Teacher

What You’ll Do Our Teachers oversee all aspects of their facility’s academic program, with support from the Education Supervisor/Manager and Executive Director. Teachers provide instruction to multiple students working at a variety of paces on various subjects.

Key responsibilities include

Developing an individualized academic plan for each student, based on relevant academic information and in coordination with families and school districts Providing individual instruction and academic support to students through virtual and school-facilitated curriculum Monitoring student progress, sending weekly email updates to parents, and completing weekly charting in electronic documentation system Providing support for and participating in IEP/504 meetings Attending weekly Treatment Team meetings, parent meetings, clinical calls, and internal department meetings and trainings.

Communicating any behavioral, academic, or attendance concerns to clinical and direct care staff to address concerns For young adult programs, overseeing the Learning Lab, scheduling hours, and providing one-to-one support What Makes You a Great Fit Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college/university (required) Minimum of two (2) years of teaching experience, preferably with middle or high school students (required) A strong connector who can build rapport and communicate clearly and effectively with students, parents, colleagues, and school staff Detail oriented and organized, with a creative teaching approach that can be adapted to students with a wide range of learning styles Inspired to help young people succeed by supporting their academic engagement and skills while they receive the treatment they need Compensation Range: $28.

90-$40.87 per hour depending on education and experience Our Teachers oversee all aspects of their facility’s academic program, with support from the Education Supervisor/Manager and Executive Director. Teachers provide instruction to multiple students working at a variety of paces on various subjects.

Key responsibilities include

Developing an individualized academic plan for each student, based on relevant academic information and in coordination with families and school districts Providing individual instruction and academic support to students through virtual and school-facilitated curriculum Monitoring student progress, sending weekly email updates to parents, and completing weekly charting in electronic documentation system Providing support for and participating in IEP/504 meetings Attending weekly Treatment Team meetings, parent meetings, clinical calls, and internal department meetings and trainings.

Communicating any behavioral, academic, or attendance concerns to clinical and direct care staff to address concerns For young adult programs, overseeing the Learning Lab, scheduling hours, and providing one-to-one support Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college/university (required) Minimum of two (2) years of teaching experience, preferably with middle or high school students (required) A strong connector who can build rapport and communicate clearly and effectively with students, parents, colleagues, and school staff Detail oriented and organized, with a creative teaching approach that can be adapted to students with a wide range of learning styles Inspired to help young people succeed by supporting their academic engagement and skills while they receive the treatment they need Compensation Range: $28.

90-$40.87 per hour depending on education and experience