Clinical Curriculum Coordinator - School of Social Work

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    Description

    Duties & Responsibilities

    Curriculum Development and Program Leadership

    • Serve as the lead SME for clinical curriculum development across PATH initiatives.
    • Coordinate the development, review, revision, and implementation of clinical training curricula for synchronous and asynchronous learning environments.
    • Ensure consistency and fidelity of curriculum content related to TCOM, CANS, SOC principles, trauma-informed care, assessment, care planning, and other behavioral health initiatives.
    • Collaborate with PATH leadership, CQR teams, and program stakeholders to identify curriculum needs and prioritize training development.
    • Oversee Training of Trainers (TOT) programs and the development of supporting instructional materials.
    • Ensure curriculum products meet accessibility standards.
    • Coordinate curriculum review processes and incorporate evaluation findings into continuous improvement efforts.

    Training Delivery and Workforce Development

    • Facilitate Training of Trainers/Feedback sessions and model effective instructional strategies for staff and providers.
    • Schedule, coordinate, and lead training sessions to support staff skill development and curriculum mastery.
    • Provide coaching and consultation on training facilitation, curriculum implementation, and transfer of learning strategies.
    • Support providers in identifying agency-specific implementation challenges and developing practical strategies to support successful program implementation.
    • Evaluate participant learning outcomes and training effectiveness to inform future training design and continuous improvement efforts.

    Staff Leadership, Mentorship, and Oversight

    • Provide leadership, mentorship, and day-to-day guidance to specialist staff engaged in curriculum development and training activities.
    • Coordinate and monitor curriculum-related assignments, timelines, and deliverables.
    • Observe training facilitation and mock practice sessions and document strengths, areas for improvement, and recommendations.
    • Provide coaching and developmental feedback to support staff performance and professional growth.
    • Participate in interviewing, onboarding, and evaluation processes for specialist-level positions.
    • Foster collaboration, communication, accountability, and continuous quality improvement among curriculum and training staff.
    • Serve as a resource to PATH leadership on staff development needs and curriculum implementation challenges.

    Quality Improvement and Stakeholder Collaboration

    • Collaborate with CQR team to develop standardized processes for training, coaching, and curriculum development processes.
    • Monitor curriculum implementation and training outcomes to support quality, consistency, and alignment with program goals.
    • Analyze training feedback and performance data to recommend curriculum enhancements and process improvements.
    • Maintain collaborative relationships with state agencies, providers, SME's, and community stakeholders.
    • Participate in cross-functional workgroups, committees, and project teams to support PATH initiatives.

    Other Duties

    • Travel throughout Illinois, as needed, to provide training, coaching, technical assistance, and program support.
    • Participate in special projects and other duties as assigned.

    Numbers & Facts

    LocationUrbana, IL

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