What are the responsibilities and job description for the Hearing Teacher (Early Intervention) position at Emily Wachter Early Intervention Services?
Company Description Emily Wachter Early Intervention Services is a specialized provider of early intervention support for young children and their families. The organization focuses on promoting developmental progress and helping children build foundational skills during their earliest years. Services are centered on individualized care plans, close collaboration with families, and coordination with other professionals involved in the child’s development. Team members are encouraged to use evidence-based practices and compassionate approaches to support positive long-term outcomes for children.
Role Description The Hearing Teacher (Early Intervention) will provide direct educational and developmental support to infants and young children with hearing differences in an on-site setting in the NW corner of PA. This contract role includes designing and implementing individualized lesson plans, delivering one-on-one and small group instruction, and using specialized strategies to support language, communication, and listening skills. The Hearing Teacher will collaborate closely with families, caregivers, and related service providers to model effective techniques and ensure consistency across home and program environments. Daily responsibilities also involve documenting progress, participating in interdisciplinary meetings, and maintaining compliance with early intervention guidelines and organizational policies.
Qualifications
- Strong foundation in Education and Teaching, with experience supporting young children in early intervention or special education settings.
- Demonstrated skills in Lesson Planning and Training, including the ability to design and adapt individualized instructional activities.
- Effective Communication skills for collaborating with families, caregivers, and interdisciplinary teams, and for explaining strategies in clear, accessible language.
- Relevant certification or licensure as a teacher of the deaf/hard of hearing or closely related qualification, in accordance with state requirements.
- Knowledge of early childhood development, hearing technologies (e.g., hearing aids, cochlear implants), and evidence-based approaches to auditory and language development.
- Ability to work on-site and virtually, maintain accurate documentation, and uphold ethical and professional standards in a family-centered environment.