Project Manager - Instructional Design

1 Inventa Place Silver Spring, MD 20910 Kids Are Our Everything. Department 10415 CHORDS - Research Pay Range $87,172.80 - $145,267.20 The Project Manager, Instructional Design will be an integral part of the Pediatric Prevention Network (PPN) mission to prepare the nation and its children's hospitals to be ready to care for children in everyday settings, disasters, and global health threats.

As a five-year, federally funded grant program, the PPN aims to: ●Increase the proportion of children’s hospitals working in partnership with local, state, regional, and/or national emergency preparedness systems including health care, disaster preparedness, and emergency management sectors, in order to provide education and develop preparedness plans to better address the unique needs of children and their families. ●Increase the number and types of collaborations that children’s hospitals develop with emergency preparedness systems, national organizations focused on improving pediatric emergency readiness, and community partners, to better address the unique needs of children and their families, including efforts to prevent and address disparities experienced by underserved populations. ● Improve the pediatric emergency readiness of health care systems including prehospital, emergency department, and inpatient settings to better address the unique needs of children and their families. ● Increase the capability of telehealth/telemedicine systems to better address the unique needs of children and their families.

The Project Manager, Instructional Design will join a team of instructional designers, educational researchers, and medical education experts located across the country. As part of a highly collaborative, distributed, and dynamic team, the Project Manager, Instructional Design will be tasked to leverage their skills in instructional design, project management, elearning development, educational technology, and problem solving to support the PPN aims listed above. Duties will include: 1. Acts as a project leader for instructional design projects and leads instructional design projects through iterative stages: conception, need analysis, design, development, evaluation and maintenance. 2.

Develops and maintains project timelines and plans based on project and stakeholders needs. 3. Manages relationships with internal and external partners, outside vendors, consultants and peer institutions. 4. Provides consultation, assess project needs, and makes recommendations for instructional design projects, such as design solutions, technology selection, resources, timelines, priorities and more. 5. Develops instructional design deliverables such as storyboards, curriculum maps, outlines and prototypes, etc. in collaboration with SMEs and other team members. 6. Manages assigned project tasks to ensure timely and high-quality outcomes. 7.

Maintains in depth knowledge of existing and emerging instructional technologies. Delivers technical expertise and provides…

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