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The Training and Development Manager will be responsible for the provision of professional training, including PMVA. They will lead a small team of trainers, undertaking and coordinating training needs analysis, maintaining accurate records and fully documenting relevant syllabus, training schedules, lesson plans and ensuring an auditable rationale is available for everything that we do. 

 You will ensure training materials are reviewed and developed to uphold and promote a recovery focused approach and will draw upon their own lived experience when producing and delivering training.

The Training and Development Manager will promote positive understanding, awareness, and attitudes towards mental and physical health as part of day-to-day duties. They will ensure a psychologically safe environment for the staff attending training, providing emotional support to staff who may express/exhibit emotional or psychological distress pre and post training as well during training.

You will assist in signposting individuals who may require immediate support outside of the training environment and escalate any issues that may affect the efficient delivery of the training along with identifying and addressing additional learning support needs that learners may have to enable them to access and complete courses.

It is expected that the Training and Development Manager will maintain a database of potential learners and attendees for the courses as well as capturing and reporting course feedback and key learnings.

Business development is an important part of the role, identifying opportunities to extend the training provision and portfolio to the Trust and other NHS Trusts. The core function is to deliver PMVA related training, but appropriate and related schemes will be developed to support QEF and the Trust’s staff.

The role will also require the post holder to have an input into relevant policy and developing new training programmes in response to changes in policy.

You may have contact with patients or service users. As a part of an NHS Trust, we strongly encourage and support vaccination as this remains the best way to protect yourself, your family, your colleagues and of course patients and service users when working on our healthcare settings.