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EPR Trainer

Old Street
2 weeks ago
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Job Title: EPR Trainer

Starting: ASAP

Duration: Ongoing basic

Hours: Full-time, 5 days per week, 9 – 5.30

Location: Old Street, with potential travel to other sites

Pay: £15ph – 19ph depending on skill, experience and pay type

Duties:

  • Develop and deliver practical, high-quality, role-specific EPR training aligned to clinical and operational workflows.

  • Create structured lesson plans, e-learning modules (using Articulate 360), and support materials.

  • Deliver blended learning via classroom sessions, virtual training, and post-go-live support (floorwalking).

  • Work collaboratively with clinical SMEs and internal programme teams to understand evolving training needs.

  • Review and update training content based on feedback from pilot sessions.

  • Prepare training environments and oversee learner access to systems.

  • Deliver pilot training and adapt lesson plans accordingly.

  • Support super user onboarding and act as a key liaison for their development.

  • Track attendance and engagement via the Learning Management System (LMS).

  • Assist with floorwalker rota coordination and end-user training planning in the lead-up to go-live.

  • Participate in lessons-learned exercises and contribute to the handover for training teams.

    Essential Experience & Skills:

  • Proven experience delivering Electronic Patient Record (EPR) training in NHS settings.

  • Demonstrated EPR training experience across multiple clinical areas.

  • Skilled in developing and delivering training materials for the following clinical domains:

    • Outpatients

    • Inpatients

    • A&E

    • Theatres

    • Order Communications

    • ePMA (Electronic Prescribing and Medicines Administration)

  • Proficient in Articulate 360, Microsoft Office, and LMS platforms (ideally Kallidus Learn).

  • Ability to design and adapt lesson plans in collaboration with clinical stakeholders and programme leads.

  • Confident delivering training to both clinical and non-clinical audiences, in-person and virtually.

  • Strong communication, interpersonal, and stakeholder engagement skills.

  • Able to work flexibly across clinical and operational teams and adapt to programme developments.

  • Experience supporting super users, floorwalking, and post-go-live classroom training.

    Desirable Experience:

  • Familiarity with Meditech Expanse and/or OpenEyes EPR systems.

  • Previous training experience in a specialist acute NHS Trust.

  • Strong understanding of NHS information governance, data quality, and training compliance standards.

  • Experience using Kallidus Learn for managing and reporting on training engagement

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