About the Role

We are seeking a dynamic and experienced Lead Trainer to join our Central Clinical Operations Team. This role will be pivotal in ensuring the effective training and development of pharmacists and care coordinators on specialty pharmacy workflow and best practices. The Lead Trainer will be responsible for designing the training strategy & approach at House Rx, creating new training content, as well as maintaining and updating existing training materials to reflect current standards and guidelines. You will collaborate with key stakeholders to identify training needs and design comprehensive educational programs to ensure team members excel in their role. As a pivotal member of the House Rx team, you will work closely with specialty care clinics and the House Rx team to improve the specialty pharmacy experience for patients and their caregivers. 

What You’ll Do

Training Program Strategy:

  • Design and implement a strategic training framework that aligns with organizational goals and addresses the specific needs of clinical staff.
  • Develop a curriculum that incorporates adult learning principles and leverages various instructional methods, including e-learning, workshops, simulations, and on-the-job training.

Training Program Development:

  • Develop comprehensive training programs for internal and external team members on specialty pharmacy workflow, including dispensing, patient care, prior authorization and financial assistance processes, communication, technology, and adherence to regulatory requirements.
  • Create engaging training content using various formats (e.g., presentations, e-learning modules, workshops) to cater to different learning styles and ensure effective knowledge transfer.

Training Delivery and Facilitation:

  • Conduct onboarding training sessions for new hires to ensure they are equipped with necessary skills and knowledge.
  • Provide retraining and coaching sessions for existing employees identified as needing additional support or improvement.
  • Deliver as-needed training sessions on specific topics related to clinical operations as they arise, ensuring timely response to evolving needs.

Content Management and Maintenance:

  • Regularly review and update existing training materials to reflect current industry practices, regulatory changes, and organizational updates.
  • Work closely with subject matter experts to incorporate best practices and latest research findings into training content.
  • Maintain a repository of training resources and ensure accessibility for all team members.

Quality Assurance and Evaluation:

  • Implement assessment tools and metrics to evaluate the effectiveness of training programs.
  • Gather feedback from trainees and stakeholders to continuously improve training content and delivery methods.
  • Monitor trainee performance and provide feedback to management for performance management purposes.
  • Measure, report, and sign off on competency following initial onboarding training as well as any as-needed trainings or 

Collaboration and Communication:

  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including Clinical Operations, Quality, and People Ops to align training initiatives with organizational goals and compliance requirements.
  • Collaborate with clinical leaders, supervisors, and subject matter experts to gather insights and data that inform training strategies.
  • Communicate effectively with stakeholders to promote understanding and adoption of training programs.

About You

  • Proven experience (5+ years) as a trainer or educator in a healthcare or pharmaceutical setting, with specific experience in specialty pharmacy operations preferred.
  • Strong understanding of pharmacy workflow, clinical guidelines, and regulatory requirements related to specialty pharmacy.
  • Excellent presentation and facilitation skills, with the ability to engage and inspire diverse audiences.
  • Experience in curriculum development, instructional design, and e-learning tools/platforms.
  • Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced environment.
  • Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.
  • Certification in training or education (e.g., ATD, CPT) is a plus.

Excited about the opportunity, but worried you don’t meet all the requirements? Apply anyway, and give us both the chance to find out.

Expected Full-Time Base Salary: $65,000-$80,000

This range represents the low and high end of the anticipated base salary/wage. The actual base salary/wage will depend on several factors, including experience, knowledge, and skills. Actual compensation packages may include other elements equity, paid time off and benefits.

Why You Should Join Our Team

A career at House Rx offers the chance to work with a talented group of entrepreneurs, healthcare professionals, and technology builders who are passionate about improving specialty care and making it easier for patients to access the medication that they need.

At House Rx, we strive to build and maintain an environment where employees from all backgrounds are valued, respected and have the opportunity to succeed. You'll find a culture that supports open communication, embracing failure as a learning opportunity, and always being open to new ideas—no matter how radical. We are a remote-first company, however some pharmacy operations roles require onsite clinic presence. We’re committed to creating a positive and collaborative culture to achieve our mission, all while supporting our team members in all aspects of their lives—at home, at work and everywhere in between. 

In particular, we offer:

  • Paid time off
  • Generous parental leave 
  • Comprehensive healthcare, vision and dental benefits
  • Competitive salary and equity stake

We’re backed by forward-thinking investors committed to transforming healthcare, including Bessemer Venture Partners, First Round Capital, LRV Health, Khosla Ventures, Maverick Ventures, 1984.vc, and Character.

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