About the Role
The Digital Career Institute (DCI) is a leading provider of digital further education in Germany, helping individuals transition into new careers by connecting education, the job market, and companies.
Responsibilities
- Teach foundational knowledge in commercial and health economics, including the German healthcare system, commercial calculations, business processes, medical terminology, and data protection.
- Cover HR specialization in healthcare, including collective bargaining agreements (TVöD-K, AVR), payroll, personnel recruitment, labor law, and occupational health management.
- Facilitate active knowledge transfer in a virtual classroom with high interaction.
- Engage participants through case studies and practical scenarios from clinical and practice settings.
- Provide individual learning support and feedback to a diverse group of participants.
- Collaborate closely with educational support staff and course managers.
Requirements
- Completed commercial or health economics vocational training (e.g., Healthcare Business Administrator) or a relevant degree (Health Economics, Business Administration, Human Resource Management, Public Health, etc.).
- Alternatively, several years of professional experience in HR within a clinic, church organization, or nursing facility with in-depth knowledge of collective agreements and remuneration.
- Proficient in TVöD-K and/or AVR (Caritas or Diakonie) and knowledgeable in payroll processing within the healthcare sector.
- Ideally, IHK instructor qualification (AdA / AEVO) or experience with IHK certificate courses.
- Minimum of three years of practical experience in a clinic, medical center, or administrative setting, preferably with an HR focus.
- Knowledge of the employer landscape in the healthcare sector (public, church, and private providers).
- Several years of experience in adult education, ideally in support programs (SGB II/III) or IHK courses.
- Confident in managing diverse groups, including career changers, returners, individuals with migration backgrounds, and international educational backgrounds.
- Proficient in virtual classroom environments (Zoom, MS Teams, or similar) and enthusiastic about digitally supported knowledge transfer.
- Empathetic and respectful interaction with participants in various life situations.
- Reliable and structured work approach with a willingness to contribute to curriculum development.
- Native-level or C1-level German language skills.
Skills
- German healthcare system knowledge
- Commercial calculations
- Business and procurement processes
- Medical terminology
- Data protection and confidentiality
- Office tools
- Collective bargaining agreements (TVöD-K, AVR)
- Payroll processing
- Personnel recruitment
- Labor and social law
- Occupational health management
- Adult education
- Virtual classroom technology
- Intercultural communication
Location
- Germany
Work Type
- Remote
- Homeoffice
Experience Level
- Minimum three years of practical experience in a clinic, MVZ, or administrative setting
- Several years of experience in adult education
Education Level
- Completed commercial or health economics vocational training
- Relevant university degree
- IHK instructor qualification (preferred)
Benefits
- Future-proof portfolio in a growing market (AZAV-certified further education in healthcare)
- Flexible fee agreement with fair hourly rates, covering teaching time and preparation/follow-up
- Fully location-independent work from home
- Rolling start every four weeks for predictable scheduling
- Structured onboarding into curriculum and materials
- Supportive team environment focused on individual success
- Potential for transition to permanent employment upon successful collaboration
About the Company
- The Digital Career Institute (DCI) and Social Impact School collaborate to offer diverse further education courses, helping thousands of individuals restart their careers and find jobs in Germany's digital economy.
- DCI, established in 2016, provides further education in digital professions, initially focusing on refugees and now serving individuals of all nationalities.
- DCI employs over 100 staff dedicated to offering the best possible training for entry into the digital industry.
- The Impact School, founded in 2025, opens new professional perspectives, particularly where traditional educational paths are insufficient, focusing on qualification, permeability, and labor market participation in education, care, and nursing.
- The Impact School develops practical further training programs, offers individual support, and collaborates with businesses, policymakers, and labor market actors.
