Training Coordinator — 22.5 hours per week

Five Hour Club; United States; Remote; USD 24,000 - 30,000; Part time

Job summary

Birthrights champions respectful maternity care and is hiring a Training Coordinator to develop and deliver training for healthcare professionals and communities. You will coordinate sessions, venues, trainer communications and records, and support Associate Trainer relationships.

Role emphasizes inclusive, trauma-informed facilitation with strong organisational and empathetic communication skills; experience in evaluation and maternity rights content is welcomed.

Qualifications

• You will bring training development or delivery experience, inclusive and trauma-informed facilitation, human-rights and healthcare-law knowledge.
• You should have strong organisation and empathetic communication; evaluation skills or interest are welcomed.
• Maternity inequalities knowledge or materials/video experience are desirable.

Responsibilities

• Deliver and coordinate training for healthcare professionals and communities.
• Arrange sessions, venues, trainer communications and records; support Associate Trainer relationships and meetings.
• Develop evaluation methods, analyse feedback and share findings to improve content and report outcomes.
• Coordinate with advice and campaigns colleagues and support the remote training team.

Skills

Training delivery

Facilitation

Human rights

Healthcare law

Organisation

Empathetic communication

Job description

About Birthrights

Birthrights champions respectful maternity care through advice, training and campaigning.

Responsibilities

Work with the Training Manager to deliver and coordinate training for healthcare professionals and communities.

Arrange sessions, venues, trainer communications and records; support Associate Trainer relationships and meetings.

Develop evaluation methods, analyse feedback and share findings to improve content and report outcomes.

Coordinate with advice and campaigns colleagues and support the remote training team.

About you

You will bring training development or delivery experience, inclusive and trauma-informed facilitation, human-rights and healthcare-law knowledge, strong organisation and empathetic communication. Confidence with digital tools, independent working and a commitment to inclusion and challenging oppression are essential. Evaluation skills or interest are welcomed; maternity inequalities knowledge and materials/video experience are desirable.

Hours and salary

Permanent, 22.5 hours across three days. £19,800 actual annually (£33,000 FTE). Remote in the UK, with travel for meetings/events. Core hours 10am-3pm and Tuesday team overlap.