the Global Clinician Education Lead to adapt the program for US needs and patient safety.