Learning & Development Trainer — Safety & CPR

Venture Community Services; Sturbridge (MA); On-site; USD 32,000 - 34,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus

Job summary

Venture-Community-Service in Massachusetts is seeking a Learning and Development Trainer to deliver orientation and ongoing staff training across the agency. The role requires coordinating with the Director of Learning and Development and other trainers, and may include evenings or Saturdays as needed.

The ideal candidate will have an associates degree or equivalent experience, strong public speaking, and the ability to work with a developmentally disabled population.

Qualifications

• Public speaking and training experience
• Experience relating to developmentally disabled/physically disabled population
• Public speaking and training experience preferred
• CPR/PABC instructor within 3 months of employment
• Independent trainer within 6 months of employment

Responsibilities

• Conduct regular orientation training for new employees via in-person or virtual methods
• Conduct remedial training for designated employees as needed
• Conduct in-service training regarding safety care standards
• Train staff on topics listed (PBS, PABC, First Aid, CPR, AED, Defensive Driving, Vehicle Maintenance, Human Rights)
• Maintain all required training certifications
• Ensure trainings are offered regularly
• Document trainings in personnel files
• Maintain class rosters and timely completion of certificates
• Maintain confidentiality and balance multiple priorities

Skills

Public speaking

Training experience

Interpersonal communication

Supervisory experience

Fluent English

Education

Associates degree or related field

Job description

Venture-Community-Service in Massachusetts is seeking a Learning and Development Trainer to deliver orientation and ongoing staff training across the agency. The role requires coordinating with the Director of Learning and Development and other trainers, and may include evenings or Saturdays as needed.

The ideal candidate will have an associates degree or equivalent experience, strong public speaking, and the ability to work with a developmentally disabled population.