SPRING BRANCH ISD K–12 Teaching Jobs

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Provide in-home and community-based ABA therapy to children and adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Track client progress and teach essential communication, social, and everyday life skills.

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Deliver high-quality nursing education through classroom, online, and clinical instruction while mentoring students and participating in scholarship activities. Responsibilities include evaluating student performance, implementing curriculum, and ensuring students are practice-ready for professional licensure.

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The role involves providing goal-directed interventions and coaching to children, youth, and parents to stabilize them during transitions. Responsibilities include developing rapport with clients and maintaining timely progress notes.

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The Clinical Instructor is responsible for teaching radiologic technology students, supervising their clinical rotations, and maintaining affiliations with medical facilities. They must manage student competencies, deliver online instruction, and ensure adherence to state and federal regulations.

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Provide expertise to support the anesthesia technology curriculum through teaching, student engagement, and academic advising. Responsibilities include developing syllabi, evaluating student progress, and maintaining instructional laboratories.

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The SLP will manage a student caseload by conducting evaluations and developing Individualized Education Programs (IEPs). They are responsible for providing direct therapy services and collaborating with the special education team to ensure student success.

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Instructors lead 50-minute choreographed Pilates classes, ensuring client safety through form corrections and modifications. They are responsible for fostering a welcoming community and maintaining high energy during workouts.

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Deliver medical assistant curriculum through various teaching modalities and provide academic advising to students. Participate in professional development and institutional service to maintain program accreditation and quality.

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The Lead Teacher is responsible for developing interactive learning experiences and managing classroom operations. They promote the holistic growth of preschool children and build strong relationships with families.

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Oversee the development of female gymnasts from Level 2 to 10, focusing on beam and floor routine construction and choreography. Manage administrative tasks including USAG meet registrations and coordinate training plans for various skill levels.

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Provide comprehensive academic advising and support to students to ensure timely degree completion and retention. Coordinate advising processes across divisions and regional campuses while developing necessary resources and materials.

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The teacher will facilitate a challenging middle school history program and collaborate with the curriculum development team. Additionally, they will serve as an advisor to support students' social-emotional development and maintain communication with families.