Opportunities at FDM
We at Foundations for Divergent Minds provide innovative education, programs, and support. Periodically, as we expand and seek to provide you with more information, we will post job and volunteer listings. If this area is blank, it is because we do not have any opportunities at this time.
We are committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive work environment. We prioritize the hiring of neurodivergent people with neurodevelopmental disabilities of other marginalized identities. At any time during the application, hiring, or while employed, if you need any accommodations (such as questions ahead of time), we are happy to work with you to meet your needs.
If you are interested in any position, you may apply by sending your resume to [email protected]. All jobs have a flexible work schedule.
There are currently no jobs available.
College and/or Early Career Internships
We are currently offering unpaid internships for:
Students will be provided training on the Divergent Minds framework. Students will not work directly with clients and instead will apply their current coursework to create supplementary aides and support that therapists in other fields, educators, and parents or caregivers can use to support their neurodivergent clients.
We are committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive work environment. We prioritize the hiring of neurodivergent people with neurodevelopmental disabilities of other marginalized identities. At any time during the application, hiring, or while employed, if you need any accommodations (such as questions ahead of time), we are happy to work with you to meet your needs.
If you are interested in any position, you may apply by sending your resume to [email protected]. All jobs have a flexible work schedule.
There are currently no jobs available.
College and/or Early Career Internships
We are currently offering unpaid internships for:
- Speech-Language Pathology students or recent graduates
- Occupational Therapy students or recent graduates
- Psychology students, students in related fields, or recent graduates
Students will be provided training on the Divergent Minds framework. Students will not work directly with clients and instead will apply their current coursework to create supplementary aides and support that therapists in other fields, educators, and parents or caregivers can use to support their neurodivergent clients.
