FAQs
What is the role of the Training Manager in MedStar Physicians' Billing Services?
The Training Manager leads the activities of the MPBS Training Department, ensuring that users are trained effectively to utilize system functionality and continuously improving training curriculum and materials.
What is the minimum education requirement for this position?
A bachelor's degree, preferably in Education or a related field, is required for this position.
How many years of experience are required for the Training Manager role?
The position requires 5-7 years of teaching, user support, and technical writing experience, preferably in a clinical or hospital setting.
What skills are necessary for the Training Manager position?
Necessary skills include practical knowledge of computer systems, excellent analytical skills, strong written and verbal communication, proficiency with Microsoft Suite, and excellent presentation and teaching skills.
Is prior experience in a clinical setting preferred?
Yes, prior experience in a clinical or hospital setting is preferred.
What specific duties does the Training Manager perform?
The Training Manager develops training documentation, monitors system training, conducts audits, prepares technical bulletins, provides on-site training, and participates in multidisciplinary quality improvement teams, among other responsibilities.
What is the hiring salary range for this position?
The hiring range for this position is $80,995 - $144,102.
Are there opportunities for professional development in this role?
Yes, the Training Manager will be involved in developing and presenting workshops and training sessions, allowing for both professional growth and skill development.
Does the Training Manager position involve team leadership?
Yes, the Training Manager oversees the entire Training team and performs related human resources responsibilities as required.
Will the Training Manager be involved in user inquiries about system performance?
Yes, the Training Manager will respond to user inquiries regarding aberrant system performance and unusual demographic or insurance data.