DHH Teacher | Chattanooga, Tennessee

Soliant; Chattanooga (TN); On-site; USD 50,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Soliant is seeking a dedicated educator to support Deaf/Hard of Hearing students across multiple Chattanooga area campuses. The role requires current certification, specialized training, and a collaborative approach to implementing IEPs, with travel between sites as assignments dictate.

You will deliver direct instruction, adapt materials to student needs, and work with families and staff to ensure inclusive communications and progress toward individualized goals throughout the contract period.

Qualifications

• Active and valid state teaching certification (DOE)
• Specialized training in Deaf/Hard of Hearing education
• Experience supporting Deaf/Hard of Hearing students in schools
• Willingness to complete fingerprinting and background checks
• Strong communication and collaboration skills

Responsibilities

• Deliver instruction and services to Deaf or Hard of Hearing students aligned with IEP goals
• Adapt curriculum and teaching strategies to each learner's needs
• Collaborate with classroom teachers, specialists, and families to foster inclusion
• Assess student progress, document outcomes, and adjust supports as needed
• Travel between school sites according to assignments
• Participate in professional meetings and stay current on best practices and compliance

Skills

Communication

Collaborative mindset

Adaptability

Education

Current DOE teaching certification

Specialized Deaf/Hard of Hearing certification

Job description

Make a positive impact supporting students who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing by bringing your expertise to a vibrant school community near Chattanooga, TN. This full-time, contract opportunity is tailored for dedicated professionals passionate about advocating for students' success in diverse educational settings.

You will work across campuses—specific assignments may vary depending on student needs and finalized caseloads. By collaborating closely with school staff and families, you will provide direct instruction and support, ensuring every student receives the individualized resources they need to thrive.

Qualifications:

• Current and valid DOE teaching certification (active)
• Specialized training or certification in Deaf/Hard of Hearing education
• Experience supporting students with hearing differences in school environments
• Willingness to complete fingerprinting and required background checks prior to start
• Strong communication skills and a collaborative mindset

Key Responsibilities:

• Deliver instruction and services to students who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing in alignment with IEP goals
• Adapt curriculum and teaching strategies to fit the unique needs and abilities of each learner
• Collaborate with classroom teachers, specialists, and families to foster an inclusive environment
• Assess student progress, document outcomes, and adjust supports as needed
• Travel between school sites as determined by assignment
• Participate in professional meetings and remain current on best practices and compliance

You’ll be joining a district that values your specialized skillset and understands the importance of every student’s voice. The assignment begins August 5, 2026, and continues through May 19, 2027, offering a 35-hour workweek and direct engagement with a dedicated team supporting you every step of the way.

Bring your commitment and expertise to a rewarding role impacting students' education and personal growth.