Bilingual Special Education Evaluator (Spanish/English)

Achieve Beyond; New York (NY); On-site; USD 180,000 - 211,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Bonus potential

Paperless billing and data system use

Continuing education workshops

Team-building meetings and trainings

Job summary

Achieve Beyond is hiring clinicians to provide pediatric evaluations across home, school, and clinic settings in the New York metropolitan area. The role focuses on comprehensive assessments, report writing, and language-congruent testing to inform individualized plans for children birth through five.

You will work with families and therapists, travel to cases, and participate in ongoing training and team events while upholding HIPAA and ethical standards.

Qualifications

• Must be passionate about working with children, families, and therapists.
• Bilingual Spanish required; extension for preschool services.
• Experience administering DAYC-2 and HELP.
• Experience evaluating children birth to five is a plus.
• EI Evaluations program requires EILN Intro/Advanced Assessment trainings.
• Must be self-motivated, a team player, and patient/professional.

Responsibilities

• Administer evaluations in home and/or school settings.
• Write comprehensive evaluation reports and submit timely.
• Determine need for additional assessment based on observation and child need.
• Conduct evaluations in the child's primary language.
• Maintain confidentiality per HIPAA and state/federal laws; submit records on time.

Skills

Bilingual Spanish

Team player

Patience

Professionalism

Education

NYS Certified Special Educator: Students with Disabilities Birth-2 or Permanent certificate

Tools

DAYC-2

HELP

Job description

Achieve Beyond is hiring clinicians to provide pediatric evaluations across home, school, and clinic settings in the New York metropolitan area. The role focuses on comprehensive assessments, report writing, and language-congruent testing to inform individualized plans for children birth through five.

You will work with families and therapists, travel to cases, and participate in ongoing training and team events while upholding HIPAA and ethical standards.