Orientation & mobility specialist vs rehabilitation teacher

Differences between orientation & mobility specialist and rehabilitation teacher duties and responsibilities

Orientation & mobility specialist example responsibilities.

• Manage all upgrades/updates to mobile devices using Airwatch software.
• Work directly with e-training manager to create training procedures in PowerPoint and convert them into interactive e-training courses in articulate storyline.
• Create a school-wide referrals for behavior using the PBIS method.
• Plan and initiate PBIS meetings utilizing SWIS to record and evaluate student data.
• Support direct instruction to ELA students at the strategic level of intervention.
• Implement specific ABA programs and collect data through education programs within a nurturing consistent environment.

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.