School-Based OT/PT Instructional Coach

Fulton Schools; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Travel between schools

Comprehensive Benefits

Job summary

Fulton County Schools in Atlanta, GA seeks an Instructional Support Teacher for Occupational/Physical Therapy within the Exceptional Children program. You will model, co-teach, and coach staff to implement evidence-based interventions for motor and sensory disorders, ensuring compliance with state and federal laws and district policies.

You will plan professional learning, analyze student data, and support IEP development and case management while collaborating with parents and school teams.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree required.
• Georgia licensure in Occupational or Physical Therapy required or eligible.
• Leadership certification strongly preferred.
• Minimum 3 years of school-based OT/PT experience including evaluations, eligibility and IEPS.
• Knowledge of federal, state, and local special education rules.

Responsibilities

• Models for and supports therapists and staff with interventions for motor and sensory disorders.
• Plans and delivers professional learning for staff and parents.
• Collaborates with parents and school staff on instructional decisions for students with disabilities.
• Analyzes student data to inform teaching strategies for motor and sensory disorders.
• Provides coaching to support district literacy, math, and personalized instruction initiatives.
• Assists teachers with classroom management and instructional methods.
• Trains staff on Medicaid documentation, RTI evaluations, and IEP processes.
• Ensures timely data input and accurate IEP documentation.

Skills

Critical thinking

Goal setting

Collaborative teamwork

MS Office

Communication skills

Organizational skills

Written communication

Special education knowledge

Education

Master’s Degree

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Fulton County Schools in Atlanta, GA seeks an Instructional Support Teacher for Occupational/Physical Therapy within the Exceptional Children program. You will model, co-teach, and coach staff to implement evidence-based interventions for motor and sensory disorders, ensuring compliance with state and federal laws and district policies.

You will plan professional learning, analyze student data, and support IEP development and case management while collaborating with parents and school teams.