Community & Outreach Ambassador - Neuravoice Community

Neura Voice - Community & Outreach Ambassador

Classification:
Part-Time, Remote

Term: 4-6 months with possibility of renewal

Neura Voice is a Toronto-based startup that serves as a global community for clinicians, students, and professionals in speech‑language pathology, audiology, and related communication health fields. The platform connects members, shares research, and fosters collaboration across the profession worldwide.

The Community & Outreach Ambassador represents the next generation of speech‑language pathologists, audiologists, and communication health assistants. In this high‑impact role, you will streamline online promotional efforts, network, and drive community growth, bringing new voices into the Neura Voice ecosystem.

• Build a visible presence in the SLP & Audiology community
• Networking opportunities with influential professionals in the industry
• Sharpen interpersonal and leadership skills through leading community initiatives
• Gain real startup experience that encourages individual growth & teamwork
• Secure a spot at the Neura Voice Global Annual Conference for Communication Health
• Gain hands‑on experience in spearheading communications
• Receive a letter of recommendation upon successful completion of the term
• Serve a visible cause within a professional community and support the neurodivergent demographic

• Promote Neura Voice via social media & content marketing to grow our brand across Instagram, Linked In, and Facebook.
• Align outreach efforts and content creation with Neura Voice’s content strategy.
• Plan & execute engaging events that boost brand and community awareness.
• Identify key partnerships through connecting with active voices in the field, student organizations, and influencers.
• Gather member insights to provide feedback for improving the Neura Voice experience.
• Help grow the community by identifying and connecting with prospective members and partners.
• Communicate effectively with community members and coworkers to ensure a positive experience for all.
• Estimated commitment: ~2–4 hours per week.

• Post‑secondary education (Undergraduate, Masters, PhD) in Speech‑Language Pathology, Audiology, or related fields.
• Early‑career professionals (