Call for Instructors and Presenters

• Deliver engaging virtual educational sessions (45-60 minutes) to brain injury survivors, caregivers, and professionals.
• Share practical tools, evidence-informed information, and inspiration to support recovery and quality of life.
• Contribute to a growing network of educators by teaching at least one session per quarter.

This role directly empowers brain injury survivors and their families by increasing access to quality education and support services, fostering independence, dignity, and community inclusion.

• Passionate and knowledgeable about brain injury, mental health, disability rights, or related topics.
• Experience as a professional, advocate, survivor, healthcare provider, educator, counselor, or community leader.
• Ability to teach virtually and engage a diverse audience.

Opportunity to make a meaningful impact, share expertise with an engaged audience, build professional connections, and contribute to an inclusive brain injury community. Compensation details not specified.

Brain Northwest is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering and supporting individuals impacted by brain injury through education, advocacy, resource navigation, and community connection.