Orientation and Mobility Specialist

Schedule: Full time, approximately 8:00 AM3:30 PM

Maximum Hours: Up to 40 hours per week Dates: August 27, 2026 June 19, 2027 Grade Levels: All grade levels

Responsibilities: Evaluate students' orientation and mobility needs in school and community environments Provide individualized instruction in safe and independent travel skills Teach skills involving spatial awareness, sensory efficiency, route planning, and cane use Develop, implement, and monitor orientation and mobility goals within students' IEPs Recommend environmental modifications and mobility supports Collaborate with Teachers of the Visually Impaired, families, educators, and related service providers Participate in IEP meetings and multidisciplinary evaluations Maintain accurate documentation and monitor student progress Travel between assigned schools and instructional environments as needed

Qualifications: Current Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist credential or applicable state authorization Bachelor's or master's degree in orientation and mobility, visual impairments, or a related field Experience working with students across multiple grade levels preferred Strong communication, collaboration, and time-management skills Ability to travel between school sites and provide instruction in varied environments

Benefits & Perks: Paid sick leave Healthcare benefits, including medical, dental, vision, and flexible spending accounts 401(k) with employer matching Reimbursements for licensing, continuing education, and other professional expenses W-2 employment Referral bonuses Paid volunteer time and donation matching Access to guidance and resources from experienced school-based professionals No non-compete agreement Benefits are available for most positions that are 0.8 FTE or higher and may vary depending on the individual contract and district placement. Please refer to the offer letter for complete details.