Sr Sales Training Manager

GE HEALTHCARE•Remote, OH

2d•$128,000 - $192,000•Remote

About The Position

GE HealthCare’s Pharmaceutical Diagnostics team is seeking a Neurology Product Trainer to support the US and Canada (USCAN) radiopharmaceutical business. In this role, you will design, develop and deliver training that helps commercial teams build strong disease-state knowledge, product expertise, competitive understanding, and customer engagement skills across two Neurology radiopharmaceutical product lines. You will partner closely with sales leaders, cross-functional stakeholders, and subject matter experts to create learning experiences for new hires and ongoing field development. The ideal candidate is a collaborative learning professional who can connect training strategy to business priorities, strengthen field readiness, and help drive commercial performance.

Requirements

3+ years of experience in life sciences learning and development, commercial training, sales enablement, or a related field; experience in the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical technology, or healthcare industry is preferred.
Demonstrated success designing, developing, and delivering learning programs that improve commercial readiness and performance.
Experience supporting field sales teams, product launches, disease-state education, or customer-facing capability development.
3+ years of direct field sales experience, preferably in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical technology, medical device, imaging, diagnostics, or specialty healthcare markets; demonstrated ability to translate sales strategy, customer insights, account planning, and objection handling into practical training that strengthens commercial execution.
Bachelor’s degree in Business, Education, Human Resources, Life Sciences, Communications, or a related field; equivalent relevant experience may also be considered.
Strong facilitation, communication, and presentation skills, with the ability to engage learners across virtual, in-person, and blended learning environments.
Experience with instructional design, curriculum development, adult learning principles, and learner-centered program design.
Ability to quickly build knowledge of Neurology disease states, treatment pathways, customer needs, and competitive market dynamics.
Comfort using learning technologies, sales enablement platforms, CRM systems, and Microsoft Office tools, including PowerPoint, Teams, Word, and Excel.
Experience partnering with legal, medical, regulatory, compliance, or promotional review teams to develop training content in a regulated environment.
Ability to manage agency, vendor, or external training partners to deliver high-quality work on time and within established standards.
Understanding of commercial sales processes, opportunity management, account planning, and customer engagement strategies.
Ability to translate complex scientific, clinical, or technical information into clear, practical learning experiences for commercial audiences.
Business-minded and results-oriented, with a focus on creating training that improves field confidence, customer engagement, and commercial execution.
Collaborative leader who can influence without direct authority and build alignment across sales, marketing, medical, regulatory, operations, and training stakeholders.
Strong relationship builder who earns trust through credibility, responsiveness, sound judgment, and follow-through.
Comfortable working in a matrixed, fast-paced environment with shifting priorities and evolving business needs.
Analytical and curious, with the ability to use feedback, data, and field insights to identify opportunities and improve learning impact.
Clear and practical communicator who can simplify complexity and connect learning objectives to business outcomes.
Resourceful, flexible, and resilient, with a continuous-improvement mindset and a willingness to take initiative.
Committed to inclusive collaboration, professional development, and helping others succeed.

Nice To Haves

Neurology, radiopharmaceutical, imaging, diagnostic, or specialty pharmaceutical experience is highly valued but not required.
Professional certification in learning and development, training, facilitation, instructional design, or coaching such as CPTD, CPTM, ATD, or similar credentials is preferred but not required.

Responsibilities

Partner with Neurology commercial leaders to define training priorities that support business objectives, role-specific performance expectations, and measurable field behavior change.
Maintain current knowledge of Neurology disease states, products, competitors, and market dynamics, and partner with subject matter experts to keep training content accurate and relevant.
Design, develop, and facilitate Neurology training across virtual, in-person, e-learning, and blended formats to build product knowledge, disease-state fluency, competitive understanding, and customer engagement capability.
Analyze training metrics and field feedback to assess effectiveness, identify improvement opportunities, and communicate program impact and recommendations to business leaders.
Gather feedback from sales representatives, sales leaders, and business stakeholders to refine the Neurology training program and improve learner experience, relevance, and impact.
Collaborate with Commercial Excellence and Sales Operations to integrate new tools, sales processes, and broader business initiatives into effective field training and adoption plans.
Work with first- and second-level sales leaders across two Neurology product lines to reinforce learning priorities, drive sustainment, and support consistent execution in the field.
Ensure all training content and programs comply with applicable regulatory requirements, company policies, and legal-medical-regulatory review standards.
Manage external training partners to ensure high-quality deliverables, timely execution, and adherence to GE HealthCare policies and standards.