Lead EHR Application Trainer - Hybrid

Avera; Aberdeen (SD); Hybrid; USD 67,000 - 101,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

PTO on day 1

Employer retirement matching (up to 5–

Career development & mentorship

Job summary

Avera Health is seeking an EHR Application Principal Trainer to design, develop, validate, and deliver role-based training for our Epic and other healthcare applications. You will partner with informatics, operations, and learning teams to ensure curriculum reflects approved configurations and workflows.

The role focuses on creating standardized, safe, and effective training while avoiding non-EHR education programs. It requires collaboration across disciplines and ongoing curriculum improvement.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a related field and 3+ years of EHR training or instructional design experience.
• Experience developing role-based technical training materials for Epic or similar EHR systems.
• Epic Principal Trainer certification or willingness to obtain within time frame.

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain training curriculum for EHR and healthcare information systems.
• Deliver instructor-led, virtual, and on-demand training to diverse users.
• Analyze end-user roles and update curricula to reflect system changes.
• Coordinate curriculum review with SMEs and operational stakeholders.
• Build, test, and maintain training environments and data.

Skills

EHR training

Instructional design

Clinical informatics

Technical training

Education

Bachelor's in related area

3 years EHR training experience

Tools

Epic EHR

Epic Principal Trainer

Job description

Avera Health is seeking an EHR Application Principal Trainer to design, develop, validate, and deliver role-based training for our Epic and other healthcare applications. You will partner with informatics, operations, and learning teams to ensure curriculum reflects approved configurations and workflows.

The role focuses on creating standardized, safe, and effective training while avoiding non-EHR education programs. It requires collaboration across disciplines and ongoing curriculum improvement.