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Working with the Neurodiversity Navigators program is challenging and rewarding! Jobs and internship opportunities provide valuable training, networking opportunities, and important work experiences that can be highlighted on your resume and masters program applications.
Navigation Assistant Job
(Internship Credit Available, Work Study Recipients Welcome!)
Hiring for Summer and Fall 2021 will begin in February 2021
Are you: an enrolled University Undergraduate Junior or Senior (or recent graduate) with an interest in: Neurodiversity, Autism, Disability Services; Psychology; Nursing; Speech Language Pathology; Occupational Therapy; Special Education, or a related field?
And are you: Looking for experience in the field of Disability Services or Neurodiversity / Autism? Would you like a well-paying part-time job that fits around your schedule? Do you have: 10-15 hours a week to work (create your own schedule!) and reliable transportation? (we’re bus-accessible), and a willingness to learn?
If you can answer “YES” to these questions, we have an exciting opportunity for you at Bellevue College, working one-on-one with students! You will receive paid ongoing training, hourly pay, and documentation of your work experience. There is potential for internship credit as well, depending on agreements with your University (fees may apply). This is a valuable opportunity for the right person.
“Working with this program has by far been the most valuable work experience I have gotten during my time in college, and I would highly recommend it!” –SD
Learn more and apply on Handshake, or email your cover letter and resume to asn@bellevuecollege.edu today to apply or ask for more information. Download the Jobs Flyer and share!
Post-Graduate Level Internships
We are looking for the right candidate to support our ongoing research efforts through the RISE Learning Institute. If you are a post-graduate candidate seeking to make a meaningful contribution while completing your degree, please contact us for more information.
Last Updated January 24, 2021