Build a career rooted in impact and connection

At Albany Therapeutic Riding Center, every role plays a part in creating meaningful experiences for the individuals and families we serve. Whether you are working directly with riders, supporting program operations, or helping expand our reach in the community, your work contributes to something bigger.

We are a team grounded in compassion, collaboration, and expertise. Each day brings the opportunity to learn, connect, and make a lasting impact through the power of therapeutic horsemanship.

A young boy in a helmet riding a white and brown horse on a farm, accompanied by three women guiding and supporting him.

Available Positions

PATH Intl. Certified Therapeutic Riding Instructor 

Responsible for providing therapeutic horsemanship instruction according to PATH Intl. and ATRC guidelines, with the utmost attention given to maintaining participant, volunteer, and equine safety.

VIEW THIS JOB OPPORTUNITY  >

Mentorship

ATRC offers a hands-on mentorship program for individuals pursuing PATH Intl. Certified Therapeutic Riding Instructor credentials. Through a personalized, immersive experience, participants work alongside experienced instructors to develop skills in lesson planning, horse care, and program operations while gaining real-world experience in a supportive, educational environment.

VIEW THE MENTORSHIP PROGRAM TIMELINE   >

DOWNLOAD THE MENTORSHIP APPLICATION   >

A woman smiling and holding a horse's halter while a person riding the horse is partially visible. They are in an outdoor riding area with a barn in the background.

Internships

ATRC offers year-round internships for individuals seeking hands-on experience in therapeutic horsemanship, nonprofit operations, and equine care. Interns work alongside staff to support lessons, assist with barn responsibilities, and contribute to program and administrative initiatives, gaining well-rounded, real-world experience in a supportive and mission-driven environment.

DOWNLOAD THE INTERNSHIP APPLICATION  >

A woman in riding attire and a person in a helmet and coat are inside a horse stable, standing on step stools, and shaking hands over a saddle on a horse.