SPED Paraprofessional: Grow with Pediatric Therapy Team

HealthPro Heritage; Mount Pleasant (SC); On-site; USD 34,000 - 41,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Year-round benefits

Free CEUs

PTO

401(k)

Summer breaks

Job summary

HealthPro Pediatrics in Mt. Pleasant, SC is seeking a SPED Paraprofessional to support classroom teachers and students in inclusive settings. This full-time role offers a W-2 position with hourly pay of $25 to $30 and a comprehensive benefits package.

You will assist with supervision, help students with disabilities, participate in meetings, and collaborate with staff, parents, and therapists to foster student growth and success.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma required; Associate degree preferred.
• Teaching Assistant/Paraprofessional certification may be required where applicable.
• Strong written and verbal communication; ability to work with Teachers, Parents, and Students.

Responsibilities

• Assists in direct supervision of children in the assigned program as directed by the teacher or administrator.
• Demonstrates understanding of students’ disabilities.
• Loads/unloads wheelchair bound students, if needed.
• Demonstrates schedule flexibility and adaptability throughout the day.
• Cooperates with colleagues and participates in meetings, trainings, and in-service sessions.
• Maintains confidentiality regarding all aspects of work with students and staff.
• Works with Principal and Teacher to perform other duties as assigned.

Skills

Written and verbal communication

Team collaboration with teachers/air/

Education

High School Diploma

Associates Degree preferred

Teaching Assistant/Paraprofessional certification

Tools

Basic computer skills

Job description

HealthPro Pediatrics in Mt. Pleasant, SC is seeking a SPED Paraprofessional to support classroom teachers and students in inclusive settings. This full-time role offers a W-2 position with hourly pay of $25 to $30 and a comprehensive benefits package.

You will assist with supervision, help students with disabilities, participate in meetings, and collaborate with staff, parents, and therapists to foster student growth and success.