On-site · Thunder Bay
Performs functional low vision and assistive technology assessments to help individuals maximize residual vision and independence. Provides education on vision health, trains clients on optical aids, and delivers community workshops.
On-site · Sudbury
Provides instruction in compensatory independent living skills and assistive technology to individuals with vision loss. Responsibilities include assessing needs, developing independent living plans, and liaising with community rehabilitation teams.
On-site · Abbotsford
The Specialist provides assessments, training, and support to individuals with vision loss to meet their orientation and mobility goals. Key duties include teaching cane techniques, spatial awareness, and providing guidance on guide dogs and universal design.
On-site · Owen Sound
The role involves instructing individuals with vision loss on orientation and mobility travel skills and techniques. Responsibilities include conducting assessments, developing service plans, and teaching cane techniques and spatial awareness.
On-site · Calgary
The role involves developing specialized curricula and providing direct instruction in braille and adaptive technology for students with visual impairments. The teacher also conducts functional vision assessments and collaborates with school staff and families to implement tailored educational plans.
On-site · Shelburne
The Lead Education Support Specialist delivers quality Orientation and Mobility programs for learners who are blind or visually impaired across the Atlantic Provinces. This role involves coaching the O&M team, developing policies, and collaborating with educational teams and families to optimize learner potential.
On-site · Shelburne
The specialist delivers quality Orientation and Mobility (O&M) programs for learners who are blind or have low vision across the Atlantic Provinces. This includes developing individualized programs, collaborating with educational teams and families, and maintaining detailed learner records.
On-site · Shelburne
The Orientation and Mobility Instructor assesses and teaches safe travel skills, including indoor techniques and cane skills, to individuals who are DeafBlind. The role involves evaluating student progress, participating in team meetings, and providing communication support for consumers.
