Mobility specialist vs rehabilitation teacher

Differences between mobility specialist and rehabilitation teacher duties and responsibilities

Mobility specialist example responsibilities.

• Job responsibilities include achieving sales goals, negotiating with customers and keeping positive customer relationship.
• Organize and execute the orientation program.
• Develop and implement an individualize orientation and mobility instructional program for blind and visually impair.
• Provide personalized instruction to blind and visually impair clients, using orientation and mobility strategies to develop and improve travel skills
• Test and integrate iPhone and iPad apps for the office (VPN, MDM).
• Adhere to all local, state and federal requirements such as ACHC, HIPAA, OSHA, etc.
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Rehabilitation teacher example responsibilities.

• Provide PSR services to clients with mental illness in order to help them achieve the highest standard of living possible.
• Order and deliver adaptive equipment.
• Assist visually impair clients in learning to utilize adaptive techniques and technology in order to function independently.
• Coordinate instruction with other professionals within the facility for the proper coordination of the rehabilitation plan for the individual.
• Perform moderately complex rehabilitation planning/instructional work.
• Perform moderately complex rehabilitation planning/instructional work.