Description
The Bilingual and Spanish Interdisciplinary Clinical Training (BASIC-T) Program, part of the UCLA and Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health Public Partnership for Wellbeing, is seeking a full-time Curriculum Developer.
BASIC-T is dedicated to expanding the pipeline of culturally and linguistically responsive providers and enhancing training opportunities for behavioral health professionals serving diverse communities. This position will play a key role in developing engaging, trauma-informed, and culturally responsive training materials for psychologists, behavioral health providers, paraprofessionals, and school-based professionals. Key responsibilities:
- Develop and produce high-quality training materials, including presentations, videos, manuals, protocols, and job aids.
- Conduct interviews, focus groups, listening sessions, and field observations to inform curriculum design and training needs.
- Collaborate with subject matter experts, contractors, and stakeholders to create and refine training content.
- Adapt and customize training materials for diverse audiences and learning environments.
- Curate and organize existing educational resources to support program goals.
- Assist with the development and implementation of special projects.
- Contribute to evaluation efforts by analyzing participant feedback and training data to improve learning outcomes and identify future training needs.
Salary range: $34.60/hr - $70.91/hr
Qualifications
Required
- Bachelor's degree in
Psychology, Education, Public Health, Behavioral Sciences, or a related
field. - Demonstrated
experience developing training curricula, educational materials, and
learning resources for behavioral health professionals, educators, or
community-based providers. - Strong knowledge of
instructional design principles and adult learning methodologies,
including online learning, distance education, instructor-led training,
self-paced instruction, and evaluation strategies. - Ability to communicate
complex concepts effectively to diverse audiences with varying educational
backgrounds, professional experiences, and learning styles. - Excellent written and
verbal communication skills, including experience providing training and
technical assistance through virtual platforms and telephone consultation. - Demonstrated ability
to manage multiple projects and competing priorities in a fast-paced
environment. - Knowledge of
evidence-based practices, psychoeducational interventions, and manualized
training programs. - Knowledge of Microsoft
Office applications, including Word, Outlook, PowerPoint, and Excel, and
the ability to learn new software and learning management systems. - Knowledge of Los
Angeles County behavioral health systems, including the Department of
Mental Health and related community service providers. - Excellent
organizational skills, attention to detail, and follow-through.
Preferred
- Master's degree in
Psychology, Education, Public Health, Behavioral Sciences, or a related
field. - Minimum of five (5)
years of experience developing curriculum, training programs, or
educational materials. - Experience creating
culturally responsive and trauma-informed training content. - Bilingual fluency in
English and Spanish.
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University of California - Los Angeles Health
Aug 28, 2026