Learning Designer & Developer

Oracle · United States · On site · August 06, 2026

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Posted August 06, 2026 · Read from Oracle
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As a Learning Designer and Developer (IDD), you independently assess, design, develop, and maintain learning solutions that support the adoption of a large-scale Federal electronic healthcare program. This role translates complex workflows into effective, blended learning products that support workflow adoption and facilitate performance-based outcomes that are aligned with the client’s operational needs.

Employer
Oracle
Location
United States · On site