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L&D Program Manager (IC Development)


Job Location:

San Francisco, CA - USA

Monthly Salary: Not provided by the employer
Posted: 29 September 2026 (3 days ago)
Application Deadline: 27 December 2026
Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

Description

Job Summary:

The L&D Program Manager (Individual Contributors) designs implements and manages comprehensive organization-wide career development and skill-building initiatives for all non-people-manager employees across UCSF. The primary focus of this role is to establish high-impact career development programs that empower individual contributors to build meaningful long-term careers at UCSF and thrive in their current roles.

By identifying core competencies future-oriented skills and critical growth behaviors the Program Manager builds structured learning journeys toolkits and interactive experiences that drive employee engagement retention and internal mobility. Working closely with HR Business Partners department leaders and subject matter experts this role ensures career growth frameworks align with UCSFs organizational mission values and evolving operational needs.

Department Overview:

The Learning and Leadership Development team is part of UCSFs Human Resources function. UCSF HR has a mission of attracting developing and retaining outstanding and diverse people with a vision of being a strategic and trusted partner empowering the UCSF Health community to leverage their talents. Human Resources is committed to providing an outstanding customer experience leading workforce strategies creating an engaging environment focused on continuous improvement for the HR team and demonstrating value to the organization.



Responsibilities

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Key Responsibilities

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Program Strategy & Curriculum Development

  • Behavioral & Mindset Alignment: Design and curate progressive learning journeys that cultivate essential mindsets (e.g. self-agency adaptability growth mindset inclusive collaboration) and core professional skills (e.g. communication effective problem-solving emotional intelligence project execution and accountability).
  • Career Pathway Toolkits: Develop practical career planning toolkits individual development plan (IDP) templates skill-mapping guides and self-assessment resources to empower employees to take ownership of their career progression at UCSF.
  • Competency & Skill Mapping: Collaborate with leadership and HR stakeholders to define key core competencies for individual contributors across various career tracks and stages.
30%Yes

Program Execution & Facilitation

  • Interactive Facilitation: Lead and facilitate high-impact workshops cohort-based learning series career navigation panels and peer mentoring circles in virtual hybrid and classroom environments.

  • End-to-End Program Management: Manage overall program operations including scheduling participant enrollment Learning Management System (LMS) administration guest speaker alignment and participant communication strategies.

  • Community & Peer Learning: Build and foster active peer learning networks and career communities across departments to sustain continuous skill-building cross-functional collaboration and knowledge sharing.

15%Yes

Impact Measurement & ContinuousImprovement

  • Impact Measurement Framework: Establish robust evaluation frameworks (e.g. Kirkpatrick Model) to track participant engagement skill acquisition behavior adoption and career progression metrics.

  • Data Analysis & Reporting: Synthesize quantitative and qualitative dataincluding participant feedback and mobility metricsto demonstrate program ROI and present insights to organizational stakeholders.

  • Iterative Refinement: Continuously refresh program content delivery channels and learning assets based on feedback trends organizational shifts and adult learning best practices.

15%Yes

Learning Management System

  • Oversee the integration of all IC programming into UCSFs Learning Management system
  • Create and maintain career pathways in our LMS to ensure that learning journeys are easy to identify and follow for our participants.
10%Yes

Promotion & Stakeholder Engagement

  • Program Promotion & Socialization: Develop multi-channel communications (e.g. newsletters internal sites team retreats UCSF media etc) to actively socialize IC career development offerings across UCSF.

  • Stakeholder Collaboration: Build strong collaborative relationships with HR Business Partnersinclusion leads and departmental managers to ensure alignment between IC development initiatives and broader UCSF talent strategies.

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Qualifications

Required:

  • Bachelors degree in Organizational Development Adult Learning Industrial/Organizational Psychology Human Resources Communications or a related field; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
  • 5 years of directly related experience in talent development instructional design executive or group facilitation and enterprise learning program -to-End L&D Program Management: Proven track record of designing building and launching enterprise career development or individual contributor programs from zero-to-one in a complex matrixed environment (higher education or healthcare experience strongly preferred).
  • Career Development & Pathways Expertise: Deep understanding of non-linear career navigation individual contributor competency models skill-mapping frameworks and modern professional development practices.
  • Consultative & Diagnostic Capability: Strong client-facing intake and organizational diagnostic skills with the ability to ask probing questions identify root-cause skill gaps across diverse job families and translate business needs into targeted learning solutions.
  • Facilitation & Coaching Skills: Exceptional group facilitation presentation and individual/group coaching skills with demonstrated ability to engage diverse non-management audiences manage group dynamics and foster psychological safety.
  • Instructional Design & Adult Learning: Deep knowledge of adult learning theory curriculum design behavioral change models and practical instructional design frameworks tailored to professional skill-building and self-directed learning.
  • Data-Driven & Analytical Mindset: Ability to define key performance indicators (KPIs) analyze qualitative and quantitative evaluation metrics (e.g. participation mobility skill adoption) and articulate program ROI and impact to executive stakeholders.
  • Stakeholder & Relationship Management: Excellent interpersonal and partnership skills with a demonstrated ability to collaborate effectively across HR Inclusion leads department managers and cross-functional teams.

Preferred:

  • Advanced degree in Organizational Development Adult Learning HRD or Business Administration (MBA).
  • Coaching: ICF Associate Certified Coach (ACC) Professional Certified Coach (PCC) or equivalent recognized coaching credential.
  • Learning & Development: Certified Professional in Talent Development (CPTD) Associate Professional in Talent Development (APTD) or Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR/SHRM-SCP).
  • Leadership & Assessment Instruments: Certified in accredited psychometric/leadership assessments (e.g. DiSC MBTI Enneagram Hogan 360-degree feedback tools Crucial Conversations etc.) or instructional design methodology).




Required Experience:

IC


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About UCSF The University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) is a leading university dedicated to promoting health worldwide through advanced biomedical research, graduate-level education in the life sciences and health professions, and excellence in patient care. It is the only camp ... View more

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