AI Literacy Specialist (AI/Healthcare): Building organizational AI literacy programs, training materials, workshops, and user guidance for healthcare employees with an accent on responsible AI use, governance, privacy, and security. Focus on educating users, supporting AI solution adoption, measuring engagement, and improving educational resources across technical, clinical, operational, and leadership teams.
Location: Ruby Memorial Hospital (WVUH), Morgantown, West Virginia, United States. The role is primarily performed in an office or remote work setting.
Company
hirify.global is a healthcare organization operating within the West Virginia University Health System.
What you will do
Develop and maintain AI literacy programs, curricula, learning pathways, and educational resources.
Deliver instructor-led training, workshops, webinars, demonstrations, and awareness sessions about AI technologies and organizational initiatives.
Create user guides, reference materials, job aids, FAQs, training content, and other resources supporting AI adoption.
Support the rollout and adoption of approved AI, automation, and digital solutions with product managers and technical teams.
Provide end-user coaching and guidance on effective and responsible AI use.
Gather feedback, monitor participation and adoption metrics, and recommend improvements to training and support resources.
Requirements
High school diploma and four years of relevant experience, or a bachelorβs degree in business, communications, information technology, education, or a related field and two years of relevant experience.
Relevant experience may include statistics, computer science, mathematics, engineering, data science, healthcare information technology, or related IT work.
Strong presentation, facilitation, public speaking, instructional delivery, writing, and collaboration skills.
Ability to explain technical, analytical, and AI concepts clearly to practical, nontechnical audiences.
Knowledge of AI, automation, analytics, emerging technologies, and their practical applications.
Familiarity with data privacy, HIPAA, and protected health information requirements in a healthcare environment.
Nice to have
Masterβs degree in business, communications, information technology, education, or a related field.
Experience developing and delivering IT training programs, workshops, educational content, or organizational learning initiatives.
Experience creating user guides, knowledge bases, e-learning content, or other educational resources.
Experience in large healthcare organizations, academic medical centers, or other regulated industries.
Culture & Benefits
Full-time schedule of 40 hours per week.
Work takes place in a normal office or remote work setting with primarily sedentary computer-based duties.
Additional certification required for the position will be provided by WVUHS Information Technology.
Work involves collaboration across technical, operational, clinical, and leadership teams.