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Indiana Resource Center For Families With Special Needs Inc

Special Education Liaison

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An Interpreter or Translator uses language and communication skills to convert words and concepts from one spoken language to another, or from spoken language to sign language. Works with written information and texts to create translations that are accurate and capture the style and nuance of the original text.

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Special Education Liaison Indiana Resource Center For Families With Special Needs Inc - 4.7 Indianapolis, IN Job Details Part-time $18.50 - $22.50 an hour 19 hours ago Qualifications Experience working with individuals with disabilities High school diploma or GED Working with families Video conferences (communication methods) Working with children with disabilities Disability services experience Experience working with families with children Working with youth
Full Job Description Job Summary:
Responsible for supporting regional families in special education processes through consumer engagement, instructional leadership, community engagement, administrative duties, reporting and recording.
Job Location:
Columbus, IN or Surrounding Area Key Areas of Accountability Consumer Engagement Provides individualized assistance or training to parents and professionals as needed Conducts outreach activities Provides follow-up assistance and dissemination of materials to individuals served Knows, understands and provides information and refers families to other regional or state level organizations that could be helpful for assistance Maintains ongoing contact and mentors volunteers as needed with their individual growth plans Instructional Leadership Conducts the marketing, planning, implementation and evaluation of community training workshops with emphasis on relationship building and reaching underserved populations Schedules and facilitates volunteer training tailored to meet the specific needs of each volunteer Community Engagement Participates in local special education and/or disability related activities or boards and committees Represents the organization at community activities, including regional and statewide fairs/conferences 4. Reporting and Recording Produces high quality records of activities and demographic information Collects and compiles on-site and follow-up evaluation data Reports and records information in a timely manner and as needed Characteristics, Skills and Abilities Cultural Awareness & Responsiveness Recognizes, understands, and appropriately responds to the diverse cultural backgrounds and experiences of individuals and groups Teamwork Works effectively with teams, work groups, or those outside formal lines of authority in order to accomplish assignments or goals; takes action that respects the needs and contributions of others Planning and Organization Establishes a course of action for himself or herself in order to accomplish assignments or goals Judgment Develops alternative courses of action and make decisions that are based on logical assumptions and that reflect factual information Effective Communication Expresses ideas and conveys information clearly and effectively in one on one or group situations Problem Solving Secures relevant information, compares and contrasts data from a number of different sources, identifies key issues and their relationships as well as their impact on situations or problems. In addition, determines alternative courses of action that will have a positive effect
Minimum Job Qualifications Education and Licensure:
High school diploma or equivalent required.
Work Experience:
Experience working directly with youth, individuals, and/or families with disabilities in a professional capacity is required. Knowledge of special education rules and regulations, early intervention, transition to adulthood is preferred. Experience in adult learning practices preferred.
Working Conditions:
Must be able to perform daily work in a variety of settings. Virtual and in-person engagement is required. Must have the ability to sit and stand in the same position for prolonged periods of time. Must have the ability to manage moderately stressful situations. Evening and weekend work is required occasionally as is travel within the state of Indiana.
Equipment Operated:
Phone, computer and other office equipment. Presentation and virtual meeting software.
Training Requirements During Employment:
May receive additional training. Must attend staff development meetings and annual in-service training. 24 hours per week