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Orientation & Mobility Specialist

The Maryland School for the Blind · marylandschoolfortheblind.org
NottinghamOn-siteEntry level
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Orientation and mobility specialist teaching blind and visually impaired students.

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Found
26 d ago · posted 2026-08-11
Location as listed
Nottingham, MD, US
Role
Allied Health (other)
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The company’s own careers site

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Description The Maryland School for the Blind has two openings for Orientation & Mobility Specialist, as soon as this school year! ***Now offering a $2500 retention bonus!*** New grads, seasoned COMS, and anyone in between are encouraged to apply! SUMMARY : With supervision, provides Orientation and Mobility services to children birth - 21 years of age and/or adult clients. RESPONSIBILITIES: Essential Functions: • Evaluates, develops educational programs based on Orientation and Mobility (O&M) curriculum, implements instruction, monitors and reports on student (IEP) O&M programs on and off campus throughout the State of Maryland. • Conducts in-service training programs on individual and group basis and disseminates O&M information to others. • Acts as an active department member, sharing responsibilities and workload. • Participates in necessary school and student meetings and completes related paperwork, adhering to established deadlines, using proper punctuation, spelling and grammar. • Transports students in personal vehicle to training sites. • Stands and walks frequently, for lengthy periods of time; pushes and pulls in excess of 100 pounds and lifts up to 50 pounds without assistance; physically handles and assists other persons in the performance of daily living activities. • Speaks clearly and effectively with students, parents and colleagues. • Evaluate and teach all forms of public transportation. CONDITIONS: Equipment Used: A variety of canes and adaptive mobility devices, a variety of low vision devices, iPad, smartphones & apps, recording systems, GPS devices, Braille writer, map making equipment, vehicle, keyboard/computer equipment. Performance Standard: Must assume 100% commitment to collaborative, interdisciplinary service delivery model. Must assume 100% commitment to work with parents. Must also assure compliance with all health, safety, and program standards. Work Environment: Multiple indoor and outdoor environments on and off campus with varying sound, lighting, and temperature conditions. Work Schedule: 35 day/evening hours per week with a 30-minute unpaid lunch break; flextime within the workday is frequently required. This position follows the standard ten-month school schedule (with the additional requirement to cover summer programming, if needed). Pay Rate: $50,143 - $101,182 (30 hour per week position) or $60,000 - $119,522 (35 hour per week position) and commensurate with education & experience, in keeping with the MSB Teachers & Related Service Providers Pay Scale. Relocation reimbursement available for qualified candidates, as well as a retention bonus of $2500 after one year of service. Requirements QUALIFICATIONS : • Requires a minimum of O&M Certification by a recognized University Program or Bachelor's Degree in O&M; is ACVREP certified or certifiable* in the field of Orientation & Mobility. (*ACVREP Certification must be obtained by the beginning of the 2nd year.) • Comprehensive knowledge of O&M techniques and teaching approaches and their application to the instruction of students with multiple disabilities and visual impairments/blindness. • General knowledge of anatomy and physiology of the eye including eye diseases and conditions. • Valid driver’s license and clean driving record required. Business insurance is required within first month of employment. After six months in this position, the employee is required to have: • General knowledge and application of departmental responsibilities, philosophies, and expectations. • General knowledge and application of MSB related paperwork. • Comprehensive knowledge of assigned students' O&M program needs. • Certification in TCI and First Aid/CPR (provided by MSB). • Ability to cope with problems in the focused area of responsibility, and to determine when to refer non-routine problems to supervisor.

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