[Blindtlk] Full time AT position in Anchorage, AK
Bonnie Lucas
lucas.bonnie at gmail.com
Thu Jan 16 01:22:42 UTC 2014
AT Job Announcement I 14.pdf
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POSITION VACANCY
ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY INSTRUCTOR
Location: Anchorage, Alaska
Regular schedule averaging 30 – 40 hours per week; salary DOE
The Alaska Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired is looking for an Assistive Technology
Instructor to provide assessment and instruction to clients in the Center’s rehabilitation program
in the use of computers, computer access technology, electronic note takers, smart phones, and
other adaptive aids. Primary focus will be on developing and increasing client skills in the use of
adaptive technologies for efficient access of information and for employment. For each client,
the Instructor may conduct an assessment of skills, develop a service plan, maintain current
records of progress, coordinate services with those provided by other staff, and complete re-
ports to include level of skill development and recommendations for devices, equipment, further
training, and other services.
In addition, the Instructor will keep the Center on the cutting edge of assistive technology devic-
es and applications and provide training, presentations, and technical consultation to service
providers and others.
Benefits provided
Professional liability insurance. Annual leave accrual to two weeks the first year. Two personal
days per year plus sick leave. Twelve holidays, including the week between Christmas and New
Year’s. Option for pre-tax employee 403(b) retirement savings. For 40-hour per week staff:
health and dental coverage with Health Savings Account.
Required Education and Work Experience
Degree in vision rehabilitation, assistive technology or a related field. Proven proficiency with
assistive technology as well as client services for people with disabilities. A satisfactory report
from a criminal background check is required. Preferred: Successful work experience as a vision
rehabilitation instructor in assistive technology. Applicants with AT expertise are encouraged to
apply.
Working Conditions
Work is conducted primarily in Center’s facility in Anchorage and occasionally in the homes of clients as well as locations in the area to provide presentations
on Assistive Technology.
The work schedule is daily during the week and may infrequently include evenings.
Occasional travel may be required using a personal vehicle or an alternate pre-approved ar-rangement locally or commercial airline travel outside the
Anchorage-MatSu areas.
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Please send a cover letter and resume (email preferred) to:
Karen Coady, Program Manager
info at AlaskaBVI.org
3903 Taft Drive, Anchorage, AK 99517
The Alaska Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired is an Equal Opportunity Employer
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