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Core responsibilities

The specialist provides individualized, developmentally appropriate instruction to pediatric patients undergoing cancer treatment, ensuring academic continuity by aligning lessons with home campus curricula, ieps, and teks. This involves bedside, classroom, and virtual teaching, collaborating with medical teams and school districts to manage academic placement and reintegration.

Requirements summary

Candidates must possess a master's degree in education or a related field and hold a texas standard teaching certification (Tstc) from the texas education agency. Preferred qualifications include special education teaching certification and three years of instructional experience interpreting neuropsychological evaluations, with three years of teaching experience in a hospital or specialized school setting being preferred.

postgraduate degreeprofessional certificatePatient CareCollaborationPatient EngagementLesson PlanningAssessment AdministrationCurriculum AdaptationIndividualized InstructionClinical Team Collaboration504 Plan ImplementationAcademic ContinuityIEP ManagementNeuropsychological Evaluation InterpretationSchool ReintegrationAcademic PlacementCredit AccrualPediatric Hematology/Oncology