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Orientation and Mobility Specialist Jobs

Children with visual impairments need extra support in order to traverse not only the schools that they attend, but the futures that they aspire to achieve.

Orientation and mobility specialists provide that support, playing an integral role in helping students enhance their sensory, concept development, motor and awareness skills.

At ProCare, we play an integral role in helping orientation and mobility specialists achieve their career goals. We do so by connecting them with great jobs, providing ongoing career support and offering outstanding pay and great benefits.

Start your orientation and mobility specialist job with ProCare. Apply now!

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Orientation and Mobility Specialist

Pearland, Texas
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OMS -Orientation Mobility Specialist - Atlanta, GA

Atlanta, Georgia
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TVI/OMS - Full or Part Time - Algonquin, IL

Algonquin, Illinois
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OT Teacher Opening in California

Santa Clarita, California
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Orientation & Mobility Specialist - Seattle, WA

Seattle, Washington
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Orientation & Mobility Specialist Job

Yuba City, California
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OMS Job in TX

Texas City, Texas
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