Intervention Specialist SAIL program

The Greater Cincinnati School Application Consortium; Union Township (OH); On-site; USD 43,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

The Greater Cincinnati School Application Consortium is seeking an Intervention Specialist for West Clermont Sail Program in an elementary building (K-5) to support students with significant cognitive, academic and daily living skills.

Responsibilities include planning, executing and delivering instruction across areas, collaborating with a multidisciplinary team, and supervising paraprofessionals. Ohio licensure as an Intervention Specialist - Moderate to Intensive is preferred but not required.

Qualifications

• Plan and deliver instruction across academics, daily living, communication and behavior.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary team (general ed, OT, SLP) to meet student needs.

Responsibilities

• Plan, execute and deliver instructional across areas (academic, daily living, communication, behavior).
• Supervise paraprofessionals in the classroom.
• Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to meet student needs.

Skills

Structured teaching

Positive behavior supports

PECS

Sensory supports

Collaboration

Education

Ohio licensure as Intervention Specialist - Moderate to Intensive

Job description

• Position Type: Special Education/ Intervention Specialist (Mild/Moderate)

Sail Position Summary: West Clermont is seeking intervention specialists to provide academic and behavioral instruction, support and services in a West Clermont's Sail Program classroom within an elementary (K-5) building for students with significant cognitive, academic and daily living skills. Students may also have significant communication needs (i.e., students identified multiple disabilities, autism, other health impairment, etc. ).

Intervention Specialists will be responsible for planning, executing and delivering instructional across areas (e.g., academic, functional daily living skills, communication, behavior, etc.). Teachers are supported by and supervise paraprofessionals. Teachers collaborate with a multidisciplinary team (e.g., general education teachers, occupational therapist, speech pathologist, etc.) to meet student needs. Experience with best practices for supporting students with diverse needs is desired (e.g., structured teaching, positive behavior supports, PECS, and sensory supports).

Sail Teacher Qualifications: Ohio licensure as an Intervention Specialist - Moderate to Intensive preferred, but not required.

Sail Program Overview: A program to support students with significant academic, cognitive and daily living skill needs. This program focuses on strengthening functional communication skills, social skills and daily living skills. This program is also designed to support students with medical and or mobility needs. Students may still participate in the general education setting for parts of the day when appropriate, as determined by the IEP team.

Sail Program Features: Students are supported by program staff with ongoing professional development in academic instruction and curriculum modification. Staff incorporate building social and communication skills throughout the day, while also increasing independence with all activities. If needed, students have access to assistive technology, close position to restroom and services to address health needs. Services are provided using a team approach.