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Senior Program Manager, Global Clinical Training and Programming
Location
Switzerland
Posted
71 days ago
Salary
CHF123.2K - CHF141.7K / year
Seniority
Senior
Job Description
Senior Program Manager, Global Clinical Training and Programming
Spring Health
• Serve as the primary Project Manager for Global Clinical Training and Programming • Develop and implement a Global Clinical Training strategy • Coordinate logistics for training and programming • Consult on Training and Programming planning with Jumbo customers • Collaborate with the Global team regarding strategy and implementation • Measure training and program effectiveness • Take a leadership role in planning global programming events
Job Requirements
- Clinical license or equivalent in your country
- 3-5 years of experience in facilitation and event planning
- Complete knowledge and understanding of global challenges in Clinical Training
- Strong analytical skills and problem-solving abilities
- Knowledge of Google Suite, Zoom, and event platforms
- Understanding of instructional design and content development
- Knowledgeable about training evaluation techniques
- Effective communication skills
Benefits
- competitive and fair pay
- annual reviews
- equity opportunities
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