Accessibility Advisor

The accessibility advisor assesses student needs related to neurodiverse and mental health conditions to plan and implement appropriate academic accommodations. They also provide case management support, advise instructors on accommodation issues, and manage disability-Related educational funding.

Candidates must hold a master's degree in counseling, psychology, education, or social work, along with at least four years of relevant experience. Proficiency in reviewing clinical documentation and experience working with students in a post-Secondary setting are required.