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A leading healthcare provider is seeking a Digital Systems Trainer to support their digital transformation projects. This role involves designing training strategies, delivering training sessions, and acting as a subject matter expert. The position requires significant travel and collaboration with various teams to ensure successful implementation and adoption of digital systems.
Barchester Healthcare is one of the UK's leading healthcare providers, ranking third with over 250 nursing homes and hospitals nationwide. They are expanding rapidly, with a new builds programme adding 10 new homes annually for the next three years. The Digital Systems Trainer role is a new position created to support Barchester's digital transformation projects, including e-care planning, electronic rostering, CRM, and HRIS, ensuring full integration, adoption, and ongoing maintenance.
The Digital Systems Trainer will design training strategies and materials, delivering training through face-to-face sessions, individual coaching, remote videos, and post-training support. The role acts as a subject matter expert on digital training and provides guidance on change management across the organisation. It involves significant travel within a designated region and nationally, including overnight stays.
Barchester Healthcare, the third largest healthcare provider in the UK, operates over 250 nursing homes and hospitals. With a robust new builds programme, they are expanding quickly and successfully.
Supporting Barchester's digital strategy, the Learning and Development team seeks a Digital Systems Trainer to join the Digital Transformation Team. Reporting to the Head of Digital Training, the trainer will collaborate with implementation leads, operations, and the L&D team to design and deliver training, act as a digital training expert, and guide change management efforts.
The role requires extensive travel across regions and nationally, including overnight stays.
This role requires a DBS check due to its nature and the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 (Exceptions) Order.