:

- To organize, develop, coordinate and implement a variety of brain injury prevention and awareness programs.
- To provide education and resources to brain injury survivors and their families and to community groups and organizations.
- To support and facilitate survivor involvement in community events, programs, and special interest projects.

What does that look like?

- You will be working with survivor volunteers and supporting their participation in a variety of projects and activities.
- You will be visiting schools to present to classrooms, with small groups of brain injury survivors, and delivering presentations to workplaces and groups.
- You will be representing CBIA in public at events.
- You will be contacting teachers, principals, and community partners to book presentations, as well as reaching out to and registering survivors in CBIA.
- You will be highly independent, need to make good independent decisions and be a self starter.

Education, training & experience

- Education, health, or social service-related degree or diploma preferred
- Valid British Columbia Class 5 drivers license
- A clean criminal record
- You will need your own vehicle. We pay mileage.

Skills & abilities

- You must be a self-starter and willing to take responsibility for the success of your programs.
- You must have good public speaking and presentation skills.
- Demonstrated ability to organize & prioritize.
- Demonstrated the ability to work independently and in cooperation with others.
- Demonstrated ability to operate related equipment including proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint,



Zoom and Publisher or the Google Suite
- Research knowledge, skills, and experience.
- Excellent written communication
- Experience with volunteer organizations and community boards.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

- Provide information on brain injury and injury prevention to individuals (survivors, families and professionals) as requested.
- Contact and arrange presentations with schools and the community.
- Meet with survivors and their families to provide them with information specific to their situation.
- Attend events within the community and run display booths/workshops.
- Schedule and support survivor volunteers to attend presentations, staff booths, sell raffle tickets
- Work closely with survivors of brain injury
- Work closely with our social work team on internal referrals
- Interview for, and supervise, students for summer position
- Research information and keep information brochures current.
- Actively seek educational opportunities
- Get along with our team
- Any other duties that arise - our association has a lot of variety, so you will help at the Christmas party, the summer BBQ and various odd things that happen along the way
- The position is part time.



A few hours a month to start. We can discuss how that works out for you.

We are a friendly and comfortable, non-profit workplace. That comes with a lot of advantages, but you will not get rich working here, so please have realistic expectations around salary. To apply, send a CV and cover letter through Indeed. In your cover letter, convince me how you are the best person for this job. If you have other skills, like grant writing, social work, Food Safe, or whatever, tell me about it in the cover letter. If you do not include a cover letter, after I have mentioned it four times, I am not going to review your application. This gives you an idea of our sense of humour and how important your communication skills are for this role.

We need to fill this post quickly, so apply now. Once we get the right person, we will close the post, so don't wait!

Job Type: Permanent,

Part-time Pay : $22.38 per hour

Benefits:

- Casual dress
- Can make this opportunity your own

Application question(s):

- If you were too sick to come to work, what would you do? And how would you do it?
- Did you read the full ? If not, please go and read it now. This job is quite independent.
- Tell me how you would organize your work.

Licence/Certification:

- Class 5 Drivers license (required)

Work Location:

- home based but out in community frequently

Pay: From $22.38 per hour Expected hours: 1.0 – 2.0 per week

Perks

- Casual dress
- Flexible schedule

Work Location: On the road

📌 Brain Injury Coordinator (100 Mile House)
🏢 Cariboo Brain Injury Association
📍 100 Mile House