Help us build community and deepen our educational offerings.
Be part of a small health education team shaping embodiment practices and integrative bodywork.

Op lead

responsibilities (Current platforms listed in parentheses)

Manage workshop communications with students pre/post class (Gmail, Eventbrite).
Maintain class calendars / course descriptions across several web platforms (Wix, Eventbrite, Social Media, FindTouch)
Coordinate with contractors to design course materials and graphic elements.
Review and refine our operations 2-4x/year for better workflow & integrity with team values.
Monitor incoming communications (2x/week, Gmail/FB messenger)

A clear writer. (When you write a sentence, it is understood on the first reading).
A pragmatic thinker. (You like to get things done and solve problems.)
A strategic communicator with experience in web-based marketing and/or organizing.
A total nerd for least one of these: human anatomy & physiology, brain science, natural science, embodied philosophy.
Bonus: Experience in research literacy (i.e. retrieving and making sense of peer-reviewed publications).

Get free admission to every workshop and online offering.
Gain knowledge and experience in the field of bodywork education and research translation.
Connect with other creative minds in the field of bodywork, embodied practice, fascia science, and physical medicine.

Team Values

We embody our teaching principles in all public communications

We create a welcoming, curious, and honest space for learning
We ground ourselves in scientific evidence and lived experience
Our media outreach is centered on mini-lessons, vivid visuals, and meaningful questions

We are committed to each other’s growth in the workplace.

We welcome co-workers of every ethnicity, cognitive style, body form, and gender expression
We strive to give and receive honest, actionable feedback about our work
We maintain an awareness of the overall project, and continually refine our collaborations

We focus on building Community over Audience

We periodically engage our followers / attendees in evolving our offerings via surveys and informal discussions
We create opportunities for motivated students to contribute content / discussion / moderation
We strive to humanize the science we teach, by centering the scientists, conferences, and collaborations that pertain most powerfully to bodywork and embodied practice