Travel Deaf and Hard of Hearing Teacher (DHH) in Alameda, CA
Embark on an enriching travel assignment as a Deaf/Hard of Hearing Specialist, where your expertise will make a meaningful impact across multiple school sites near vibrant Alameda, CA. This travel opportunity is more than a job—it’s a gateway to professional growth, unique experiences, and rewards like non-taxable stipends, comprehensive support for your travels, premium compensation, healthcare coverage, 401(k) enrollment, and the lasting security of a sought-after position.
Working in the culturally rich bay area offers not only a temperate climate and scenic beauty but also boundless adventures during your free time—from exploring coastal paths and city art scenes to savoring diverse cuisine. While on assignment, you’ll have the chance to collaborate with a range of educational teams, learn from innovative leaders, and broaden your educational practice. Every day, you’ll advance your skillset, expand your resume, and gain insights from serving a diverse TK–age 22 student population.
Qualifications:
- Valid certification or credential for teaching Deaf/Hard of Hearing students
- Previous experience working with students from early childhood (TK) through age 22
- Strong collaboration and communication skills
- Ability to manage a caseload of 20–28 students across multiple locations
Responsibilities:
- Serve students with hearing impairments across 15 school sites
- Assess, plan, and provide specialized instruction and support
- Develop and implement individualized education plans (IEPs)
- Collaborate closely with teachers, families, and educational staff
- Conduct progress monitoring and adapt strategies as needed
Perks:
- Premium compensation between $35–$45 per hour, along with travel support and non-taxable stipends
- Healthcare coverage and 401(k) for your security and peace of mind
- Professional enrichment through exposure to diverse practices and approaches
- The chance to explore new locations and engage in meaningful downtime adventures
Make the most of this unique travel role by bringing your expertise and passion to a welcoming community. Take your career on the road—apply now and experience professional growth, adventure, and rewarding connections!
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