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Instructional Designer

AHS Employees

Crafting professional development programs

Instructional designers play a leadership role in the development and implementation of training programs for various initiatives and/or programs.

They develop plans and strategies to ensure staff training aligns with policies, procedures, and business goals, and cultivate relationships with subject matter experts to ensure high-quality training with relevant, accurate information.

 

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Compensation

Competitive compensation package

Other benefits

Union

Non-Union Exempt Employee (NUEE)

Education

Degree in a related field

Registration

Not required

Duties

  • Interpret client needs, assess learning requirements, and identify solutions
  • Develop plans and strategies to ensure staff training aligns with policies, procedures, and goals
  • Facilitate the strategic coordination and delivery of educational materials, tools, and resources
  • Work with subject matter experts to ensure training materials are factually correct and relevant

Make a Difference

  • Help staff develop skills, maintain professional competencies, and enhance their careers
  • Keep training and skill sets up-to-date with current, evidence-based best practice
  • Develop and deliver educational materials, tools, and resources across the organization
  • Ensure that training initiatives and programs are developed to include the most relevant information and with the highest degree of accuracy

Work Collaboratively

  • Lead and support a team of skilled trainers with training delivery and process improvement
  • Build and maintain strong working relationships with various internal stakeholders to ensure the training initiatives and programs are factually accurate and relevant to staff
  • Depending upon the role, may be required to travel

Grow Your Career

  • Additional training and education
  • Healthcare leadership and management
  • Health system administration

Additional Information

To learn more about a career as an instructional designer in our province visit Alberta Learning Information Services (ALIS).