Instructional Designer

Overview: BerryDunn's Medicaid Practice Group is seeking an Instructional Designer with knowledge of instructional design and performance support. As part of our consulting team focused on state and territory Medicaid agency clients, you will leverage problem-solving skills while leveraging your creative skills to help Medicaid agencies improve the health and lives of individuals. You will be the success partner for Medicaid agencies in building healthier communities and stronger futures. Your initial focus will be helping create learning content for our client in the U.S. territory of Guam. You will report to and partner with senior management in our Medicaid team both for client work and career development. With a growth mindset, you will drive your development with the support of a learning and development culture. This position is planned to sit remotely to support our Guam client. Successful candidates should be willing to support Guam, which will minimally require supporting the client from 8 am to 12 pm Tuesday through Friday Chamorro Standard Time (ChST). Travel Expectations: Travel to Guam is expected to be occasional. Future clients may require travel of up to 50% You Will Convert storyboards, PowerPoints (PPTs), job aids, desk references, and quick reference guides into trainings (including e-learnings) that achieve defined objectives and engage learners. Apply sound instructional design principles that reflect how self-paced e-learning differs from instructor-led (in-person) and virtual trainings, ensuring appropriate pacing, interaction, and cognitive load. Partner with project managers, teammates, and clients to clarify requirements, align on scope and timelines, and provide proactive status updates. Receive and act on critical feedback constructively; deliver timely, appropriate updates based on Project Manager and client review cycles. Manage multiple projects simultaneously, plan your work, and consistently deliver on schedule. Follow strict branding, formatting, accessibility, and quality-assurance guidelines across all deliverables. Design and