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This full-time special education role serves as a Self-Contained Teacher for students in grades EC-5 within the Dallas Independent School District. The position involves developing Individual Education Plans through ARD committees, implementing tailored instructional and therapeutic programs, and collaborating with general education staff to modify curricula. Key responsibilities include conducting ongoing student assessments, managing classroom behavior, and maintaining detailed records in compliance with state and federal regulations. The role is appealing for educators seeking to make a direct impact on student development within a supportive school environment. This is an on-site campus-based position requiring regular attendance and travel throughout the district, offering a stable career path for certified professionals dedicated to inclusive education.

This full-time Special Education Inclusion Teacher role for grades EC-5 within Dallas ISD focuses on supporting students with diverse learning needs in general education settings. Key responsibilities include developing Individual Education Plans through the ARD process, collaborating with classroom teachers to modify curricula, and implementing therapeutic or skill development programs. The position requires managing student behavior, conducting ongoing assessments, and consulting with families and external resources. The role offers the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on student growth within a collaborative school environment. This is an on-site position requiring regular attendance at the campus, with travel throughout the district as an integral part of the job.

This full-time Educational Technician role supports Special Education students within the RISE Day Treatment program at McMahon Elementary School. The position involves facilitating one-on-one and small group instruction while implementing Individualized Education Plans and behavioral support strategies throughout the school day. Key responsibilities include managing classroom setups, collecting student data, and maintaining a safe, structured environment for learners with complex needs. The role appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven position where teamwork and professional communication are prioritized to foster student inclusion and growth. The position is based on-site at the school and requires constant attention to student safety and well-being.

This contract role as a School Speech-Language Pathologist involves providing assessment and therapy services for students within educational settings. Key responsibilities include evaluating speech, language, and communication disorders, developing IEP-driven treatment plans, collaborating with teachers and families, and documenting progress according to district standards. The position is appealing due to its mission-focused environment, strong clinical support, and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on children's educational success nationwide.

This full-time School Speech-Language Pathologist role supports students' communication needs within a school-based setting. The position involves evaluating and treating speech, language, and social communication disorders, developing IEP goals, and providing both individual and group therapy. Key responsibilities include collaborating with teachers, families, and related service providers to ensure comprehensive student support. The role is appealing due to its mission-focused nature, allowing professionals to positively impact children's lives across educational programs nationwide. PediaStaff provides a supportive and ethical recruiting environment for this collaborative position.

This contract role as a School Speech-Language Pathologist involves providing assessment and therapy services for students within educational settings. Key responsibilities include evaluating speech, language, and communication disorders, developing IEP-driven treatment plans, collaborating with teachers and families, and documenting progress according to district standards. The position is appealing due to its mission-focused environment, strong clinical support, and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on children's educational success nationwide.

This contract role involves providing assessment and therapy services for students within educational settings. The Speech-Language Pathologist evaluates communication disorders, develops IEP-driven treatment plans, and collaborates with teachers and families while documenting progress according to district standards. The position offers a mission-focused environment with strong clinical support and ethical recruiting practices. It provides the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on children's educational success across the nation.

This full-time School Speech-Language Pathologist role supports K–12 students in achieving communication and academic success. The position involves conducting screenings and comprehensive evaluations, developing IEP-driven treatment plans, and delivering individual and group therapy. Key responsibilities include collaborating with teachers, families, and school teams to generalize skills across various environments. The role is appealing due to PediaStaff's mission-focused culture, strong clinical support, and ethical recruiting practices, offering professionals the opportunity to make a daily positive impact on children's lives.

This contract role as a School Speech-Language Pathologist involves providing assessment and therapy services for students within educational settings. Key responsibilities include evaluating speech, language, and communication disorders, developing IEP-driven treatment plans, collaborating with teachers and families, and documenting progress according to district standards. The position is appealing due to its mission-focused environment, strong clinical support, and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on children's educational success nationwide.

This contract role as a School Speech-Language Pathologist involves providing assessment and therapy services for students within educational settings. Key responsibilities include evaluating speech, language, and communication disorders, developing IEP-driven treatment plans, collaborating with teachers and families, and documenting progress according to district standards. The position is appealing due to its mission-focused environment, strong clinical support, and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on children's educational success nationwide.

This contract role as a School Speech-Language Pathologist involves providing assessment and therapy services for students within educational settings. Key responsibilities include evaluating speech, language, and communication disorders, developing IEP-driven treatment plans, collaborating with teachers and families, and documenting progress according to district standards. The position is appealing due to its mission-focused environment, strong clinical support, and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on children's educational success nationwide.

This full-time School Speech-Language Pathologist role involves providing therapy services for children within educational settings. The position focuses on assessing and treating speech, language, and communication disorders, developing IEP goals, and collaborating with teachers, families, and school teams to document progress. The role is appealing due to PediaStaff's mission-driven culture that emphasizes ethical recruiting, strong relationships, and high-quality support to help students reach their full potential.

This contract role as a School Speech-Language Pathologist involves providing assessment and therapy services for students within educational settings. Key responsibilities include evaluating speech, language, and communication disorders, developing IEP-driven treatment plans, collaborating with teachers and families, and documenting progress according to district standards. The position is appealing due to its mission-focused environment, strong clinical support, and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on children's educational success nationwide.

This contract role involves providing speech-language pathology services to students within educational settings. The Speech-Language Pathologist is responsible for evaluating communication disorders, developing IEP-driven treatment plans, and collaborating with teachers and families to document progress. The position offers a mission-focused environment with strong clinical support and ethical recruiting practices. It provides the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on children's educational success across the nation.

This full-time paraprofessional role at Gila Vista Junior High supports the educational program for students with moderate to severe special needs during the 2026-2027 school year. The position involves assisting teachers by adapting classroom materials, implementing individualized education plans, and providing direct instruction in academic and daily living skills. Key responsibilities include monitoring student behavior across various school environments, administering necessary medical care, and documenting daily progress. The role offers the opportunity to make a meaningful impact in a supportive school community while developing professional skills in special education and crisis intervention.

The Special Education Teacher (Case Manager) role at Bow Lake Elementary supports students eligible for special education services within the Highline Public Schools district. The position involves developing and implementing Individualized Education Plans, delivering instruction in the least restrictive environment, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to address diverse learning needs. Key responsibilities include managing caseloads, coordinating with families, and ensuring compliance with state regulations. The role appeals to educators committed to a culture of belonging and innovative learning, offering opportunities to foster growth for neurodivergent and students with mild to severe disabilities. This full-time position is based on-site at the school and requires a valid Washington State teaching endorsement in special education along with a driver's license.

This regional Speech Language Pathologist role supports the Special Education team at Spectrum Center Schools across multiple K-12 locations in the San Francisco Bay Area. The position involves conducting comprehensive speech and language assessments, developing individualized therapy plans, and delivering direct instruction to students with diverse needs including autism and behavioral disorders. Key responsibilities include leading IEP meetings, mentoring onsite staff, and ensuring clinical consistency across school sites. The role appeals to professionals seeking a mission-driven environment where they can make a tangible impact on student lives while enjoying a culture that values innovation and professional growth. The position requires regular travel between facilities and offers a supportive team structure with extensive benefits and opportunities for career development.

The Special Education RISE Teacher role at Stoneham Central Middle School supports students in the Reaching Independence through Structured Environments program. This position involves delivering intensive, specialized instruction to address individual educational plan goals while conducting academic evaluations and interpreting diagnostic assessment results. The teacher collaborates closely with a multidisciplinary team, including behavior analysts and therapists, to implement Applied Behavior Analysis strategies and monitor student progress through data-driven meetings. The role appeals to educators seeking a supportive environment that balances substantial separate instruction with structured inclusion opportunities. It offers the chance to foster student growth in social thinking, executive functioning, and self-advocacy within a cohesive, community-focused middle school setting.

This hybrid School Psychologist role supports students within general and special education settings by delivering comprehensive psychological services to families, teachers, and administrators. Key responsibilities include conducting initial and three-year evaluations for special education eligibility, drafting detailed assessment and behavior intervention reports, and collaborating with ARD committees to develop instructional strategies. The position also involves participating in manifestation determination reviews and assisting with IEP implementation. The role appeals to professionals seeking to make a direct impact on student well-being while working in a collaborative environment that values professional growth and adherence to current special education laws.

This full-time educational interpreter role for the 2026–2027 school year supports Deaf and Hard of Hearing students at Care Options for Kids. The position involves providing direct interpreting services in classrooms, small groups, and school events using ASL or Signed Exact English to ensure full participation in the curriculum. Key responsibilities include facilitating communication between students and staff, collaborating with teachers and families, and supporting access during IEP meetings. The role appeals to those seeking a mission-driven environment where they can make a tangible impact on student success. It offers professional growth through continuing education units and development assistance, with a flexible work arrangement based on school schedules.

This full-time educational interpreter role for the 2026–2027 school year supports Deaf and Hard of Hearing students at Care Options for Kids. The position involves providing direct interpreting services in classrooms, small groups, and school events using ASL or Signed Exact English to ensure full academic and social participation. Key responsibilities include facilitating communication between students and staff, collaborating with teachers and families, and supporting access during IEP meetings in compliance with federal regulations. The role appeals to those seeking to make a meaningful impact on student success within a supportive, inclusive environment. It offers professional growth through continuing education units and development assistance, with a flexible work arrangement based on school schedules.

This part-time Occupational Therapist role is based in a school setting under a federal contract, focusing on supporting students within special education services. The position involves conducting evaluations, developing treatment plans, and assisting students with fine motor, sensory, and daily living skills. Key responsibilities also include participating in IEP meetings and collaborating with staff and families while maintaining accurate documentation. The role offers a small caseload and a predictable schedule of four hours daily for four days a week over approximately 29 weeks. It is particularly appealing for professionals seeking meaningful work that directly impacts student development, with the potential for long-term contract opportunities.

This full-time Occupational Therapist role supports the Special Education department across five KIPP schools in the Stockton area. The position involves serving as the sole provider of in-person services, including student screening, evaluations, report writing, and participation in IEP meetings. Key responsibilities also encompass direct and consultative therapy, billing, and collaborating with school teams to support students from underserved communities. The role appeals to candidates seeking a manageable caseload within a dynamic, mission-driven nonprofit environment that values educational equity. While based in Stockton, the position requires occasional travel to other Bay Area locations. The team offers a collaborative culture with opportunities for professional growth and a comprehensive benefits package.

The Manager, Quality and Internal Evaluations role leads the Internal Evaluation Program and Codeshare Surveillance teams within American Airlines' Operations department. Key responsibilities include managing policy development and continuous improvement, overseeing staff training and evaluation schedules, and coordinating major safety audits such as IOSA and Department of Defense surveys. The position requires liaising with federal agencies like the FAA and IATA while ensuring hazards are mitigated and reported to senior management. This opportunity appeals to aviation professionals seeking a dynamic environment with significant travel perks, including global flight access for employees and their families. The role offers a collaborative culture focused on inclusion and diversity, along with comprehensive health benefits and wellness programs, supporting both professional growth and personal well-being.

This onsite Network Security L3 role in Dallas involves leading a team to manage complex security operations for large-scale customer environments. Key responsibilities include designing and implementing security architectures using Checkpoint firewalls, Zscaler cloud security, and Aruba ClearPass, while providing critical L3 support for outages and resolving advanced authentication issues. The position emphasizes driving operational efficiency through automation, maintaining compliance with NIST and CIS standards, and mentoring engineers to close skill gaps. The role is appealing for its focus on innovation, cross-skilling across multiple cloud platforms, and the opportunity to lead strategic improvements in service delivery within a collaborative culture.