3 specialized educational support professional jobs found in Glen Burnie, MD

Job Description Title Code: Clerk: Individualized Educational Plan (IEP) JOB SUMMARY Provides clerical assistance to the administrative and teaching staff on matters related to special education. Work will include maintaining files, taking prior written notice, mailing documents, tracking timelines, and the use of office machines including a computer. Position serves as the collection and organization point, and disseminator of all paperwork related to the Individualized Educational Plan (IEP) process. ESSENTIAL DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES Assists special education staff with IEP process documentation including parent notification and follow-up to meetings. Tracks timeline for referrals, evaluations, and annual reviews. Completes Medicaid billing forms and SSIS forms. Utilizes the special education software to prepare related documentation. Makes copies of IEP's for review and use by special education, regular education teachers and parents. Maintains...

Job Description Title Code: Speech Language Pathologist: Child Identification Evaluator JOB SUMMARY Performs screening and comprehensive speech and language evaluation of children suspected of having a disability as defined by IDEA. Work involves the administration of tests, assessing student performance form a variety of means, including observation, parent report, and other assessment tools. Counsels with parents, teachers, and administration regarding student performance. Conducts meetings, completes reports, collects relevant data and performs other duties as assigned. ESSENTIAL DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES Administers a battery of speech and language assessments utilizing all pertinent resources. Administers, analyzes and interprets results of tests. Develops Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP) and Individualized Education Plan (IEP) for students who require special education and/or related services. Assists in making placement recommendations in...

Job Description Title Code: Senior Specialist: Behavioral Birth to Five JOB SUMMARY Assists teachers, principals, directors and other school-based staff and Central Office personnel in the planning, implementation, and evaluation of special education services related to children birth to five and students, grades kindergarten through 12, with challenging behavior and emotional disability. Provides direct intervention services to families of children from birth to five with disabilities. Provides an assessment of the behavioral challenges and emotional disabilities children with special needs may experience. Develops strategies to assist families and birth to five staff. Manages assigned caseload of children according to their Individualized Education Plan (IEP) and/or Individualized Family Support Plans (IFSP). ESSENTIAL DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES Assists with developing, implementing and providing services related to instructional and behavioral strategies and material...