LMS Developer and Platform Coordinator Part-Time - BSACI

LMS Developer and Platform Coordinator Part-Time

LMS Developer and Platform Coordinator Part-Time, 21 hrs/week)

The British Society for Allergy & Clinical Immunology (BSACI)

Flexible location | 2-year fixed term

Salary £35,000 -£40,000 (Full-Time) Pro-rata 21hours a week

Salary level is based on experience and qualifications

As part of our strategic commitment to improving allergy knowledge for healthcare professionals, the BSACI are launching the Allergy Capabilities Framework (ACF) and developing a cutting-edge e-learning platform to support it. We are seeking a motivated and skilled professional to lead the development and coordination of this exciting initiative.

In this newly created role, which you will take ownership of by building and optimising our Learning Management System (LMS), ensuring a high-quality, engaging user experience. From uploading interactive learning content to integrating tools, managing site functionality, and supporting users, you will be central to delivering a seamless platform. Alongside this, you will coordinate project delivery—working closely with senior stakeholders to drive launch plans, support the development of promotional strategies, and establish sustainable income models.

With around a third of the UK population affected by allergic disease and limited specialist provision, your work will directly support improved patient care through education. If you have experience in LMS development, strong project coordination skills, and a passion for digital learning, this is a unique opportunity to make a real impact in healthcare.

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To apply please send a current CV with a covering letter outlining your skills in relation to the role to [email protected]  NB: Applicants will not be considered without a covering letter

No agencies. Would suit someone who is currently working in for one other company part-time.

Deadline:  9:00am Monday July 20th 2026

Interview Date: Monday 27th July 2026 (afternoon)

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