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TypeFull time
ScheduleDays
Experience3+ yrs
EducationBachelor's
PostedNov 13
✓You’ll need
Certifications
Professional Human Resources (PHR) preferred.
Education
✓Bachelor’s degree required; preferably in Human Resources, Business Administration, and/or Education.
✓Knowledge of instructional media development and the ability to evaluate training programs.
Qualifications
✓Three years of experience in Human Resource Training to include the development and delivery of organizational-wide learning programs required; preferably in a healthcare setting.
✓Familiarity with concepts, standards and procedures related to organizational training.
✓Excellent oral/written communication and facilitation skills and knowledge of adult education principles.
✓Ability to assess training needs, develop appropriate programs, and deliver workshops or in-services.
✓Able to organize work priorities and work under general supervision.
✓Ability to interact effectively with internal customers and training vendors.
✓Proficient in personal computer (PC) operation and experience with Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and Excel.
✓Able to operate audio and video equipment.
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✓You’ll need
Certifications
Professional Human Resources (PHR) preferred.
Education
✓Bachelor’s degree required; preferably in Human Resources, Business Administration, and/or Education.
✓Knowledge of instructional media development and the ability to evaluate training programs.
Qualifications
✓Three years of experience in Human Resource Training to include the development and delivery of organizational-wide learning programs required; preferably in a healthcare setting.
✓Familiarity with concepts, standards and procedures related to organizational training.
✓Excellent oral/written communication and facilitation skills and knowledge of adult education principles.
✓Ability to assess training needs, develop appropriate programs, and deliver workshops or in-services.
✓Able to organize work priorities and work under general supervision.
✓Ability to interact effectively with internal customers and training vendors.
✓Proficient in personal computer (PC) operation and experience with Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and Excel.
✓Able to operate audio and video equipment.
195open roles
1professional non-clinical role open in TX
296beds
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Full employer posting

The HR Training Specialist servs as a key member of the Human Resources team. The primary responsibilities are assessing, designing, developing and delivering learning programs to enhance individual and organizational performance improvement. The Training Specialist will also ensure that training and organizational goals are met through evaluation methods.

Work Experience Three years of experience in Human Resource Training to include the development and delivery of organizational-wide learning programs required; preferably in a healthcare setting. License/Registration/Certification Professional Human Resources (PHR) preferred. Education and Training Bachelor’s degree required; preferably in Human Resources, Business Administration, and/or Education.

Skills Familiarity with concepts, standards and procedures related to organizational training. Excellent oral/written communication and facilitation skills and knowledge of adult education principles. Ability to assess training needs, develop appropriate programs, and deliver workshops or in-services.

Knowledge of instructional media development and the ability to evaluate training programs. Able to organize work priorities and work under general supervision. Ability to interact effectively with internal customers and training vendors.

Proficient in personal computer (PC) operation and experience with Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and Excel. Able to operate audio and video equipment.

Full Time - Days

About the role

The HR Training Specialist servs as a key member of the Human Resources team. The primary responsibilities are assessing, designing, developing and delivering learning programs to enhance individual and organizational performance improvement. The Training Specialist will also ensure that training and organizational goals are met through evaluation methods.