Autism Education Specialist & Staff Trainer

Rum River Special Education Co-Op; Georgia; On-site; USD 45,000 - 98,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical benefits

Dental benefits

Life insurance

Job summary

Rum River Special Education Co-Op is seeking an Autism Consultant to assist special education teachers in identifying, evaluating, and planning programs for birth-21 students with Autism and related disorders. This role emphasizes collaboration with district staff, administrators, and families to ensure least restrictive environments.

The consultant will train staff, coordinate services, monitor progress, and contribute to IFSP and IEP planning, ensuring effective instructional accommodations

Qualifications

• Minimum: Bachelor's Degree in Education or Related Field.
• Preferred: Master's or Doctorate in Special Education or Related Field.
• Preferred: Three or more years working in a related position.

Responsibilities

• Provide input on curriculum and instruction development, selection, and implementation.
• Lead staff in instructional programs, social skills, and interaction strategies for students with ASD.
• Develop and train staff in record keeping and data collection to measure student progress.
• Support IFSP/IEP teams for students with ASD and unique needs.
• Coordinate reintegration plans and Behavior Support Plans to promote mainstreaming.

Skills

Team collaboration

Organizational skills

Communication

Adaptability

Problem solving

Technology literacy

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Education or Related Field

Master's Degree / Doctorate in Special Education or Related Field

Three or more years in related position

Tools

Assistive technology knowledge

Job description

Rum River Special Education Co-Op is seeking an Autism Consultant to assist special education teachers in identifying, evaluating, and planning programs for birth-21 students with Autism and related disorders. This role emphasizes collaboration with district staff, administrators, and families to ensure least restrictive environments.

The consultant will train staff, coordinate services, monitor progress, and contribute to IFSP and IEP planning, ensuring effective instructional accommodations