Clinical Training Consultant - INA

Oracle•Kansas City, MO

16h•Hybrid

About The Position

Oracle Health Consulting is seeking an experienced Clinical Trainer to deliver and continuously improve training programs supporting large-scale EHR implementations and adoption efforts—particularly in Federal environments. This role blends advanced clinical training delivery with consulting-grade workflow expertise and select back-end/build knowledge to ensure end users are prepared, confident, and productive at go-lives and beyond. This role will need to support one of the following specialties/workstreams below: Oncology.

Requirements

US Citizenship is required.
Bachelor’s degree in nursing, Healthcare Administration, Learning & Development, Business, or related field (or equivalent experience).
Clinical background in licensed healthcare practice.
Professional license (e.g., Registered Nurse).
Some experience delivering EHR training, adult learning, coaching, and supporting end-user adoption in healthcare environments.
Experience working cross-functionally with clinical, operational, and technical stakeholders.
Strong communication skills; ability to explain complex concepts clearly; adaptability and customer focus.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office.

Nice To Haves

Experience with large-scale EHR implementations, including Federal agencies or similarly regulated environments.
Experience conducting needs analysis, developing training programs, and assessing training effectiveness.
Experience with Cerner/Oracle Health Millennium.
Advanced degree in Informatics or related discipline.
Demonstrated ability to incorporate data analysis into training strategy and performance improvement.
Familiarity with LMS and digital learning tools.

Responsibilities

Deliver training programs (in-person and virtual) across multiple skill levels and audiences, including deployment and go-live training.
Work in partnership with the Design Learning Consultants to review and provide recommended updates to training content and enablement assets (job aids, guides, scenario-based exercises) to reflect workflow and build changes.
Apply adult learning principles and data-driven approaches to improve learner engagement and retention.
Provide clinical subject matter expertise across a specific training program.
Support change management and end-user adoption by identifying gaps, resistance points, and practical remediation strategies.
Assess trainer effectiveness and provide structured coaching through observations and 1:1 feedback sessions to improve delivery consistency and outcomes.
Identify knowledge gaps and implement targeted interventions (refresher training, office hours, microlearning, remediation pathways).
Monitor training impact and contribute to continuous improvement cycles based on feedback and performance trends.
Track and analyze training KPIs (e.g., satisfaction, completion, proficiency/skill improvements) and tailor training plans accordingly.
Provide status updates to senior leaders and project teams, communicating progress, risks, and recommendations.
Collaborate cross-functionally (clinical, technical, operations, and external partners) to align training with solution design and organizational goals.
Leverage deeper solution knowledge to explain system behavior, workflow interdependencies, and design decision impacts to both clinical and operational audiences.
Contribute to solution readiness by aligning training scenarios to configuration decisions and helping mitigate workflow/build-related risks.
Work in accordance with corporate and organizational security policies and procedures; safeguard corporate and client assets.
Willingness to work additional or irregular hours as needed and allowed by local regulations (common during go-lives).
Certain client-facing roles may require compliance with immunization and occupational health mandates.