Employment Opportunities
1. Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologists and Teachers of the Deaf and Hard-of Hearing needed to provide home-based speech-language-listening therapy to deaf or hard-of-hearing infants, toddlers, and preschoolers for the Auditory Oral School of New York/StriVright to Succeed (click for more information)
2. Director of the Program for the Deaf, Central Region at the Utah Schools for the Deaf and the Blind (USDB). This is an auditory/oral and auditory-verbal program serving children preschool through sixth grade in both classroom and outreach settings. (click here for more information)
a. Instructor for the Deaf/Hard of Hearing, (USDB) - Outreach Consultant (click here for more information)
b. Instructor for the Deaf/Hard of Hearing, (USDB) - Auditory/Oral Classrooms (click here for more information)
3. Temporary Part-Time Speech-Language Pathologist, Oralingua School for the Hearing Impaired, Whittier, California (click here for more information)
4. Speech Therapist, Auditory Oral School of San Francisco, CA. Position available for a Speech Therapist, experienced in AO/LS. Successful candidate would work along side experienced Teachers of the Deaf. Cochlear Implant (CI) experience preferable, to contribute and participate in CI rehab program. Please contact Jan Christensen, Director of Educational Services, Auditory Oral School of San Francisco, at 415 921-7658 or by email at jan@auditoryoralsf.org.
5. Auditory Oral Teacher of the Deaf, hear ME now!, Portland, ME (click here for more information)
6. Preschool Teacher of Hearing Impaired Children, Lexington Hearing and Speech Center, Lexington KY (click here for more information)
7. Deaf Educator, Carle Auditory Oral School (CAOS); Urbana, IL
Daily educational programs for infant – toddler and preschool through
third grade students. Normally hearing,
typically developing children learning alongside peers with hearing loss. Intensive, daily, individual therapy provided
for all students with hearing loss. Theme
based curriculum evident throughout the classroom, therapy and play. Daily documentation provides communication
with families and funding sources. Staff
and families work together to maximize each child’s progress. Frequent
communication among team members: deaf educators, assistant teachers,
therapists, audiologists, physician, families, etc. For more information please(click here for more information)
8. SLP or audiologist, Chattering Children, McLean Virginia is looking to immediately hire a full time and a part time auditory verbal therapist. The positions primarily involve performing AV therapy, but may also include community outreach projects such as: parent-infant play groups, music play groups, language and literacy theater workshops, and parent and professional training. Candidates who are not LSLS certified will be considered and significant training and support will be provided to achieve their certification. Referrals or applicants should contact me immediately at adavis@chatteirngchildren.org or (571) 633-0770
9. Director of Northampton School Programs, Clarke Schools for Hearing and Speech in Northampton, MA
This is a full time position with responsibility for directing the day-to-day operations of the School Division of Clarke Schools for Hearing and Speech in Northampton, MA which includes Grades K-8 and a residential program. The Director will be assisted by at least one Lead Teacher in this area of responsibility. The Director will also work with Clarke’s President regarding administrative and supervisory tasks for other Northampton-based programs. (click here for more information)
10. St. Joseph Institute for the Deaf (SJI) is seeking a strategic leader to join our team as Principal. Reporting to the President, the
Principal is responsible for the planning, execution, management,
documentation, and evaluation of the academic program at the St. Louis
campus. This is a year-round full-time position, working Monday through
Friday, 8:00 A.M. until 5:00 P.M. (click here for more information)
11. Clarke Schools for Hearing and Speech in Jacksonville FL has openings for two full-time Speech Language Pathologists. Master’s degree from an accredited institution and CCC from ASHA is required. Experience using auditory-verbal strategies with children with hearings aids and cochlear implants is preferred. Strong CFY candidates will be considered. Email resume to sallen@clarkeschools.org.
12. Speech Language Pathologist, Children’s Hearing and Speech Centre of B.C. is looking for a certified Speech-Language Pathologist to work
with deaf and hard of hearing children, ages 3-8 in our centre-based school program. These children, in addition to their hearing losses present with additional needs including, but not limited to sensory motor integration, oral-motor and significant articulation challenges (click here for more information)
13. The Lexington Hearing & Speech Center in Lexington, KY is currently seeking a Full-Time Audiologist with cochlear implant experience (click here for more information)
14. Principal, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, has a leadership position for the Mama Lere Hearing School which is the educational component of the National Center for Childhood Deafness and Family Communication. The person in this position is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of the School. (click here for more information)
15. The DePaul School for Hearing and Speech, a private, non-profit school for the education of children who are deaf or hard of hearing, has an opening for the Executive Director. The position requires significant experience as a senior administrator. Looking for candidates with experience in the financial/budget process, strategic planning, government relations, public outreach, and fundraising. The person chosen will be a collaborative leader with excellent communication skills. Knowledge and experience in general education, special education and/or deaf education is beneficial. Bachelor's degree required; graduate degree highly desirable. Salary commensurate with experience.
Mail, email or fax cover letter and resume to:
The DePaul School for Hearing and Speech
6202 Alder Street
Pittsburgh, PA. 15206
Attn: Board President
or FAX 412-924-1037 or email dv@depaulinst.com
16. Clarke Schools for Hearing and Speech seeks Director of Boston Area Campus--- Clarke Schools for Hearing and Speech provides children who are deaf and hard of hearing with the listening, learning and spoken language skills they need to succeed. The Director of Clarke’s Boston Area Campus oversees the early intervention, preschool/kindergarten and mainstream programs provided by Clarke out of its location in Canton, Massachusetts. Qualifications necessary for this position include a Masters in Education of the Deaf or related field, an educational background and experience in early childhood education, training and ex pertise in auditory/oral education of children with hearing loss, and experience in parent counseling. The Director position requires Massachusetts Department of Education certification as a special education administrator or equivalent experience, as required by the state. Interested candidates should send a letter of inquiry, resume and names of three professional references to jfolts@clarkeschools.org. Visit our website at www.clarkeschools.org for more information.
17. Listen and Talk in Seattle, WA currently has two opportunities available:
a. Teacher of the Deaf (click here for more information)
b. Early Interventionist (click here for more information)
18. DePaul School for Hearing and Speech in Pittsburg, PA has an opportuntiy for a Marketing and Special Events Manager, (click here for more information)
19. Educational Liaison/Certified Teacher of the deaf: The Center for Hearing and Speech is looking for a new Educational Liaison/Certified Teacher of the deaf to join our Audiology Department. We are a diverse and dedicated staff committed to enriching the lives of hearing-impaired children. For more information please visit their career center at https://www.centerhearingandspeech.org/careers
20. Oralingua North Campus, Whittier, CA
a. Teacher of the Deaf: Provide instruction and related services based on an auditory-oral method of teaching students to listen and develop spoken language. Students, whose primary disability is hearing loss, range in age from infancy to 12 years old and use hearing aids and cochlear implants to access sound, (click here for more information).
Oralingua South Campus, San Marcos, CA
b. Paraprofessional/Teacher’s Assistant: Supports teacher who provides instruction and related services to children whose primary disability is hearing impairment using an auditory-oral method to develop listening, spoken language and speech. The paraprofessional will feed-in and reinforce listening and language skills, help students with class work, assist the teacher with developing age-appropriate behavior and social skills. He/she will provide a supporting role to the teacher in preparing material for lessons and hands-on activities as directed, (click here for more information).
c. Teacher of the Deaf (2 positions available): Education Specialist Instruction Credential in D/HH or enrollment in a regionally-accredited college or university program culminating in an Education Specialist Credential: Deaf & Hard of Hearing, (click here for more information).