EmployAbility – March 2026

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A promotional graphic with a modern design featuring an office setting with gray cubicles and a bright red partition in the foreground. On the right side, large bold text reads “EMPLOY ABILITY.” Below, smaller text states “Employment and Volunteer Opportunities” next to a gray vertical bar with a red circle accent. At the bottom, a gray banner displays “TNPathfinder.org.” The Tennessee Disability Pathfinder logo with a compass icon appears in the lower-left corner.
Ready to take the next step on your path, job seekers? With love leading the way, we’re sharing job and volunteer opportunities, as well as helpful resources, from across Tennessee to support you in finding the roles that match your strengths. Discover new ways to grow, contribute, and advocate for what matters most to you.
Employment Opportunities
Flyer advertising a Memphis Distribution Center Job Fair, featuring the event date, time, and location, along with a list of open hourly and salaried positions. The design includes images of warehouse shelves stocked with boxes, a forklift in operation, and highlighted details such as dress code expectations and an invitation for job seekers to attend and interview on-site.

Ready to Start a New Career in 2026?

Discover openings in warehouse operations, leadership, and program support at an upcoming Distribution Center Job Fair in Memphis. This event offers multiple hourly and salaried opportunities, on-site interviews, and a chance to connect directly with hiring managers. Job seekers are encouraged to dress in business-casual attire and bring their resumes to explore roles that match their skills and experience.

 

 

Image promoting “Hot Jobs” at the University of Tennessee. The graphic lists three open positions—Extension Agent, Field Program Administrative Specialist, and Transportation Engineering Specialist—displayed on a white panel. Beside the panel is an orange flag with a large “T” emblem against a blue sky with scattered clouds. The layout uses bold orange accents and includes contact information at the bottom.

New Job Openings with the University of Tennessee
Looking for a new opportunity at the University of Tennessee? Here are three featured roles currently open across campus: Extension Agent with the UT Institute of Agriculture in Lewis County, Field Program Administrative Specialist with the College of Social Work, and Transportation Engineering Specialist with Parking Services. Explore the links below to learn more about each position and find the right fit for your skills.

Extension Agent – University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture, Lewis County

Field Program Administrative Specialist – UT College of Social Work

Transportation Engineering Specialist – Parking Services

Take the next step in your career with these in-demand roles at a leading university.

Browse all current staff openings: https://tiny.utk.edu/MQdO6

Logo for The Cigna Group featuring a circular cluster of green leaf shapes to the left and the company name in bold blue text on a white background.

 

The Cigna Group is hiring for remote positions across Indiana, Alabama, Tennessee, and South Carolina. If you’re looking for a work‑from‑home opportunity with a national healthcare organization, this is a great time to explore open roles that match your experience and career goals.
Explore jobs by clicking this link.

 

Graphic announcing a hiring opportunity for an Allied Health Specialist at TCAT Knoxville. The image features individuals in healthcare uniforms using medical equipment, along with bold text that reads “We’re Hiring” and “Allied Health Specialist.” Additional text highlights the Knox Regional Health Science Education Center and includes an “Apply by March 31” banner with a QR code.
TCAT Knoxville is hiring a full‑time Allied Health Specialist for the new Knox Regional Health Science Education Center. This role is ideal for a nursing professional who wants to move out of direct clinical care and support students as they complete clinical requirements and rotations. Responsibilities include coordinating clinical placements, assisting with onboarding processes, and serving as a key point of communication between the nursing program and clinical partners.
Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree and have an active nursing license. Those interested in helping prepare future nurses are encouraged to apply. Click here or scan the QR code.

 

Graphic with a blue background promoting nonprofit job opportunities in Middle Tennessee. Large white text reads “Work With Purpose,” with an orange banner above stating “Weekly Jobs Roundup.” The CNE (Center for Nonprofit Excellence of Middle Tennessee) logo appears in the upper right corner. Additional text encourages job seekers to visit the CNEMT job board to apply.
Nonprofits across Middle Tennessee are hiring in a wide range of service‑focused roles. Current openings span categories such as health and social services, workforce development and education, development and marketing, administration, and program or facility support. If you’re looking for meaningful work that makes an impact in your community, explore the latest postings on the CNEMT Job Board: https://bit.ly/4apJmV1.
mage announcing a Tourism Receptionist position for the Maury County Visitors Bureau. The graphic displays a courthouse‑style building with a clock tower against a blue sky. Overlaid text reads “Now Hiring” with the job title, application instructions directing users to the LinkTree, and the application deadline of March 18, 2026.
The Maury County Visitors Bureau is hiring a Tourism Receptionist. This position is a great fit for someone who enjoys welcoming guests, sharing local information, and helping visitors experience all that Maury County has to offer. Interested applicants can find the application link through the organization’s LinkTree. The last day to apply is March 18, 2026.
Visit their site to apply.
Leadership Development & Mentorship Opportunities

Flyer for the EMPOWER VI Virtual Mentorship Program featuring Vanderbilt University and Tennessee School for the Blind logos. The flyer outlines an overview of the program, a timeline of recruitment, onboarding, and monthly mentorship meetings, and eligibility requirements for student mentees and adult mentors. It includes contact information, a website link for full role descriptions, and a list of expectations such as having a visual impairment, using Microsoft Teams, and participating in scheduled meetings.

The EMPOWER VI Virtual Mentorship Program is seeking students and adult professionals to participate in its next mentorship cycle. This program pairs high‑school juniors and seniors with visual impairments with trained mentors who provide guidance, support, and monthly virtual meetings throughout the school year. The timeline includes recruitment and interviews in the spring, onboarding in August, and structured mentorship sessions from September through May. Full role descriptions and additional details are available at EMPOWER VI’s website.

🔗 Learn more and sign up today!

Volunteer Opportunities

Graphic with the headline “Volunteers Needed,” featuring images of individuals participating in various volunteer activities such as outdoor cleanup, sorting donated goods, and assembling meals. The design uses teal accents and includes contact information for Terri Kerr at Realty Executives Associates, listed as 865‑274‑8255.

If you’re looking for ways to get involved in Knoxville, many local organizations are offering meaningful volunteer opportunities. Groups like Volunteer East Tennessee help connect people with nonprofits that need support. You can assist with housing efforts through Habitat for Humanity, mentor students with TNAchieves or Big Brothers Big Sisters, deliver meals with Mobile Meals, or support community programs at The Salvation Army. Outdoor volunteering is also available at UT Gardens and the Knoxville Botanical Garden and Arboretum.

For more information about local volunteer opportunities, contact Terri Kerr at 865‑274‑8255.