Special Education Early Intervention Teacher

Posted 6 days ago

white glove community careGlen Cove (NY)

Special Education Teachers, All Other Elementary and Secondary Schools

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$72.00 Per Hour

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About the role

Searching for SI and ABA providers for home-based 1:1 SI and ABA services for Early Intervention children diagnosed with autism and other behavior disorders. Are you looking for a flexible position for extra income? This job is for you. We are looking for dedicated and compassionate professional Early Intervention SI/ABA Providers to join our growing team in Glen Cove, NY. EARLY INTERVENTION SI and ABA Position: Cases available in all of Nassau County.

ABA Job Requirements Must Have: Teaching Certification for students with disabilities birth-2

Compensation and Benefits for Special Education ABA Teachers. $72.00 Per Hour Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance for Special Ed teachers Monthly Debit card Paid Time Off WEEKLY PAY! High-rate referral bonuses! Employee perks (movie attractions, hotel, theme parks and more.) White Glove makes sure our Specials Ed Teachers work in a happy and fulfilling environment, grow as seasoned Educators, and embrace their passion challenging Babies to reach their greatest potential. EARLY INTERVENTION SPECIAL EDUCATORS, COME JOIN OUR GROWING TEAM! Unique full and part time opportunities for Special Educators to build your own clinically diverse position. Always feel free to reach out to us for more info. Dolly @ 718-384-2418 x 4013. #WGEIEARLY

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