Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist North Kansas City

As an Orientation and Mobility Specialist, you will own travel instruction for K-12 students across a Kansas City district, helping them navigate schools and communities safely. You will serve elementary through high school learners in a full-time onsite contract from August through May, with flexibility for the right candidate. You will partner with educators, families, and district staff to craft individualized plans that build independence and confidence. This role stands out for its ACVREP certification requirement and the chance to shape students' daily lives through practical mobility skills.

The Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist will own student orientation and mobility programs across elementary middle and high schools in Kansas City Missouri. This full-time contract position runs from August 24th to May 28th offering the chance to make a meaningful impact while traveling across a dynamic district. We seek a dedicated professional to lead diverse learners toward independence.

You will own mobility instruction for students who are blind or visually impaired across elementary, middle, and high schools in Independence, MO. This full-time contract role runs August 24 to May 28, with a Monday-Friday schedule. You will join a district team that provides extensive support and orientation. The role ends with students confidently navigating their environments using cane techniques, Braille, and guide dog handling.

You will own orientation and mobility instruction for students from elementary to high school across multiple campuses in Independence, MO, helping them build independence and daily living skills. Working under a full-time onsite contract for the academic year (August 24th - May 28th), you will guide students who are partially sighted or completely blind in safe travel, public navigation, and mobility aids like canes or guide dogs. You will collaborate with a district known for comprehensive orientation and ongoing professional support. This role stands out through its focus on real-world skills, including Braille reading, money management, and daily errands, making a direct impact on student independence.

Lead orientation and mobility programs for K-12 students in a dynamic school-based setting. Own comprehensive services from initial assessments through ongoing support. Full-time contract position August twenty-four through May twenty-eight serving elementary middle and high school learners. Flexible scheduling available.

Design and deliver orientation and mobility instruction for elementary middle and high school students. Own assessment design and implementation while collaborating with educators and families. Provide hands-on training in cane travel guide dog readiness Braille and independent living skills. Foster student confidence and safety through personalized instruction across diverse settings.