AT Specialist | Beaverton, Oregon
Soliant Health, Beaverton, OR, United States
Step into a pivotal role supporting students' learning and communication through assistive technology solutions. As an Assistive Technology Specialist, you'll partner with educational professionals in a contract position focused on evaluating and addressing diverse assistive tech needs. Working closely with specialized programs like the LEEP Program, you'll help ensure every student has access to the tools they need to thrive.
Key Qualifications and Experience:
Solid background in assistive technology, with hands-on experience assessing needs and implementing solutions for students.
Familiarity with current hardware and software used in educational assistive technology, including speech-to-text, alternative access devices, and communication tools.
Excellent interpersonal skills for collaborating with educators, students, and families.
Ability to gather detailed information about student needs, document findings, and recommend effective, individualized strategies.
Experience working within multidisciplinary teams is valued.
Responsibilities:
Conduct thorough assessments to identify assistive technology needs for students in a variety of learning environments.
Collaborate with programs such as the LEEP Program and stay connected with specialists including Logan Rausch and Syd Logan to support student success.
Develop and deliver training for staff and families on implementing assistive technology.
Provide ongoing support, troubleshooting, and updates on technology and best practices.
Document evaluations, interventions, and progress to track student outcomes and compliance.
This is a great opportunity to utilize your expertise while making a tangible difference in students' daily lives. Your contributions will help empower students to access curriculum, engage with their peers, and build important life skills.
If you have a passion for integrating technology into education and a collaborative spirit, apply now to play a vital role in enhancing learning opportunities through assistive technology!
Key Qualifications and Experience:
Solid background in assistive technology, with hands-on experience assessing needs and implementing solutions for students.
Familiarity with current hardware and software used in educational assistive technology, including speech-to-text, alternative access devices, and communication tools.
Excellent interpersonal skills for collaborating with educators, students, and families.
Ability to gather detailed information about student needs, document findings, and recommend effective, individualized strategies.
Experience working within multidisciplinary teams is valued.
Responsibilities:
Conduct thorough assessments to identify assistive technology needs for students in a variety of learning environments.
Collaborate with programs such as the LEEP Program and stay connected with specialists including Logan Rausch and Syd Logan to support student success.
Develop and deliver training for staff and families on implementing assistive technology.
Provide ongoing support, troubleshooting, and updates on technology and best practices.
Document evaluations, interventions, and progress to track student outcomes and compliance.
This is a great opportunity to utilize your expertise while making a tangible difference in students' daily lives. Your contributions will help empower students to access curriculum, engage with their peers, and build important life skills.
If you have a passion for integrating technology into education and a collaborative spirit, apply now to play a vital role in enhancing learning opportunities through assistive technology!