Bilingual SPED Evaluator (Spanish/English)

Achieve Beyond; New York (NY); On-site; USD 24,000 - 28,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Bonus opportunity

Paperless system

Continuing education

Team events

Job summary

Achieve Beyond is seeking clinicians to conduct pediatric evaluations across home, school, and clinic settings in the New York metro area, including NYC five boroughs. The role requires NYS Special Educator certification (Birth-2) or equivalent, and bilingual Spanish for preschool services.

Travel to assigned cases is expected, with strict HIPAA compliance. You will administer DAYC-2 and HELP assessments, write timely reports, and coordinate with families in their primary language.

Qualifications

• Must hold NYS certification as Special Educator (Birth-2) or Permanent Special Education.
• Spanish bilingual required for preschool services.
• Experience administering DAYC-2 and HELP assessments.
• Experience evaluating children birth to five years old is a plus.
• Completion of EILN Intro and Advanced Assessment trainings.
• Self-motivated, a team player, patient and professional.

Responsibilities

• Administer evaluations in home and/or school-based settings.
• Write comprehensive evaluation reports and submit them timely.
• Determine need for additional assessment per observation and child need.
• Conduct evaluations in the primary language of the child.
• Maintain confidentiality and submit records within established deadlines.

Skills

NYS Certified Educator (Birth-2)

Bilingual Spanish

DAYC-2 experience

HELP experience

EILN trainings

Tools

DAYC-2

HELP

Job description

Achieve Beyond is seeking clinicians to conduct pediatric evaluations across home, school, and clinic settings in the New York metro area, including NYC five boroughs. The role requires NYS Special Educator certification (Birth-2) or equivalent, and bilingual Spanish for preschool services.

Travel to assigned cases is expected, with strict HIPAA compliance. You will administer DAYC-2 and HELP assessments, write timely reports, and coordinate with families in their primary language.