Orientation and Mobility Specialist (O&M) - Robstown, Texas

Step into a pivotal part-time role where your expertise as an Orientation and Mobility Specialist (OMS) will fill a critical gap for students on the Southeast Texas Coast. This contract opportunity begins on August 3, 2026, and continues through May 28, 2027, providing services approximately 20 hours each week. You’ll work across one or more school sites, supporting students in their journey toward greater independence and confidence in daily navigation.

As a specialist in this field, you are not just providing instruction—you’re making a meaningful impact in a community eager for your guidance and support. Your responsibilities will include:

Key Responsibilities:

• Assessing student needs and developing individualized O&M plans.
• Instructing students across a range of ages on safe, effective travel techniques in classroom, school, and outdoor settings.
• Collaborating with special education teams and family members to ensure consistent reinforcement and progress.
• Documenting progress, preparing reports, and participating in IEP meetings as needed.
• Serving as a valued resource for staff in the implementation of mobility strategies.

Qualifications:

• Current and active Orientation and Mobility Specialist (OMS) certification.
• AVCREP certification or an equivalent credential.
• Previous experience in a school setting strongly preferred.
• Candidates must be able to complete Texas fingerprinting and credentialing processes promptly.
• Strong communication skills and commitment to student success.

This district is experiencing a pressing need for this expertise, and you’ll play a crucial role in shaping brighter outcomes for students with visual impairments. Full caseload and campus details will be finalized after an upcoming administrative meeting, ensuring you have all the information you need to succeed.

If you’re ready to bring your specialized skills to a community that truly values your contribution, submit your application today and help empower students to thrive independently.

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