ACVREP Employer Job Postings

Certified Vision Rehabilitation Therapist/ Assistive Technology Specialist

Job Description: 

• Develop individualized independent living plan for assigned clients enrolled in the Center’s AT & Independent Living Programs.

• Provide independent living instruction on an individualized and small group basis

• Assist with the reviewing & revising the AT/Independent Living Curriculum

• Maintain and update all assigned required client records

• Prepare reports as required by the President/CEO.

• Assist with maintenance of educational supplies and low vision aides and devices inventory

• Assist the clients in identifying and purchasing appropriate aides

The Orientation and Mobility Specialist prepares individuals with visual impairments to travel independently.  The O & M Specialist will assist individuals to achieve maximum independence through instruction in safe, independent, and efficient travel in both familiar and unfamiliar environments.    

The Itinerant Rehabilitation Teacher/Certified Orientation & Mobility Specialist (IRT/COMS) will travel throughout a wide geographic area offering independent living skills instruction to adults who are blind or visually impaired, as well as assist individuals to achieve maximum independence through Orientation and Mobility instruction in safe, independent and efficient travel in both familiar and unfamiliar environments so they may function at a level which will result in an independent lifestyle. The IRT/COMS is responsible for the implementation of the individualized rehabilitation services to clients to support their goals to remain independent in their home and daily activities. Incumbent must be able to provide their own transportation to various client sites.

Specialist, Independent Living Skills

In covering a broad range of duties and responsibilities include providing instruction and guidance in compensatory independent living skills, and assistive technology, enabling individuals living with vision loss to independently carry out daily activities. 

Orientation & Mobility Skills Coach
Summary: Assist participants with disabilities in achieving their self-identified Independent Living (IL) goals, primarily focused on travel.
Supervisor: Associate Director
FSLA Status: Non-Exempt; on call/as needed

Looking for an Orientation and Mobility Specialist!

With the ability to:

·       Work effectively with clients on a one-on-one basis or in small groups

·       Assess Clients’ functioning levels and develop an individualized training plan for each client

·       Teach orientation and mobility concepts to clients

·       Teach the use of various mobility devices/apps, etc.

Position:              Teacher of the Blind & Low Vision (TVI) – Part-Time

Reports to:         Supervisor of Instruction & Operations

Start Date:          Immediately

St. Francis de Sales School for the Deaf in Brooklyn seeks a NYS certified Teacher of the Visually Impaired (TVI) to join the educational team in support of the education of students who are DeafBlind and/or have Deaf with low vision with their IEP goals and classroom participation.

Position:              Orientation & Mobility Specialist – Temporary Contract Position – Part Time

Reports to:         Supervisor of Instruction & Operations

Start Date:          Immediately

St. Francis de Sales School for the Deaf in Brooklyn seeks an experienced Orientation & Mobility Specialist to assist students with visual impairments improve their ability to be aware of and move safely in their environments.  This contract position has a broad scope of responsibilities as outlined below.

Do you live for technology related to blindness rehabilitation? Do you have a client-centric approach to teaching and enjoy collaborating with your fellow instructors? We have an opportunity for you! Located within the Orientation and Career Center for the Blind (OCCB), the Rehabilitation Instructor will teach students the skills necessary to accomplish their personal, professional, and academic goals.

The OCCB Rehabilitation Instructors often collaborate on problem solving related to client needs and curriculum. Located in Portland, our newest Rehabilitation Instructor will teach progressively challenging classes related to adaptive devices. The OCCB is the heart of what we do at the Oregon Commission for the Blind. As our students are diverse, we invite members of all diverse communities to join our team. We value diversity and inclusion because we can better serve Oregonians who are blind. We thank you for considering this employment opportunity!

The Adaptive Technology Instructor will evaluate and train consumers in the use of adaptive technology and the use of electronic equipment, such as computers and note-taking devices.
 

The Braille and Academic Skills Instructor performs evaluations, teaches adaptive techniques, and uses equipment specific to academic skills.  Adaptive equipment may include, but is not limited to, talking devices such as calculators and dictionaries, tactilely marked devices such as tape recorders, simple templates for hand writing, and magnifiers and other low vision aids.  Adaptive techniques may include the use of Braille.  Instructor may have to perform academic remediation, oral language skills, and customer service skills.

The Orientation and Mobility Specialist performs evaluations and teaches adaptive techniques for independent travel and the use of equipment for written language skills, including Braille. May provide academic remediation, oral language skills, adaptive technology and customer service skill training.

Teacher of the Visually Impaired OR Teacher of the Visually Impaired/Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist 

Teleservices Representative- in office / (Not Remote at this time)
Contact Center Services
(Alphapointe - Main Campus)  Hours - Monday to Thursday / 3:PM to 7:PM   Friday is Noon to 4:PM / some Saturdays
A Teleservices Representative is responsible for creating great conversations with others on behalf of our clients and returning critical response data for our clients who are businesses, colleges and universities across the nation. Successful team members deliver enthusiasm, listening skills, sincerity and high levels of data and call quality. Essential Functions: • Contact and conduct successful conversations with individuals and businesses on behalf of our clients. • Utilize Call Center Agent Software o Log into agent o Log into the queue o Answer calls clearly o Maneuver through calls smoothly o Fill in every text box by entering accurate data o Disposition the call appropriately according to the client's response Additional Functions:

Packer - Plastics / Must be Legally Visually Impaired
Manufacturing & Facilities
(Alphapointe - Main Campus)

Two Shifts

• 2nd Shift - 3:PM to 11:PM CST. Monday thru Friday (occasional Saturdays)
• 3rd Shift - 11:PM to 7:PM CST. Monday thru Friday (occasional Saturdays)

Essential Functions • Follow instructions on where to put printing labels on the boxes. • Stack the correct number of boxes on each pallet. • Be able to do packaging on production line. • Maintain speed to keep up with the machine. Knowledge and Skill Requirements: • Training will be provided by Alphapointe staff. Working Conditions: • Persons working on packaging jobs should be able to pick up to fifty pounds. • Persons working on packaging jobs should be able to stand for up to eight hours.

The Montana School for the Deaf and the Blind in Great Falls, MT has an opening for an enthusiastic Orientation and Mobility Specialist.  The correct candidate should have the desire to influence a young person's life starting at a young age.  We have students 18-months and older that want to explore the world around them.  Please view our website for more information.  https://www.msdbmustangs.org/

Teacher of the Visually Impaired, full or part-time on the beautiful Massachusetts North Shore

AIM is an award winning company that has won Best Place to Work, Top Workplaces, Best Workplaces in Texas, Top Company Cultures, and is a certified Great Place to Work. 

Tallahassee Wants You! 

LBB is seeking a COMS.

Since we believe in flexibility and maintaining a work/life balance, we encourage people to apply and tell us if they are interested in a full-time, part-time, or an independent contractor position. LBB is a supportive environment that fosters leadership, personal growth, and participation in our amazing community. We are committed to connecting newcomers to hundreds of other professionals from a variety of sectors in the region and are always looking for people eager to assume leadership positions. 

This position is responsible for the delivery of Orientation and Mobility services to Leader Dog clients, employees, associated professionals and community. The position will also be responsible for the supervision of O&M interns.

Seeking Orientation and Mobility Specialists to provide services to students (often with vision impairments, but not always) to help them to travel safely and independently in the school, community, and home.  

The Carroll Center for the Blind has Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist opportunities, full-time in Rehabilitation Services ($1000 SIGNING BONUS) and per diem hours are available in Community Services.  Our COMS support the needs of teens and adults who are blind and visually impaired as well as complete evaluations and provide recommendations for O&M Services, provide direct, individual instruction to clients aged 3 to 90.  Check out our website at www.carroll.org.

The Carroll for the Blind seeks a dynamic Assistive Technology Instructor to teach low vision and blind consumers, as well as those who work with them, to use mainstream technology with assistive technology for employment and/or educational purposes. The Assistive Technology Instructor works with consumers and referral agencies to determine the most appropriate computer access product(s) and training goals. Incumbents will perform direct instruction on computers, devices and applications and tablets and cellphones; provide assistive technology assessments, generate training and assessment reports; respond to questions submitted to Carroll Center for the Blind (CCB) Computer Training Alumni Google Group and perform other duties as assigned.

World Services for the Blind was founded in 1947 is seeking a Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist to join our Team.  Our instructor of thirty years is retiring due to health concerns.  While this will leave a huge gap in our WSB family, it is a wonderful opportunity for an O&M instructor who is interested in working with a diverse population of students from all over the world.  

Centrally located in the Little Rock Arkansas, the area offers a wonderful place with low cost of living.  

Please check out our website at:  https://www.wsblind.org

If you are interested please contact Sharon Giovinazzo, CEO at 501-766-6754 (cell) or email resume at sgiovinazzo@wsblind.org

The Lighthouse of Broward is seeking a full time CVRT to provide instruction to clients in core areas of rehabilitation teaching for persons who are blind or visually impaired.  

The Lighthouse of Broward in sunny Fort Lauderdale, Florida is seeking an Assistive Technology Instructor to help grow our employment program. Full time or part time available.

The Florida Outreach Center for the Blind is seeking a Certified Vision Rehabilitation Therapist (CVRT) to oversee its programs in Independent Living, Technology and Braille Reading and Orientation and Mobility. The successful applicant will report directly to the Executive Director and coordinate with the Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist (COMS). In addition to instruction, the successful applicant will be responsible for setting up and directing an interdisciplinary team approach to initial, in progress and exit assessments and ensuring that FOCB ‘s quality standards and philosophy are upheld in all tasks undertaken.

Are you a Vision Rehabilitation Therapist wanting to put your experience to work with at the nicest place to work in Northeastern Ohio? Would you love to be able to focus on client care and make a difference in your community?  If you have your ACVREP Certification (or are working on it), and amazing communication skills, keep reading and join the Cleveland Sight Center! 
 
The successful candidate will provide rehabilitation in daily living and/or adaptive communication skills and/or functional low vision, and/or computer skill assessments to persons who have visual impairment and/or multiple disabilities.

Click here to apply now! https://jobapply.page.link/Dr9n

Lighthouse of Southwest Florida is recruiting Vision Rehabilitation professionals who are passionate about empowering people with blindness and vision impairment to achieve goals for independence. This Babies and Children’s Program Specialist is responsible for organizing, planning, providing and reporting effective, specialized training services for blind and visually impaired babies (0-5) and children (6-14), and their families

Since 1974, Lighthouse of Southwest Florida has provided vision rehabilitation, education, independent life skills, and job training to thousands of people with low vision and blindness and their families. The Lighthouse of Southwest Florida is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

The scope of the O&M position provides functional expertise for people who are blind and/or partially sighted often with complex health needs to maximize skills for optimal independence. It is the responsibility of the specialist to individualize goal plans through a collaborative process to include assessment, implementation and evaluation of the client in relation to enhancing safety and mobility.

his position provides expertise within the provision of vision rehabilitation services, using the EVRR (Electronic Vision Rehabilitation Record) application within a matrix reporting structure. The Specialist will utilize a systematic approach based on evidence and professional reasoning to enable clients to identify O&M goals to attain maximum independence through individual lessons or group settings.

Lighthouse of Southwest Florida is recruiting Vision Rehabilitation professionals who are passionate about empowering people with blindness and vision impairment to achieve goals for independence. This Certified Vision Rehabilitation Therapist position oversees all aspects of Vision Rehabilitation Services and training to ensure that clients achieve the level of independence established by their Rehabilitation Service Plan.

Since 1974, Lighthouse of Southwest Florida has provided vision rehabilitation, education, independent life skills, and job training to thousands of people with low vision and blindness and their families. The Lighthouse of Southwest Florida is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

Charleston County School District has an opening for a Certified Teacher of the Visually Impaired. Dual certification as an Orientation and Mobility Instructor is a plus. 

Teleservices Representative - Must be Legally Visually Impaired, Will need to provide and eye report
Contact Center Services
(Alphapointe - Main Campus) Alphapointe provides preferential hiring for the legally visually impaired.
A Teleservices Representative is responsible for creating great conversations with others on behalf of our clients and returning critical response data for our clients who are businesses, colleges and universities across the nation. Successful team members deliver enthusiasm, listening skills, sincerity and high levels of data and call quality. Essential Functions: • Contact and conduct successful conversations with individuals and businesses on behalf of our clients. • Utilize Call Center Agent Software o Log into agent o Log into the queue o Answer calls clearly o Maneuver through calls smoothly o Fill in every text box by entering accurate data o Disposition the call appropriately according t

ALPHAPOINTE
Job Description - Must be Legally Visually Impaired, Must Provide Eye Report
Job Title: Contract Closeout Specialist EEO Code: 3
Reports To: CMS Site Supervisor FLSA Status: Non-Exempt
Job Summary: The Contract Closeout Specialist is responsible for initiating
(automated or manual) administrative closeout of the contract after receiving
evidence of its physical completion.
Essential Functions: Reviews termination notices for extent of action (partial complete) and for special
conditions or instructions, e.g. shipment of Government-furnished materials. Analyzes the contract and related documentation, e.g. unsettled engineering or value
engineering change proposals, payment provisions, contract status and other provisions
and establishes the contract price of items terminated. Recommends the release of estimated excess funds. Acts on contractor’s request for submitting proposals on a

Packer - Plastics / Must be Legally Visually Impaired.  Eye Report is Required
Manufacturing & Facilities
(Alphapointe - Main Campus) (Alphapointe supports blind individual; providing preferential hiring)
Essential Functions • Follow instructions on where to put printing labels on the boxes. • Stack the correct number of boxes on each pallet. • Be able to do packaging on production line. • Maintain speed to keep up with the machine. Knowledge and Skill Requirements: • Training will be provided by Alphapointe staff. Working Conditions: • Persons working on packaging jobs should be able to pick up to fifty pounds. • Persons working on packaging jobs should be able to stand for up to eight hours. Alphapointe is an Equal Opportunity / Affirmative Action Employer. Minority/Female/Disability/Vet

WHAT YOU'LL DO:

At Wayfinder our mission is to help children, youth and adults reach their greatest potential. Our personalized programs deliver the experiences and opportunities necessary for our clients to reach their maximum potential, allowing them to achieve their hopes and dreams. We are dedicated to achieving quality results and share a commitment to excellence. If you share these values, are passionate about helping people in need, and want to join a dedicated team, we have an excellent opportunity waiting for you!

The primary purpose of this position is to assist the Director of Adult and Transition Services with the Davidson Program for Independence to develop, organize, coordinate, and oversee the Davidson Program for Independence, Assistive Technology, and Employment Services programs to ensure client needs and goals are met. This includes the adult instructional and residential components of the Davidson Program for Ind

WHAT YOU'LL DO:

The primary purpose of the position is to organize, develop, and implement individualized course instruction for blind and visually impaired adult students referred for braille instruction. In addition, your position provides supplemental instruction and support in Assistive Technology, Living Skills, and Financial Management as needed.  

• Provide initial and ongoing assessment of student’s ability to both read and write Literary Braille, using the Hatlen Center Braille assessment and/or Braille Too, or other UEB assessment upon implementation of the UEB code.
• Determine appropriate, attainable goals based on assessment.
• Teach tracking skills, tactile discrimination skills and the Braille alphabet.
• Use Braille Too: an Instructional Braille Reading and Writing Program for Secondary Students, a comprehensive instructional program of 10 units that covers reading and writing the Bra

Iowa Educational Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired has an opening for a full-time Library Assistant II. This is a calendar year position (work during the summer) located on the Iowa School for the Deaf campus in Council Bluffs, IA. The position is responsible for circulating specialized educational materials statewide for students who are blind and visually impaired.

Western PA School for Blind Children is seeking an Orientation & Mobility Specialist to join our team! In this position, you will be responsible for assessing and instructing visually impaired, multi-disabled children with Orientation and Mobility skills from human guide to power mobility. 

The schedule for this position is Monday – Friday, 36 hours a week during the school year. 

Qualifications:

• Dual certification (TVI/COMS) Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist and Teacher of the Visually Impaired; ACVREP certification
• M.Ed. preferred, special education certification a plus
• Knowledge of educating students with multiple disabilities, including Visual impairment.

To apply, please send resume to Rachel Weaver, Employee Relations Director, at weaverr@wpsbc.org or call 412-621-6013 for additional information.

Iowa Educational Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired is seeking applicants for a new full-time, year-round position: Educational Technology Specialist. In this role, the Educational Technology Specialist provides leadership in the development of strategic approaches to integrate technology into teacher instruction based on current best practices, emerging research and innovation. Creates, facilitates, and delivers high quality professional development to teaching staff in the use of technology (hardware and software) to support teaching.  Identifies appropriate technology – especially educational technology - for all types of professional and classroom needs.  Collaborates with agency administrators, staff, and outside partners to determine new technology needs.

ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY INSTRUCTOR FOR MCDOWELL CENTER FOR THE BLIND

Key Responsibilities:

• Provide evaluation and training to blind and visually impaired consumers in Assistive Technology including, but not limited to JAWS, Zoom text, smart phones, adaptive devices and keyboarding. Provide Instruction on using Microsoft Suite, Google Suite and various virtual training/meeting platforms such as Zoom and Google Meets.

We are seeking a part time Voc Rehab Program Instructor I to teach a specific skilled trade or an academic subject in a classroom setting.

Key Responsibilities:

• Instruct blind/visually impaired students on various blindness skills including Braille, Home Management, Assistive Technology and other similar areas that the student will need to reach employment and live independently.
• Provide virtual engagement opportunities for blind/visually impaired community members. Provide instruction virtually and/or in-person as a substitute when lead instructors take leave to ensure student's schedules are not disrupted. Instruct in areas virtually if lead instructor's schedules become full and students remain on the wait list.
• Document work with students and the program through monthly reports and maintains program files. Works with an inter-disciplinary team to provide the services students need to live independently and gain employment.
• Pa

Job description

The School District of Philadelphia is recruiting teachers who share our unwavering commitment to equity as we work to provide an exceptional education to every student. We are hiring Teachers of the Visually Impaired (grades PK-12) looking to make an impact during the 2021-2022 school year - and beyond.

Why Teach Special Education in Philadelphia?

• Make a profound impact. Philadelphia’s teachers help students reimagine what is possible by equipping them with the skills and knowledge they need to graduate from high school ready for college and career.
• Be a part of our history. Every day, Philadelphia’s community of educators rise to meet new challenges with dedication and innovation, determined to create a system of equitable schools.
• Opportunities for growth and development. First year teachers participate in new teacher orientation programs and receive support in the cl

Birch Agency provides Teachers of the Visually Impaired and Orientation and Mobility Specialists to public, private and charter schools throughout the country.  

Certified Vision Rehabilitation Therapist

Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist

Orientation and Mobility Specialist 

Central Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired (CABVI)

Birch Agency provides Visually Impaired Services to public, private and charter schools throughout the country.

Job purpose:
The role of the ADL Instructor is to teach adult students with vision loss or blindness the functional skills necessary to perform daily living activities and cooking tasks safely

ORIENTATION & MOBILITY SPECIALIST/REHAB TEACHING - INDEPENDENT LIVING PROGRAM

The purpose of this position is to provide training in daily living/adaptive communication techniques, education/consultation, safe travel training and information & referral to community members who have low vision. The O&M Instructor works collaboratively with coworkers on the team, and with community partners to ensure clients 24 years old and above receive comprehensive adaptive skills training to help individuals achieve their goals for independence.

Accomodations Manager

Purpose:

This position ensures that employees and service recipients have the accessible equipment, tools, technology, and software, to fully participate in work activities, classes, and program services. It provides solutions to make physical environments accessible. It is responsible for maintaining a plan of continuous improvement for digital and physical environment accessibility.

The transition from high school to young adulthood is challenging, particularly for blind and visually impaired young adults who face significant barriers to employment. According to recent Bureau of Labor Statistics data, only 38% of working age individuals (age 16-64) with vision loss are employed, while the employment rate among their non-disabled peers is over 75%. 

Career Launch @ Perkins is ON A MISSION to change these statistics, shift attitudes among employers, and equip young adults who are visually impaired with skills and practical support that puts them on the path to success. We prepare young adults for in-demand roles across industries that require skills in customer service, support and interaction. Our virtual program features 2 months of training, job placement support, and one year of job coaching. 

We are looking for someone for a three month temporary/remote assignment. 

JOB ANNOUNCEMENT

Job Title: Low Vision Rehabilitation Specialist (LVRS)

Department:  Low Vision Services

Immediate Supervisor:  Chief of Operations and Development

Status: Exempt

SUMMARY

The San Diego Center for the Blind (SDCB) is the only community-based vision rehabilitation program of its kind in San Diego County.  Since 1972  SDCB has been providing services to adults with vision loss with the mission to assist in their adjustment to vision and help them return to living as independently as possible. The LVRS will provide functional vision evaluations utilizing and provide training on assistive devices.

Please send a letter of interest to employment@sdcb.org, with LVRS in the subject line for additional information and would like to be considered for this position.

Due to the rapid, continued growth at our agency, and within our programs, we are searching for a qualified professional who can oversee our Transition program.

TRANSITION COORDINATOR

Job Status: Full Time

 FLSA Status: Exempt

 Reports To: Director of Children’s Programs

Work Schedule: 40 hours a week; times may vary; weekends and evenings may be required

 Position Summary:  Manage the transition program curriculum, referrals, intakes, and counseling for high school age students (ages 14-24).

The President/CEO of  Florida Agencies Serving the Blind (ASB) reports to the volunteer Board of Directors and is responsible for the overall management, administration, fiscal operations, resource development, and delivery of services for the organization. Our membership is comprised of over 15 ‘community rehabilitation providers’ focused on influencing public policy, access to Visual Impairment services and enhancing opportunities for people who are blind or visually impaired.

Computer Instructor:

Goodwill Easter Seals Miami Valley is seeking a full-time computer instructor.  To assist in the evaluation, planning, and provision of computer skills instruction geared to the individual vocational needs of persons with visual impairments or blindness.  To provide computer based programming to meet goals of participants.  To develop and implement new vision techniques to keep the program current and progressive.  Provide computer literacy/retail training and customer service instruction for program participants.  CATIS certification preferred.

Optician/Low Vision Professional

Goodwill Easter Seals Miami Valley is seeking a full-time low vision professional.  The Vision Rehab Therapist (VRT) and/or Certified Low Vision Therapist (CLVT) will be responsible for all phases of rehabilitation teaching for totally blind and visually impaired persons. The VRT and/or CLVT will conduct low vision assessments and train individuals to use tactile, auditory, kinesthetic, and olfactory information. In addition, the VRT and/or CLVT will provide information and referral to the visually impaired community and assist in the responsibility for referrals information and recommendation.

We have a part-time job opportunity for a Teacher of the Visually Impaired.  This position is in a school setting and the employee would provide services to elementary and middle school students.  This position is located in the Dayton, OH area.  However, we have additional needs for Teachers of the Visually Impaired and Orientation and Mobility Specialists throughout the United States.  We can offer paid housing and relocation assistance.  If you are interested in a position in another location, please email your resume to jconrad@birchagency.com.

Are you a certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist who is available for a full school year position in the Northern Virgina area?   Sunbelt Staffing currently has a full time opportunity for a Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist (COMS) to work in Northern VA.  This is a contract position for approximately 30 hours per week from August 2021 to June 2022 .  Part time applicants will also be considered.  The qualified OMS will provide services to several students with various degrees of visual impairment and cognitive disability. This is an itinerant position, covering 3-6 schools weekly.  Candidates must be motivated and committed to playing a vital role in improving educational outcomes for children. Interested Orientation and Mobility Specialists are encouraged to submit their résumé for consideration to catheryne.budzian@sunbeltstaffing.com.

Minnesota school currently looking for a virtual teacher of the visually impaired for the 2021-22 school year.

Come join a world class organization and make a difference in the lives of the blind and visually impaired students of Tennessee.  The Tennessee School for the Blind is seeking an Orientation and Mobility instructor to serve students on its Nashville, Tennessee campus.  The position is ideal for an O&M instructor at any phase in their career.  You will be joining an experienced, student focused team that provides quality instruction to students and enables them to safely navigate their world.  Out of state applicants can now take advantage of new reciprocity flexibility.  A hard to staff bonus is available.   

The Orientation & Mobility Therapist provides direct, hands-on orientation and mobility services in both the community and agency settings. Assesses needs and teaches necessary skills, which enables consumers to function independently within their environments.

We are seeking a highly motivated and resourceful individual to join our dynamic non-profit organization as a Certified Vision Rehabilitation Therapist (CVRT). The CVRT provides direct, hands-on rehabilitation services in both the community and agency settings, assesses needs, and teaches necessary skills which enable individuals served to function independently within their environments.

Seeking applicants for Itinerant Teacher of the Visually Impaired position in Sioux City, IA serving students within the Northwest AEA service region. 

Seeking applicants for Itinerant Teacher of the Visually Impaired position in Dubuque, IA serving students within the Keystone AEA service region.. 

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Job description
To teach exceptional students according to individual education plans following adopted curriculum, instructional methods, monitoring systems.

Title
Instructional-2021-2022 ESE-Orientation Mobility Specialist

Location
Exceptional Student Education

Employment type
Full-time

City
Kissimmee

Address line 1
805 Bill Beck Blvd

Job category
Instructional-Non-Classroom

Required qualifications, skills and experience
Bachelor's Degree and certification in Exceptional Student Education

EEO statement
The School District of Osc

The Northeastern Association of the Blind at Albany (NABA) is currently looking for a Orientation & Mobility Specialist to join our team. NABA is a not-for-profit located in Albany, NY serving those with visual impairments in more than 11 counties.

Teacher of the Blind/Visually Impaired

CERTIFIED VISION REHABILITATION THERAPIST AND CERTIFIED ORIENTATION MOBILITY SPECIALIST (DUALLY CERTIFIED WELCOMED)

Candidates must be certified or eligible for certification. Master’s Degree or Bachelor’s Degree with a specialization in rehabilitation therapy of individuals who are blind and a knowledge of Grade II Braille; or a Bachelor’s Degree and successful completion of a training program for rehabilitation therapy professionals approved by the New York State Commission for the Blind (NYSCB) which meets nationally-accepted standards, as well as knowledge of Grade II Braille.

Compensation is competitive for the position and the area and includes a strong benefits package. Some relocation, student loan repayment, and tuition assistance and/or reimbursement may be available. Salary range is $40,000 - $47,000, commensurate. Final salary is based upon qualifications and experience.

Mat-Su Outreach Coordinator/Low Vision Specialist

The Alaska Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired (ACBVI) is looking for a Regular Outreach Coordinator/Low Vision Therapist to identify Mat-Su Valley residents who are blind/low vision to provide access to vision rehabilitation services to improve their overall health, well-being, and quality of life.  The Outreach Coordinator/Low Vision Therapist will work from home, traveling throughout the Mat-Su Valley area making presentations to community and other groups, developing and maintaining relationships with eye doctors, senior providers, local businesses, organizations and others in a position to refer prospective clients to ACBVI or providing support for ACBVI’s programs.  In addition, the Outreach Coordinator/Low Vision Therapist will provide intake and referral support to clients, schedule and coordinate services, and provide for peer networking, social opportunities and home visits.

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The Tennessee School for Blind (TSB) is seeking a new Director of Accessible Instructional Materials and Outreach Services to lead the operations of the Tennessee Resource Center for the Visually Impaired (TN RCVI) which is housed on the school’s Nashville campus.

The Department for the Blind and Vision Impaired (DBVI) provides services and resources which enable Virginians who are blind, vision impaired or deafblind to achieve their desired levels of employment, education, and personal independence. This is achieved by offering individualized rehabilitation services to eligible consumers and technical assistance and support to businesses, professionals, and families.

Quick link https://virginiajobs.peopleadmin.com/postings/219254

Medical Transportation Management (MTM) has an Orientation & Mobility Specialist opening in Saint Louis, MO!  Apply today! 

Vision Rehabilitation Specialist (COMS, CVRT)

Assistive Technology Services

At Signal Centers we are Building Futures and Changing Lives!

The VRS identifies, assesses, trains, manages, and provides follow-up for vision services to clients. The VRS is a member of the AT Services Staff and interacts with TN and GA Vocational Rehabilitation, Veterans Administration, partners of the Low Vision Network and other services and community agencies. The core areas which will be addressed in comprehensive vision training are orientation and mobility, independent living skills, employment, technology training and adjustment skills training. In addition to assisting people with vision loss, the VRS will also provide support for the employer through education and awareness presentation for employers and coworkers.

Outreach Itinerant/Mentorship Support Services

New Mexico School for the Blind and Visually Impaired Outreach Services Division is currently recruiting for an experienced Teacher of Students with Visual Impairments. This individual will provide mentoring opportunities to interns in the personnel preparation program as well as teachers newly hired to the state. Will act as a liaison between NMSBVI and school districts and as a resource to school districts that are establishing vision departments.  Duties will also include student assessment, support to districts in developing and participating in IEP meetings, case load evaluations, and training. Required to travel within the state.  Licensure as a TSVI is required.  Mentorship Support Services also provides training, resources, consultation and support to TSVIs in school districts throughout the state of New Mexico. 

Low Vision Services Consultant/Teacher of the Visually Impaired

New Mexico School for the Blind and Visually Impaired, Outreach Services Department, is currently recruiting for the position of Low Vision Services Consultant and Teacher of the Visually Impaired. The Low Vision Services Consultant will be responsible for organizing and managing the NMSBVI-Access to Learning Low Vision Clinics throughout the state of New Mexico.  As a provider of low vision services this position requires the individual to make decisions regarding education programming for children with visual impairments. Therefore, it is necessary to have experience as a Teacher of Students with Visual Impairments. This position requires travel, assessment, consultation services, and some direct service to students with visual impairments in their community and home schools. CLVT Preferred.

PLEASE APPLY IN THE WISCONSIN CAREER ACCESS NETWORK (WECAN) TO BE CONSIDERED FOR THIS EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY.
www.wecan.education.wisc.edu

ORGANIZATIONAL RELATIONSHIP
The Special Education staff is comprised of personnel trained in the education of children with special needs in areas such as: Intellectual Disabilities, Specific Learning Disabilities, Speech/Language Disabilities, Emotional Behavioral Disabilities, Hearing Impairment, Visual Impairment, as well as personnel with specific expertise utilized in the education of children with special needs such as: psychologists, physical therapists, and occupational therapists. Special Education Teachers work with students identified with a disabling condition to address their specific needs and/or reduce or remediate academic, social, emotional, or behavior needs so as to allow the individual student to derive full benefit from the District

Orientation & Mobility Specialist

The job of Orientation and Mobility Specialist is done for the purpose/s of assessing students' functional vision and orientation and mobility in order to identify long and short term needs; developing, implementing and modifying instructional plans to orient students with vision impairment to their environment and ensure safe, confident and independent mobility.

Kansas State School for the Blind / Field Services Department                                                                 

POSITION TITLE:  Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist (Wichita Region)

SALARY: Compensation commensurate with education and experience for a full-time 181-day school contract   

EMPLOYMENT DATE:  (Open Until Filled)

JOB DESCRIPTION: Provide KSSB Field Services direct service in the area of Orientation and Mobility.  Provide instruction, observations, assessments, and professional development related to O&M for LEAs, cooperatives, Tiny-K agencies, and parents who have a student(s) with a visual impairment.   A moderate amount of independe

Kansas State School for the Blind / Field Services Department

POSITION TITLE:   Field Services Specialist (Wichita Region)

SALARY: Compensation commensurate with education and experience for a full-time 181-day school contract    

EMPLOYMENT DATE:  (Open Until Filled)

JOB DESCRIPTION: (Brief Synopsis of Position Duties additional information available by request)

Provide Field Services technical assistance for districts/cooperatives who have a student(s) with a visual impairment.   Provide professional development, teaching strategies, demonstrative techniques and educational resources related to working with a student who is visually impaired, to school districts, vision professionals and parents.

Position opening to provide itinerate services for adults and children (birth to 3) who are visually impaired or blind.  Services include orientation and mobility evaluation/training, assistive technology evaluation/training, and low vision evaluation/training. These services are typically provided in the individual’s home/community.  Certification for Assistive Technology Instructional Specialist (CATIS) is preferred, but not required.

The primary role of the ATS is to provide assessment, training, support, installation and configuration services for customers with both significant vision and hearing loss who are seeking assistance with long distance communication.  Work will be performed both independently and as a member of the AT Services team.

 Job Duties:

• Perform assessments with iCanConnect consumers to determine client’s current skill level regarding their AT and computer acumen and what technologies and training will facilitate their long-distance communication goals
• Document the results of these assessments to established guidelines including recommendations for specific equipment and training
• Install, configure, troubleshoot and train on a variety of AT and telecommunications products including screen reading, screen magnification and other technologies on PCs, Macs and smart devices
• Create training outlines and accessible referenc

Job Summary: The Orientation & Mobility (O&M) Specialist provides quality assessments and training to clients of all ages throughout the Baton Rouge and New Orleans regions.  The job requires both facility-based and itinerant training to foster safe and independent travel skills for the clients we serve.  The Orientation & Mobility Specialist collaborates with the team to participate in community outreach events, advocacy opportunities, and meetings with local coalitions to represent the needs of people with vision loss.  He/she consults on the continuing development of Vision Rehabilitation Service (VRS) programs.  

Have a passion for assisting others with living their best life? Are you an awesome O&M Instructor interested in making a real difference?

Valley Center for the Blind is looking for awesome people who care about quality of life for the visually impaired. Help people with vision loss set and reach their goals through specialized methods of instruction and support in a underserved community while enjoying a variety of opportunities.

Instructor for the Visually Impaired 

Have a passion for assisting others with living their best life? Have experience with vision loss and teaching?

Valley Center for the Blind is looking for awesome people who want to make a difference as instructors for the visually impaired. Help people with vision loss set and reach their goals through specialized methods of instruction and support in a underserved community.

Assistive Technology/Computer Teacher opening at The SD School for the Blind and Visually Impaired.

This is a 9-month full time faculty position, with full benefits, that reports to the Superintendent.

Primary Responsibilities:
• Instruct and assess students by using SD Content Standards and Expanded Core Curriculum Standards
• Develop and monitor IEPs for students
• Serve as Case Teacher for those students assigned
• Plan and prepare weekly lessons in relation to individual students needs
• Participate in appropriate special staffings, pre-staffings and IEP meetings

Ability to:
• Adapt curriculum to varying student intellectual abilities
• Provide adequate and constructive student supervision
• Carry out student behavior programs
• Communicate both orally and in writing
• Maintain flexibility, initiative, professionalism, and enthusiasm

Special Education Director opportunity at the SD School for the Blind and Visually Impaired. This position is located in Aberdeen, SD. A 12-month full-time position, with a great benefits package.

Job Highlights:
• Direct and manage Special Education programs, services and evaluations
• Encourage and support the development of innovative instructional programs
• Ensure that student progress is evaluated
• Manage Special Education referral and placement processes

Outreach Vision Consultant opportunity at the SD School for the Blind and Visually Impaired. This position has a Sioux Falls/Southeastern South Dakota home station location.

A 9-month full-time faculty position, with full benefits. Occasional Summer Family Visits.

Job Highlights:
• Provide vision consultation and support services to parents, schools districts (and other agencies) of visually impaired, blind and deaf-blind children
• Facilitate access between parents and/or teachers and SDSBVI personnel and other resources
• Act as an advocate for children who are visually impaired
• Maintain records of students, services provided and recommendations made

Junior High/High School Math Teacher opening at the SD School for the Blind and Visually Impaired.

This is a 9-month full time faculty position, with full benefits, that reports to the Superintendent.

Primary Responsibilities:
• Instruct and assess students by using SD Content Standards and Expanded Core Curriculum Standards
• Develop and monitor IEPs for students
• Serve as Case Teacher for those students assigned
• Plan and prepare weekly lessons in relation to individual students needs
• Participate in appropriate special staffings, pre-staffings and IEP meetings

Ability to:
• Adapt curriculum to varying student intellectual abilities
• Provide adequate and constructive student supervision
• Carry out student behavior programs
• Communicate both orally and in writing
• Maintain flexibility, initiative, professionalism, and enthusiasm

Bolton Public Schools is looking to fill the following position for the 2021-2022 school year:

Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist – Certified under the Academy for Certification of Vision Rehabilitation and Education (ACVREP).

• Schedule based on student population, currently no more than five hours per month.

Duties:

• Provide direct, specialized instruction and consultative services as they apply to developmental and compensatory skills for students who are blind or visually impaired.
• Serve as a resource for training and consultation to schools and families. 
• Applicants should have expertise in IEP development, the assessment and evaluation of students with vision impairments, with a focus on monitoring student progress, and act as an integral collaborative member of an educational team.
• Flexibility in scheduling.

Hourly contract. Salary is negotiable

The Massachusetts Commission for the Blind (MCB) is seeking an experienced leader to serve as the Regional Director of Metro-West Massachusetts. The Regional Director will manage and direct all vocational rehabilitation and independent living/social service programs for the MCB Metro-West region. The Regional Director develops regional goals and objectives, coordinates services, evaluates performance, prepares and monitors budgets, and hires, trains, and develops staff. The Director will directly manage regional activities that promote, enhance, and contribute to the agency’s mission, including spreading awareness among various consumer groups, community organizations, and other stakeholders, regarding agency programs and services. This position is based in the MCB Boston office. Please visit the MassCareers website for more information and to apply! 

An Equal Opportunity / Affirmative Action Employer.  Females, minorities, veterans, and persons with disab

The Massachusetts Commission for the Blind (MCB) is seeking a dynamic and experienced leader to serve as Director of the Orientation and Mobility (O&M) unit. The Director of O&M will manage the unit’s programmatic activities that promote, enhance, and contribute to the agency’s mission for consumers who are blind, Deafblind, and/or blind with intellectual disabilities. Our ideal candidate flourishes in a team-oriented human services environment. The selected applicant is analytical, detail-oriented, knowledgeable about O&M services and models, with a proven ability to build and maintain partnerships. This position is based in the MCB Boston office. Please visit the MassCareers website to learn more and apply!

Direct link to job posting, requisition # 210001I6. : https://massanf.taleo.net/careersection/ex/jobdetail.ftl?job=210001I6 . 

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Orientation and Mobility Specialist - 

Essential Functions

• Assesses and evaluates student's functional abilities for the purpose of determining program eligibility and developing
• recommendations for treatment, appropriate assistive devices and/or school placement.
• Collaborates with a variety of groups and/or individuals (e.g. teacher of the visually impaired, parents, teachers, administration, team members, other professionals, etc.) for the purpose of communicating information, resolving issues, and providing services in compliance with established guidelines.
• Consults with teachers, parents, other personnel and/or outside professionals for the purpose of providing requested information, developing plans for services, making recommendations, and/or coordinating orientation and mobility services with those of other disciplines.
• Develops orientation and mobility plan for the purpose of ensuring compliance with

Greenbush - The Education Service Center is seeking applications for Teachers of Students with Visual Impairments in the Northeast Kansas - Kansas City, KS area. 

Certified Vision Rehabilitation Therapist (CVRT) - Immediate Need

The primary purpose of the Certified Vision Rehabilitation Therapist (CVRT) to provide a comprehensive approach to Vision Rehabilitation Services ensuring clients achieve the level of independence corresponding to their individual life plans and goals. This includes addressing visual, physical, cognitive, psycho-social, safety and emotional concerns. A CVRT position with VRS provides the opportunity to schedule your own appointments, create your own work schedule, all while meeting and serving the needs of those living with impaired vision/low vision/blindness. ACVREP certification or eligibility for ACVREP certification required.  

Job Summary:  The Access Technology Specialist is a key member of the Vision Rehab team, providing relevant input on current technology as related to VRS programming.   He/she is responsible for providing optimal assessments and training to clients with varying degrees of vision loss.  Services are provided across the New Orleans and Baton Rouge regions in Lighthouse facilities, in clients’ homes or in clients’ work environments.  Responsibilities require a holistic approach to Vision Rehabilitation, utilizing current best practices, to ensure optimal quality of services, excellent verbal and written communication skills, a strong collaborative spirit, and solid computer skills.  Responsible for maintaining the health and appearance of the Technology Lab.  Must have excellent customer service skills, organizational skills, and attention to detail.  Must maintain CATIS credentials through ACVREP. 

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