Toms River Regional School District

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The instructor is responsible for delivering comprehensive course instruction and developing lesson plans to ensure student academic success. They must also provide guidance, track student progress, and maintain compliance with federal and state educational regulations.

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Implement individualized behavioral plans for children on the autism spectrum in a home-based setting. Collect and report data to monitor progress while collaborating with Board Certified Behavior Analysts and families.

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Provide diagnostic and therapeutic services for communication and oral motor disorders to individuals with neurological impairments. Collaborate with a trans-disciplinary team and supervise speech therapy students to enhance patient learning and rehabilitation.

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Provide 1:1 Applied Behavior Analysis therapy to children and young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder in various settings. Implement treatment plans, collect behavior data, and collaborate with managers to improve client progress.

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Create a welcoming and engaging classroom space for young children to learn and grow. Implement the proprietary L.E.A.P. Curriculum® and communicate regularly with parents about their children's progress.

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Conduct private and small group swim lessons at clients' homes and community pools. Create and adapt custom lesson plans to monitor student progress and ensure safety at all times.

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Operate an independent coaching business by accepting client offers and conducting private lacrosse lessons. Manage all session details including scheduling, location, and instructional methods while providing post-session briefings.

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Conduct private and small group swim lessons at clients' homes and community pools. Create and adapt custom lesson plans to meet the specific needs and skill levels of each student.

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The SNAP Instructor is responsible for providing individualized swim instruction exclusively to children enrolled in the adaptive programming program, focusing on water safety, skill development, and confidence-building in a supportive environment. Duties include adapting lessons to individual needs, ensuring safety protocols are followed, and communicating progress with parents and caregivers.

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The primary responsibility is to provide world-class swimming lessons to children aged four months and up in a year-round, indoor, 90-degree pool environment. Team members are key in helping children gain life-saving skills and ensuring parents have peace of mind.

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Instructors teach swim lessons in a 90-degree indoor pool to small groups of children aged 4 months to 12 years, focusing on water safety and swim skills using a proven curriculum. Key duties include maintaining a safe environment, recording student progress, and engaging with parents regarding their child's development.

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As a Physical Therapy Resident, you will work with a diverse range of orthopedic patients and create individualized plans of care. You will also complete the residency program requirements, including patient care hours and educational events.