Health Program Training and Technical Assistance (TTA) Specialist (FLORIDA REMOTE)

You are required to live in Florida to be considered for this role.

About the role

The Training and Technical Assistance (TTA) Specialist oversees regional Training and Technical Assistance (TA) activities for rural health providers in Florida. This position involves performing assignments related to a training and technical assistance project under the direction of senior management and providing guidance to junior team members. Responsibilities include triaging and managing coordination of individualized training and technical assistance, participating in universal technical assistance activities, working directly with health providers, supporting learning collaboratives, assigning and managing deployment of a team of health delivery subject matter experts, and working within technology platforms to manage and deploy training. The role also supports data and evaluation teams in assessment and monitoring activities.

Successful candidates should know how to apply adult learning theory and human-centered design in the creation of innovative TA solutions and design resources in multiple formats and technologies. A background in training and technical assistance, rural health, adult learning principles, instructional design, and capacity building is essential.

Responsibilities

• Design, coordinate, deliver, and support capacity-building initiatives for rural health providers.
• Manage individualized and universal technical assistance activities.
• Work directly with health providers and support learning collaboratives.
• Assign and manage deployment of a team of health delivery subject matter experts.
• Utilize technology platforms to manage and deploy training.
• Support data and evaluation teams in assessment and monitoring activities.
• Apply adult learning theory and human-centered design to create innovative TA solutions.
• Facilitate webinars through online communications platforms.
• Manage multiple TA assignments and monitor subject matter experts (SMEs).
• Facilitate client meetings, peer learning collaborative sessions, and day-to-day communications with healthcare providers and SMEs.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in public health, public policy, behavioral/social sciences, or a related field (required).
• Minimum of 5 years of experience with:
  • Designing, coordinating, delivering, and supporting capacity-building initiatives.
  • Health delivery or health system transformation.
  • Applying instructional design, human-centered design, and adult learning principles to design and/or deliver TTA.
  • Facilitating webinars through online communications platforms.
  • Managing multiple TA assignments and monitoring SMEs.
  • Analytical thinking, task documentation, and efficient work planning.

Skills

• Experience with training and technical assistance technology (e.g., tracking systems, communication systems, webinar software) is preferred.
• Experience supporting or implementing federal health transformation efforts, including work with CMS or HRSA-funded projects or health system projects.
• Exceptional communication skills for engaging with government clients, subject matter experts, healthcare leaders, and providers.
• Comfort with facilitating meetings and collaborative sessions.
• Spanish, Pueblo, Apache, or Navajo language skills are welcome but not required.

Pay

The pay range for this full-time position is $61,232.00 - $104,094.00.