STR204 Alpha, Beta, Gamma: Adding High Energy when Creating a New Onboarding Program
1:00 PM - 1:45 PM Thursday, March 23
Expo Hall: Strategic Solutions Stage
Our training team faced a serious challenge when we inherited a nation-wide network of manufacturing sites with no formal on-boarding programs. The current training most people were doing was overwhelming, with new employees expected to go through over 200 procedural documents, dozens of PowerPoints presentations, and site-determined on-the-job training. No surprise, this chaotic approach led to low moral, high turnover, and numerous production errors. We knew we needed to rethink this on-boarding, but how?
In this case study session, you’ll find out about the process our training team developed to build a new on-boarding learning infrastructure—the ABGs—and how you can use this process in your own work. You’ll look at how we assessed our current state, built new learning strategies, and developed our programs through deployment and evaluation. You’ll also get tips on relationship building with your SMEs, gaining leadership buy in, and overcoming training obstacles in a large corporate setting.
In this session, you will learn:
- What the “ABG's” we developed to build a learning infrastructure are and how they can help your work
- Ideas for how you can create interactive on-boarding
- Tips for innovating within existing methodologies
- How to scale your solution for multiple audiences
- Options for supporting your employees after on-boarding
Audience:
Novice and intermediate designers, managers, directors, and senior
leaders (VPs, CLOs, executives, etc.).
Technology discussed
in this session:
Articulate Storyline, Albert mobile app.
Tim McClurg
Manager, L&D
Cardinal Health
Tim McClurg is a manager of L&D in Cardinal Health’s nuclear pharmacy services division. Tim oversees training initiatives for a nationwide network of PET manufacturing sites, with a focus ranging from initial onboarding to on-the-job performance support. With more than 15 years of experience in the L&D space, Tim's expertise lies in developing interactive, media-rich learning experiences with a focus on user engagement.
Sherri Stecker
Manager, Learning Management
Cardinal Health
Sherri Stecker is the manager of learning management at Cardinal Health. She has over 25 years in the nuclear medicine field, with experience in research, hospital, sales, academia, and training. Sherri holds a bachelor's degree in nuclear medicine and a master’s degree in teaching; she has used her expertise in the classroom, teaching nuclear medicine at the university level as well as in corporate settings as a trainer.