Monterey Peninsula Unified

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Coach individuals with developmental disabilities on independent living skills such as budgeting, cooking, and hygiene. Provide consistent progress documentation through case notes and collaborate with program managers and coordinators.

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Provide person-centered diabetes education to inpatient patients and participate in multi-disciplinary rounds. Translate complex medical science into layman's terms through one-to-one or group counseling sessions.

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Conduct private and small group swim lessons at clients' homes and community pools. Create and adapt personalized lesson plans to monitor and improve student progress while ensuring safety.

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The Speech Language Pathologist is responsible for designing and executing rehabilitation plans to improve patients' communication and swallowing abilities. They provide essential therapy, train caregivers to promote independence, and collaborate with peers to ensure comprehensive patient care.

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Teach up to five sections of Spanish for grades 9-12, including AP levels, while providing timely feedback and assessments. Serve as a student advisor and actively participate in co-curricular activities and school clubs.

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The Job Coach provides individualized support to clients with developmental disabilities to overcome barriers to community employment. Responsibilities include job-site training, acting as a liaison between employers and clients, and maintaining accurate case documentation.

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The instructor provides direct, hands-on coaching to young adults with neurodiverse needs to develop essential daily living skills. Responsibilities include teaching hygiene, food management, and community safety while documenting student progress and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team.

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Foster community and team bonds for student athletes through outdoor activities and residential supervision. Lead events such as beach walks, hikes, and game nights while managing evening residential rotations.

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Provide medical assessment, triage, and acute care for Upper Division students while managing health records and medication. Collaborate with parents, physicians, and school administration to coordinate care plans and promote student wellness.

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The Social Coach will provide one-on-one mentorship to neurodiverse students to help them build social confidence, navigate community environments, and develop independent living skills. Responsibilities include facilitating group activities, documenting student progress, and collaborating with the program team to support student growth.