VIA Centers for Neurodevelopment
VIA Centers for Neurodevelopment was started in 1996 and commits to supporting clients and families across Virginia. Throughout the years they have been able to expand their services to meet a wide range of needs. They serve through specialized schools, adult programs, and early intervention services. They commit to supporting families across a lifetime, serving various populations from toddlers to adults. Using tools, professionals, education, and experience VIA serves local communities by providing safe real-world care, guiding families for all different types of needs. They have locations in Charlottesville, Roanoke, Lynchburg and Lexington.
VIA had employed SVU students, visited classrooms, career fairs and has strong ties to our community. They have loved working with SVU students in the past, and look forward to working with more.
Job Opportunities/Pathways:
Looking for a job that will give you experience, opportunity, and make an impact while being a college student? At VIA the Day School Behavioral Technician is responsible for supporting in school care. In this position you will assist implementing in academic and behavioral programs specific to each student. They also offer seasonal positions for this role as well.
This opportunity requires a high school diploma and a bachelor’s degree is preferred. There is extensive training provided by VIA as a part of this role. A great role for those interested in therapy, social work, or child education.
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Looking for a job that will give you experience, opportunity, and make an impact after completing college? At VIA the The Special Education Teacher is responsible for supporting in school care. In this position you will implement IEP’s, lead curriculum, manage classrooms, monitor the program, and supervise staff care.
This opportunity requires a bachelor’s degree in Psychology, Education, or related fields. Additionally, having a a valid Virginia Special Education License. There is extensive training provided by VIA as a part of this role. A great role for those interested in teaching, clinical work, or child education.
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For those looking into post graduation opportunities or advanced roles VIA has lots to offer. Positions include Pediatric ABA Behavioral Analyst, Assistant Analysts, Board Certified Behavior Analyst, Counselors and more.
These opportunities require advanced education and certification. You will often oversee treatment plans, supervise technicians, diagnose clients, and work closely with families to ensure quality care.
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