Travel Teacher for the Visually Impaired | Chattanooga, Tennessee

Step into a rewarding travel assignment supporting students as a teacher for the visually impaired in the vibrant Chattanooga, TN area! A travel position in this dynamic region offers more than professional enrichment-you'll receive non-taxable stipends, dedicated travel assistance, and attractive benefits such as healthcare coverage, 401(k) options, and job stability. Experience the unique blend of southern hospitality and scenic riverfront beauty while advancing your career.

Nestled near the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, Chattanooga is rich with outdoor adventures-from hiking and biking trails to river cruises and historic sites. During your downtime, enjoy exploring local attractions, experiencing a thriving arts scene, and sampling renowned southern cuisine.

This assignment offers you an invaluable chance to engage with a diverse team across multiple educational environments, working with K-12 students in both general education and specialized settings. You'll enhance your expertise, expand your professional network, and bolster your resume while developing a deeper understanding of adaptive technology and innovative leadership within education.

Key Qualifications:

  • Valid DOE Certification for teaching visually impaired students
  • Proficiency with Braille and incorporating assistive technology (Federal Quota program knowledge a plus)
  • Experience with K-12 caseloads; comfortable working across grade levels
  • Ability to manage itinerant schedules across multiple campuses
  • Familiarity with TN Pulse platform for IEP documentation
  • Completion of fingerprinting/background check required

Responsibilities:

  • Deliver specialized instruction and support to K-12+ students with visual impairments
  • Collaborate with general education and special education staff across assigned schools
  • Guide the selection and use of assistive technology for student learning
  • Participate actively in IEP meetings and support compliance with individualized education plans
  • Provide expertise and training on accessibility resources for staff and families

Valuable Perks:

  • Non-taxable stipends and assistance with travel and housing logistics
  • Access to premium healthcare coverage and 401(k) for peace of mind
  • Job security with full school-year contracts and flexible scheduling potential (part-time considered)
  • Professional growth in a collaborative, innovative educational setting

Start your adventure in Chattanooga, shaping brighter futures. Submit your application today to bring your expertise to a community that values your commitment!

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