Role Description
The Education, Training, & Accreditation Specialist II shall provide daily management of the Credentialing Working Group (CWG) program activities, correspondence, and tracking of credentialing operations as related to Continued Prevention Education (CPE.
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End-to-end management of the CPE submission process; including intake, tracking, documentation, and long-term library maintenance.
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Credentialing Working Group (CWG) Governance.
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Direct accountability for accuracy, compliance, and reporting.
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Direct and ongoing interaction with senior leadership and external stakeholders.
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Provide analysis and study of education and training requirements requiring a thorough understanding of all parameters affecting client needs.
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Establish, update, and maintain official CWG related materials for day-to-day operations, audit preparedness and policy management.
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Serve as resource and mentor for all other team members concerning CPE guidelines, process, and data.
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Recommend ad hoc and continued improvements to incorporate best practices.
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Assist with gap analyses on existing CPE database and run annual scan to identify trends for mapping CPE opportunities to core workforce competencies and CPE categories.
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Assist with technical and process design.
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Assist team with preparation of contract deliverables and ad-hoc reporting.
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Complete annual Chenega and DoD required training as required.
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Record labor hours daily in the companyβs timekeeping system as required.
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Other duties as assigned.
Qualifications
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Bachelorβs degree OR High School diploma or GED and 4+ additional years of relevant work experience can substitute a degree.
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3+ years of experience in education, continuing education administration, and curriculum design.
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3+ years of experience in professional accreditation and regulatory compliance.
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Proven capability in managing large-scale tracking databases, performing degree/compliance audits, and building reporting dashboards.
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Must be a U.S. citizen.
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Successfully pass background and drug screening.
Requirements
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1+ years of experience supporting the DoD Office of Force Resiliency in a credentialing related field (preferred).
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Advanced working knowledge of MS Office Suite (Excel, WORD, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, Forms).
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Advanced working knowledge of SharePoint and Power BI applications.
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Demonstrated understanding of terminology and familiarity with the purpose and rationale for professional accreditation.
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Familiar with a variety of field concepts, practices, and procedures.
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Maintain a high level of integrity.
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Possess strong organizational and leadership skills.
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Ability to make appropriate use of grammar, spelling, capitalization, and punctuation in all office correspondence and work products.
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Ability to communicate with others effectively, both orally and in writing.
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Ability to comprehend, learn, and accept feedback from customers and assigned supervisors.
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Ability to multi-task in a high stress, performance-based environment.
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Ability to establish priorities and meet established deadlines.
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Ability to attend all customer meetings and conferences as requested.
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Ability to travel up to 10%.
Benefits
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Broad range of benefits offered to team members.
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Opportunities for professional development and skill sharpening.
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Supportive culture that encourages team members to do their best work.
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Well-being programs and flexibility for healthy living.