Advance Deaf Education Through Innovative Virtual Instruction

We are recruiting a skilled DHH Teacher to join our comprehensive remote education team, providing critical specialized instruction to deaf and hard of hearing students across Kentucky's virtual school systems. This opportunity offers professional growth while delivering impactful educational services from the comfort of your home. Role Summary

This full-time remote position involves 35-37.5 hours per week serving a caseload of 40-50 students in grades K-12. You'll utilize innovative virtual platforms to deliver evidence-based DHH instruction, ensuring students receive consistent, high-quality specialized education services within their educational programs. Key Responsibilities

Conduct virtual assessments of communication abilities and academic progress

Create individualized instructional plans based on hearing loss and communication needs

Implement specialized teaching techniques through interactive digital platforms

Provide direct instruction in core academic subjects with DHH adaptations

Track student progress through data collection and visual documentation

Collaborate with educational teams to support inclusive learning environments

Attend virtual IEP meetings and provide professional recommendations

Offer consultation services to general education teachers and support staff

Maintain accurate documentation and comply with special education regulations

Qualification Requirements

Master's degree in Deaf and Hard of Hearing Education from accredited institution

Current Kentucky DHH teacher licensure

Minimum 2 years of school-based DHH teaching experience

Competency in sign language communication and/or oral methods

Experience with assistive technology and hearing devices

Strong knowledge of deaf culture and hearing impairment characteristics

Excellent communication skills for remote collaboration with diverse stakeholders

Service Delivery Model

Our virtual platform serves students with diverse hearing abilities and communication preferences, including those with mild to profound hearing loss. You'll work with students who use various assistive technologies, communication methods, and learning approaches, adapting traditional DHH education practices for effective virtual delivery. If interested, apply here or contact: Daniela Jimenez 470-516-6256