Curriculum & Learning Designer — Hybrid/Remote Health Education

Cicatelli Assoc Inc; New York (NY); Hybrid; USD 80,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, and vision insurance

Retirement plan after 3 months

Hybrid work schedules

Fully remote up to 3 weeks per year

Job summary

Cicatelli Associates Inc in New York, NY seeks a Curriculum and Materials Development Specialist to design innovative, evidence-based curricula and tools for national health center networks, advancing patient outcomes.

The role uses instructional design principles, authoring manuals and e-learning modules, and requires collaboration across departments with a strong focus on accessibility and adult learning.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in education, instructional design, public health, or related field, and/or 4 years' curriculum development/educational tech experience.
• Strong editing and research skills.
• Experience designing online or in-person training and/or webinars.

Responsibilities

• Design innovative curricula, resources, and tools for national health center networks.
• Lead development of curricula, webinars, and e-learning modules with manuals, playbooks, PowerPoints, and storyboards.
• Write curricula, manuals, worksheets, and materials for learning collaboratives and technical assistance.
• Ensure curricula and materials meet standards, are 508-compliant, and quality-assured.
• Storyboard e-learning modules using Articulate Rise/Storyline.

Skills

Editing

Research

Online training design

Microsoft Word

PowerPoint

Communication

Independent work

Team collaboration

Education

Bachelor's or Master's in education/instructional design/public health

Tools

Articulate Rise

Storyline

Lectora

Job description

Cicatelli Associates Inc in New York, NY seeks a Curriculum and Materials Development Specialist to design innovative, evidence-based curricula and tools for national health center networks, advancing patient outcomes.

The role uses instructional design principles, authoring manuals and e-learning modules, and requires collaboration across departments with a strong focus on accessibility and adult learning.