Volunteers

Join Our Team as a Volunteer Neurodevelopmental Assessment Assistant!

Hybrid Position | Mental Health | Clinical Experience | Neurodiversity Focus

Are you a recent graduate or aspiring healthcare professional eager to immerse yourself in the vibrant world of neurodevelopmental science? All Brains Clinic is recruiting highly motivated and reliable volunteers to engage with neurodivergent clients through structured clinical interviews and first‑hand observation of cutting‑edge assessments.

What You'll Gain

·    Specialized Interview Training – Learn evidence-based techniques for gathering key developmental and mental-health information from neurodivergent populations (e.g., autism, ADHD).
·    Mentored Intake Practice – Assist with structured psychiatric interviews under close psychiatrist supervision, applying what you’ve learned in real time.
·    Ongoing Feedback & Skill-Building – Present your notes for constructive critique and refine your interviewing skills through weekly supervision.
·    Front‑Row Seat to Assessments – Observe psycho‑educational testing, gold‑standard autism diagnostics, and ADHD evaluations—see how clinicians translate data into life‑changing insights.
·    Deep Understanding of Neurodivergent Minds – Build genuine empathy and a science‑based grasp of ADHD, autism, and learning differences.
·    Professional Growth & Mentorship – Weekly supervision, skill‑building workshops, and personalized feedback sharpen your communication, critical‑thinking, and clinical‑reasoning skills.
·    Résumé & Reference Boost – Graduate‑school admissions committees value hands‑on neurodevelopmental experience. Complete your commitment and receive a tailored reference letter.

Role Summary

·    Conduct and document remote intake interviews using our structured template.
·    Summarize findings and present them to the supervising psychiatrist.
·    Protect confidentiality and participate in weekly supervision meetings.
·    Shadow and take observational notes during psycho‑educational, autism, and ADHD assessments (primarily in person).

You Are

·    A recent grad or final‑year student in Psychology, Neuroscience, Biology, or related field.
·    Planning to apply to medical school or graduate programs in psychology/mental health.
·    Proficient in spoken and written English.
·    Empathetic, professional, a great listener—and highly dependable.
·    Available ~10 hours per week for 6–12 months.
·    Comfortable working in a hybrid model and maintaining strict confidentiality.

About All Brains Clinic

Based in Vancouver, BC, All Brains Clinic specializes in the assessment and care of neurodivergent individuals, including those with ADHD, autism, and learning differences. Volunteers gain unique exposure to both neurodevelopmental and psychiatric evaluations, combining remote collaboration with occasional in‑clinic experiences.

Time Commitment & Requirements

·    ~10 hours per week (flexible scheduling during business hours).
·    Hybrid engagement: remote interviews plus periodic in‑person assessment days in Vancouver.
·    Education – Completed at least two years of undergraduate studies in Psychology, Neuroscience, Biology, or a related field
·    References – Provide two recent academic or professional references attesting to your reliability and character
·    Background Check – Consent to (and successfully pass) a criminal record & vulnerable-sector screening
·    Confidentiality & Ethics – Sign our confidentiality agreement and uphold professional standards throughout your placement

How to Apply

Send your CV and a brief cover letter to: volunteer@allbrainsclinic.com
Tell us why you're interested, how it aligns with your goals, and your availability.
Applications reviewed on a rolling basis.

All Brains Clinic — Empowering Future Clinicians. Supporting Neurodivergent Minds.