Assistive Tech Specialist — School-Based Consultation & Training

Troy University; Huntsville (AL); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Troy University in Huntsville, AL seeks an Assistive Technology Specialist to support students with assistive technology needs.

You will partner with schools, assess devices, create reports, train staff, and ensure high-quality AT services while traveling across Alabama.

A bachelor’s degree is required; a master’s degree is preferred, along with an Alabama driver’s license and willingness to travel. Employment is contingent on a background check.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in rehabilitation engineering or closely related field, plus at least two years in special education or assistive technology services.
• Master’s degree in rehabilitation engineering or closely related field.
• Alabama Driver’s License.
• Must travel extensively in Alabama by personal automobile.

Responsibilities

• Liaise between Department of Rehabilitation and school systems to handle student AT needs.
• Consult and assess students for assistive technology.
• Develop written AT reports with specifications for interventions.
• Document work in case management databases, timesheets, and files.
• Work with school staff, ADRS counselors, and rehab engineers to implement AT recommendations; provide setup, training, and support on AT devices.
• Participate in quality improvement and assurance activities; provide guidance on AT services.
• Market AT services to schools and other agencies.
• Create and maintain a high-performance, team-oriented environment.
• Stay updated on current trends by reading and attending related seminars and conferences.

Skills

Assistive technology

Stakeholder liaison

Training & mentoring

Documentation

Quality assurance

Leadership

Education

Bachelor’s degree in rehabilitation engineering or related field

Master’s degree in rehabilitation engineering or related field

Job description

Troy University in Huntsville, AL seeks an Assistive Technology Specialist to support students with assistive technology needs.

You will partner with schools, assess devices, create reports, train staff, and ensure high-quality AT services while traveling across Alabama.

A bachelor’s degree is required; a master’s degree is preferred, along with an Alabama driver’s license and willingness to travel. Employment is contingent on a background check.