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Dyslexia Interventionist

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

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Location
AUSTIN, TX
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Job overview

The Dyslexia Interventionist provides dyslexia services to students receiving special education and/or Section 504 support. The role monitors direct and indirect services, administers relevant assessments, and collaborates with evaluation personnel, teachers, and parents. It also supports student planning and progress documentation, trains parents and caregivers, attends ARD and/or 504 meetings, and provides professional development about dyslexia and related disorders.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

Dyslexia Services, nice to haveDyslexia Assessment, nice to haveParent Training, nice to haveProfessional Development, nice to have

Full job description

Provision of dyslexia services to students served in special education and/or Section 504. Monitor both direct and indirect services and supports provided to students identified with dyslexia. Maintain current enrollment in Amplio and provide regular reports of students identified with dyslexia. Administer relevant dyslexia assessments and consult with evaluation personnel, teachers, and parents to provide data for full and individual evaluations.Ensure timely completion of service logs and progress reports for students identified with dyslexia. Complete PLAAFPs, goals/objectives and accommodations for students identified with dyslexia. Schedule and provide parent and caregiver training on dyslexia. Attend all ARD and/or 504 meetings for students identified with dyslexia.Provide ongoing professional development about dyslexia and related disorders.

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