4 learning experience designer jobs at 4 companies in Clever, MO

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Learning Specialist
Columbia or Springfield
$54k-$67k/yr OnsiteFull Time
University of Missouri
University of Missouri: Public university providing higher education, research, and healthcare services.
3+ YOEBachelor's degree (or equivalent) and 3+ years' experience; providing academic counseling, exam preparation (MCAT, Step 1/Step 2 CK), workshop design, data monitoring, and collaboration with faculty to support medical students.
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Employee Development Instructional Designer
Springfield, Missouri, United States
$85k-$95k/yr OnsiteFull Time
Central States Industrial
Central States Industrial: Distributes and manufactures equipment for hygienic industrial processes.
5+ YOEBachelor's degree required, 5+ years instructional design experience, ADDIE and adult learning expertise, LMS administration, Microsoft Office, instructional design and multimedia tools, manufacturing experience preferred.
Learning Management System (LMS), Microsoft Office, AI-enabled instructional design technologies, multimedia technologies
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Training and Development Specialist
Verona or Sarcoxie
OnsiteFull Time
Kemin Industries
Kemin Industries: Global manufacturer of specialty nutritional and health ingredients.
7+ YOEDesigning and delivering learning programs, partnering with stakeholders, facilitating training, maintaining training records, evaluating effectiveness; high-school diploma with 7+ years experience (bachelor's preferred).
Skillsoft
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Paraprofessional II - Motor Lab, 26/27 School Year
Neosho, Missouri, United States
OnsitePart Time
Neosho School District
Neosho School District: Provides comprehensive public K-12 education services in Missouri.
Valid Missouri ETS ParaPathways assessment or 60 college credit hours; ability to design and implement structured learning activities, collaborate with teachers and therapists, obtain and maintain CPI certification, and manage student groups safely.