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This role reports to the Senior Project Manager for Learning and Development ... This is a remote position within the United States. We are open to candidates in various states ...

This role reports to the Senior Project Manager for Learning and Development ... This is a remote position within the United States. We are open to candidates in various states ...

This role reports to the Senior Project Manager for Learning and Development ... This is a remote position within the United States. We are open to candidates in various states ...

This role reports to the Senior Project Manager for Learning and Development ... This is a remote position within the United States. We are open to candidates in various states ...

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As of May 28, 2026, the average hourly pay for remote learning development contract in the United States is $37.60, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $25.96 and $54.33 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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AspectRemote Learning Development ContractRemote Instructional Designer
CredentialsTypically requires a degree in education, instructional design, or related field; certifications like CPT or CPL are commonSame as Learning Development Contract, often with additional certifications in instructional design or e-learning tools
Work EnvironmentProject-based, flexible, often freelance or contractualFull-time or freelance, primarily remote, working with educational institutions or corporations
Employer & Industry UsageUsed by educational institutions, e-learning companies, and corporate training providersCommon in education, corporate training, and e-learning sectors

The main difference is that a Remote Learning Development Contract typically refers to a project-based, contractual role focused on creating learning content, while a Remote Instructional Designer may work in a more permanent or ongoing capacity designing educational programs and curricula. Both roles require similar credentials and work environments, but their employment structure and scope can differ.

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Sr. Learning & Development Consultant - California Leader Academy

Clarvida - Corporate

Los Angeles, CA • Remote

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Posted 21 days ago


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Job description

Sr. Learning & Development Consultant - California Leader Academy

Job Title: Sr. Learning & Development Consultant - California Leader Academy
Department:People / Human Resources - Talent Enablement / Learning & Development
Engagement Type:Contract (project-based; hours/week based on scope; potential extension based on business need)
Location:Remote (U.S.); collaboration across U.S. and Manila time zones
Travel:None

Date posted: 5/7/26

About the Role

The Learning & Development (L&D) Consultant - California Programs is responsible for designing and delivering a California Leader Academy, a structured, scalable leadership development program that strengthens leader capability, ensures compliance, and improves workforce outcomes across the state.

This role will serve as the central point of ownership for leadership enablement in California, translating complex regulatory requirements and operational realities into practical, actionable learning experiences for people leaders.

In addition to building the Academy, this role will align onboarding, compliance training, and learning infrastructure to support leader readiness, consistency in execution, and long-term organizational effectiveness.


What You'll Own (Core Workstreams / Distinct Projects)

1. California Leader Academy (Primary Focus)

  • Design and launch a structured California Leader Academy, creating a clear, scalable leadership development framework for people leaders across the state.
  • Define learning pathways for:
    • New leaders (first 90 days)
    • Developing leaders
    • Experienced leaders needing reinforcement or upskilling
  • Develop and deliver core program content focused on:
    • Progressive discipline and performance management
    • Wage-and-hour and timekeeping compliance
    • Navigating difficult conversations and corrective action
    • Documentation, accountability, and escalation best practices
    • Leading within a highly regulated, high-accountability environment
  • Create scenario-based, practical learning experiences(case studies, simulations, real-world workflows) that reflect day-to-day leadership challenges in California.
  • Establish the program structure and delivery model (live sessions, virtual learning, job aids, reinforcement tools) to ensure consistency and scalability.
  • Partner with HR, Legal, Operations, and Talent Acquisition to ensure all content is accurate, relevant, and aligned to real business expectations.
  • Define and track success metrics, including:
    • Leader readiness and effectiveness
    • Reduction in employee relations issues
    • Compliance adherence
    • Retention and performance outcomes

2. Onboarding & Early Leader Effectiveness (Aligned to the Academy)

  • Redesign California onboarding to align with the Leader Academy framework, ensuring a seamless transition from new hire onboarding into leader enablement.
  • Build structured onboarding experiences for clinicians, administrative staff, and new leaders that reinforce:
    • Role clarity and expectations
    • Compliance requirements
    • Early connection to leadership standards and behaviors
  • Ensure onboarding content reflects real workflows and operational expectations through partnership with HR, TA, and Operations.
  • Integrate onboarding into the broader learning journey, connecting early employee experience to long-term leader development and retention.

3. Compliance & Training Governance (Enable the Academy)

  • Own the review, update, and maintenance of all California-required training content within the Relias platform (LMS system).
  • Partner with Legal and HR to ensure all training content remains accurate as regulations evolve.
  • Translate compliance requirements into clear, practical guidance for leaders, ensuring alignment with Leader Academy content and expectations.
  • Identify gaps, outdated materials, or inconsistencies in required training and proactively drive improvements.

4. Learning Design & Continuous Improvement

  • Develop engaging learning materials (facilitator guides, job aids, e-learning, and live sessions) that support both Leader Academy and onboarding initiatives.
  • Evaluate effectiveness of training programs using feedback, audit results, and operational data.
  • Continuously refine content and delivery methods based on business needs and performance outcomes.
  • Serve as a subject matter expert for California-specific learning, leadership development, and compliance enablement.

How You'll Collaborate

  • Partner with the HR Business Partner, TA Business Partner and Manila People Development team to scale delivery, including training logistics, communications, reporting, and learner support.
  • Provide structured program plans, templates, and quality standards to ensure consistent execution across regions.
  • Establish operating rhythms (weekly prioritization, escalation pathways, readiness checkpoints) to support ongoing program success.

Required Qualifications

  • 5+ years of experience in Learning & Development, HR, or Organizational Development, preferably in healthcare, behavioral health, or another highly regulated environment
  • Strong working knowledge of California employment laws and training requirements
  • Proven experience designing leadership development programs (not just delivering training)
  • Ability to translate complex compliance requirements into clear, practical, and actionable learning
  • Strong stakeholder partnership skills across HR, Legal, and Operations
  • Experience building scalable programs and operating with both strategy and execution focus

Preferred Qualifications

  • Experience working with Relias or similar learning management systems
  • Background partnering with Legal, HR, and Operations on compliancedriven initiatives
  • Experience supporting clinical and administrative populations

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