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Location

Pennsylvania

Quick overview

Teachers for the Hearing Impaired provide specialized instruction and support to students with hearing loss, including deaf and hard-of-hearing students, to help them access learning. In the virtual model, they conduct assessments, collaborate with educators, and offer insights to guide real change.

Requirements summary

Candidates must possess a Bachelor's degree in deaf education or special education, along with specialized certification in hearing impairment education, and proficiency in ASL and/or other communication methods. A minimum of two years of experience in a school setting and state licensure are also required.

bachelor degreeprofessional certificateTime ManagementAssessmentProblem SolvingCollaborationCultural CompetenceAccountabilityEthical BehaviorSpecial EducationASLDeaf CultureDeaf EducationAssistive Hearing Technology

Job description

  • Every therapist deserves a work environment that enables them to provide the best possible services, just as every child deserves the support that empowers them to find their voice.
  • AXIS Teletherapy was built by two SLP sisters who believed therapists thrive when they’re part of a community designed for balance, connection and purpose.
  • Working with schools across the country, both virtual and brick-and-mortar, AXIS delivers remote therapy through a trusted team of speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, psychologists, counselors, and evaluators.
  • The result is high-quality care for students across the country, and a strong, supportive community for the professionals who serve them.
  • Teachers for the Hearing Impaired at AXIS play a vital role in helping students access learning by providing specialized instruction and support to students with hearing loss, including deaf and hard-of-hearing students.
  • In a virtual model, they bring flexibility and expertise to schools that need their support, conducting assessments, collaborating with educators, and offering insight that guides real change.
  • This meaningful work has a real impact, done in a way that honors both the student’s needs and the therapist’s well-being.
  • Psychologist Requirements & Responsibilities: Pennsylvania Bachelor's degree in deaf education or special education, specialized certification in hearing impairment education, proficiency in ASL and/or other communication methods, and knowledge of assistive hearing technology and deaf culture.
  • State licensure 2+ years of experience in a school setting Recent clearances or willing to get Professional Integrity & Accountability – Demonstrates ethical behavior, respects policies, and takes ownership of responsibilities Collaboration & Communication – Works effectively with colleagues and contributes to a positive, team-oriented environment Adaptability & Problem Solving – Maintains a growth mindset, responds well to challenges, and can troubleshoot independently Cultural Competence & Time Management – Shows cultural sensitivity and consistently manages time and tasks efficiently Psychologist Benefits: Part time positions available during school hours 1099 Contract Positions Competitive Pay Unparalleled Mentorship and Support 100% Remote

Benefits

  • Competitive Pay
  • 100% Remote
  • Part time positions available during school hours
  • 1099 Contract Positions
  • Unparalleled Mentorship and Support