Jessie Poole Nominated As 2023 National Trainer For CoolSculpting
Mar 1, 2023
The founder of Element Body Lab has been nominated to serve for another year as an Allergen Medical Institute Faculty Member, making her a national trainer for CoolSculpting technologies.
Dallas, TX - March 1, 2023 —
CoolSculpting technologies offer innovative ways to provide cosmetic procedures without the need for surgery. As the technology grows in popularity, trainers are needed to give support and tutorage on the best practices to businesses and new providers. Allergan Medical Institute is in place to ensure that businesses get the right level of training by the leading professionals nationwide. Each year, CoolSculpting technicians are nominated to serve a term as an Allergen Medical Institute Faculty Member, who then offer support and training to the United States.
In 2023, Jessie Poole was nominated and agreed to serve as a National Trainer for CoolSculpting, continuing her tenure from last year. It’s rare that individuals are nominated multiple years in a row, but Jessie is “honored to carry on and offer insights and support to fellow providers.”
Jessie, along with the rest of the AMI Faculty will train hundreds of CoolSculpting providers across the US, including in her home city - Dallas, Texas.
The Founder Of Element Body Lab
Jessie Poole is a certified CoolSculpting specialist and the founder of Element Body Lab. She operates a woman-owned and operated business that provides a wide array of CoolSculpting and CoolTone services for clients in Dallas, Texas.
In 2022, she received her first nomination to become a National Trainer for CoolSculpting, as she joined Allergen Medical Institute as a Faculty Member. This role meant she spent many months of the year traveling around the country, educating CoolSculpting providers and business owners on how to get the most out of this innovative technology, including how to provide better patient outcomes.
This year, she has been nominated for a second term and is now officially continuing as a National Trainer in 2023. She hopes to reach more businesses across the country, sharing her expert knowledge on all things CoolSculpting.
Advancing Excellence In Medical Education
The title of Allergan Medical Institute Faculty Member is awarded based on a nomination system. Allergan Medical Institute is an organization that’s dedicated to helping customers get the best possible outcomes from aesthetic and cosmetic procedures. It does this by offering a wide range of training programs and educational pathways for clinical providers to embark on.
As an Allergen Medical Institute Faculty Member, Jessie has access to all of these incredible resources, allowing her to train others to an equally high standard. She will serve another year as a National Trainer for CoolSculpting before nominations come in again. From Jessie’s perspective, “it’s an honor to be a Faculty Member and I hope to continue serving as a resource and trainer not just this year, but in 2024 and onward. There’s so much I learn from my peers, and I love that we all grow and do better when we invest in continuing training opportunities.”
About Jessie Poole
Jessie Poole is the founder of Element Body Lab, a cosmetic services business focused on providing expert body contouring services. She has many years of experience delivering CoolSculpting and CoolTone treatments and training other providers across the country.
In addition to being a National trainer and CoolSculpting, she’s the owner of the leading business offering CoolSculpting in Dallas. She’s also a wife, a mother, and actively involved in philanthropy in her community as a member of the Junior League of Dallas.
For more information on Jessie or her business, visit the website here: https://elementbodylab.com/.
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Address: 8330 Meadow Road, Suite 201, Dallas, Texas 75231
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