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Location

Columbus, Ohio

Salary

$40,000 - $49,000 / YEAR

Quick overview

The role involves facilitating small-group instruction and implementing individualized supports for high school students with autism and developmental disabilities. The specialist will collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to focus on functional academics, communication, and vocational readiness.

Requirements summary

Candidates must be licensed intervention specialists who are compassionate, adaptable, and team-oriented. Strong communication skills and the ability to apply trauma-assumed and assent-based approaches are required.

professional certificateCommunicationAdaptabilityCollaborationPatienceIndividualized SupportSmall-group InstructionAssent-based ApproachTrauma-assumed Approach

Job description

Bridgeway Academy & Therapy Center is a non-profit charter school and therapy center in Columbus, Ohio, serving individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities. Grounded in a trauma-assumed, assent-based approach, Bridgeway prioritizes dignity, safety, and individualized support—meeting each learner where they are and honoring their voice. Our integrated educational and therapeutic model focuses on functional academics, communication, regulation, and independence. Middle and High School programs emphasize life skills, vocational readiness, and community-based instruction to prepare students for meaningful participation and success beyond Bridgeway.

  • We are currently seeking a high school intervention specialist to join our team.
  • This will be a 10 month contract with summers off.
  • We are seeking compassionate, adaptable, and team-oriented individuals.
  • Ideal candidates demonstrate strong communication skills, patience, and the ability to collaborate effectively with RBTs, BCBAs, paraprofessionals, and certified teachers.
  • We value individuals who can facilitate small-group instruction, implement individualized supports, and respond thoughtfully to student needs using a trauma-assumed, assent-based approach.