Healthcare Instructional Designer for Frontline Care

Posted 17 days ago

roman health pharmacyNew York (NY)

Instructional Coordinators Professional and Management Development Training

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About the role

Ro is seeking an experienced Instructional Designer to build scalable learning for frontline patient care teams. You will translate clinical and operational information into practical, accessible learning that supports onboarding, ongoing development, and new programs. You will partner with Clinical, Operations, Product, and Quality & Safety SMEs to tailor content for diverse roles, ensuring outcomes-focused training across modalities using Articulate 360 and LMS tools.

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