DHH Teacher | Washougal, Washington

A full-time opportunity awaits as an itinerant Teacher of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH), supporting students across multiple schools throughout the district. Step into this rewarding position and make a difference as you help a diverse student population gain access to high-quality education during a 10-12 week maternity leave, starting August 25th. This contract position offers a flexible schedule that fits the dynamic nature of an itinerant role, allowing you to work across different educational settings near Washougal, WA.

Qualifications and Desired Experience:

• Valid OSPI Certification with a DHH endorsement
• Proven experience working with students using cochlear implants, hearing aids, and both FM and ASL communication methods
• Strong knowledge of strategies to support students with varying levels of hearing loss
• Ability to travel between sites and adapt to changing classroom environments
• Excellent communication skills with students, staff, and families
• Previous experience in an itinerant teaching capacity preferred

Primary Responsibilities:

• Deliver direct instruction and support to DHH students in varied educational settings
• Collaborate with general and special education teachers to ensure access to curriculum and facilitate accommodations
• Consult with school teams to develop and implement individualized education plans (IEPs)
• Provide training and resources to teachers and staff on DHH best practices and assistive technology
• Advocate for accessible learning environments and foster student independence
• Maintain detailed records of student progress and service delivery

Embrace a flexible, fulfilling role where each week brings the opportunity to impact new students and educational teams. If you’re passionate about empowering DHH learners and thrive in a collaborative, mobile setting, your expertise is needed for this key assignment. Don’t miss out—submit your application today and help create accessible and inclusive learning experiences for every student.