Provo District

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Provide one-on-one coaching to individuals with disabilities to help them learn job tasks and build independence in real workplace settings. Support clients in developing workplace habits and life skills while promoting confidence and problem-solving.

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Teach assigned courses in Church History and Doctrine, including Foundations of the Restoration and Doctrine & Covenants. Help students develop faith and become lifelong disciples of Jesus Christ through academic and spiritual instruction.

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Teach assigned courses in Church History and Doctrine, specifically focusing on Eternal Family and Living Prophets. Deliver instruction across various formats including day, evening, online, and the Salt Lake Center to help students develop faith and discipleship.

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The Certified Medical Assistant provides quality patient care through triage, vital sign measurement, and assisting physicians with clinical procedures. They are also responsible for maintaining exam rooms, managing medical supplies, and handling patient communications and records.

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Maintain clinically appropriate caseloads and conduct treatment integrity observations to support individualized outcomes for children with autism. Provide supervision and caregiver collaboration while ensuring all clinical documentation meets state and ethical requirements.

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Provide emotional support and life coaching to neurodiverse adolescents to help them reach their full potential. Implement clinical treatment plans and manage crisis situations using appropriate de-escalation and intervention techniques.

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Provide comprehensive athletic training, injury prevention, and rehabilitation services for the track and field team. Serve as a clinical instructor and supervisor for students within the university's Athletic Training curriculum.

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The role involves teaching and grading for the SFL 260 course in an online independent study environment. Additionally, the position includes developing and updating innovative curriculum, syllabi, and learning materials for domestic and international students.

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Plan and lead trauma-informed recreation and adventure activities to support students' emotional regulation and social development. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to monitor student progress and maintain a safe, structured therapeutic environment.

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Teach SFL 359: Child Life in Healthcare Settings to approximately 40 undergraduate students. Instruct students on child life practice, developmental theory, and the ethical standards of the profession.

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Provide direct and indirect supervision to graduate student clinicians at the BYU Speech and Language Clinic. Deliver hands-on teaching, evidence-based therapy instruction, and feedback on clinical writing and patient care.

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Create hands-on activities to meet children's needs and maintain open communication with parents regarding milestones. Ensure a safe, clean classroom environment and provide teaching coverage across various age groups as needed.