Training Coordinator

As a Training Coordinator, you will play a key role in preparing new and existing care providers to successfully support the individuals served by Cambrian. You'll coordinate and deliver orientations and ongoing training, ensure required documentation is complete, track training compliance, assess caregiver skills, and maintain accurate training records.This is a people-focused role requiring strong presentation skills, organization, attention to detail, and the ability to adjust your training approach based on how people learn. You'll work closely with candidates, caregivers, HR, the Quality Department, and community partners to ensure training and onboarding are completed accurately and effectively.WHAT YOU WILL DO:Orientation & Training Delivery: Coordinate and deliver orientations and ongoing training sessions for new and existing care providers, using company-approved materials and adapting presentation styles to support different learning needs.Training Compliance & Documentation: Track and report caregiver training compliance, ensure orientation documentation is complete and accurate according to company and regulatory requirements, and maintain timely training records.Skills Competency & Caregiver Development: Assess and ensure new care provider skill competency in both in-home and skills-lab settings, provide skills training as requested, and support training initiatives that promote successful outcomes.Candidate & Caregiver Support: Prepare for incoming candidates, review pending HR documentation, greet candidates, collect required legal documents, answer questions, support online diversity training, and provide prompt, professional, and friendly service to care providers.Hiring & Data Entry Support: Complete accurate and timely data entry for newly hired care providers in company systems, including entering required information into Matrix and ensuring onboarding documentation is completed correctly and in the appropriate order.Community & Referral Collaboration: Build and maintain positive relationships with community organizations, healthcare providers, workforce development agencies, and referral sources; attend community and referral-source meetings and assist in identifying training needs through caregiver and community interactions.