Well, we really did have a total eclipse yesterday; didn't we? Hoping that everyone obeyed the rules for "keeping your vision". I lost vision in my right eye about 5 years ago from not doing so! It's a real thing!
It's been a while since I've scripted a post (which is not so unusual for me), but I had a bit going on. My father passed away, and I spent a good bit of time with my family in Cincinnati; he was 88 and ready to go, but those of us left behind are never ready; are we?
Now it's time to buckle down and find jobs for people and people for jobs!
As promised in my last post, this one will feature positions in larger cities rather than the small town locations. Below are some of our more urgent spots. Many schools have already begun classes and the gaps in Special Ed staff are becoming more important than ever to get covered. Here ya go:
Atlanta, GA If you can name a discipline in Special Ed, we probably have an open position for such; SLP, OT, PT, TVI, DHH, SLI..and any other acronym you can think of!
Chicago, IL I must be honest and tell you that most of our openings in this area won't be right in Chicago proper, but the suburbs are rife with Special Ed needs. See acronyms above, and add Special Ed Teachers and School Psychologists to the mix!
California....what can I say? Name an area, and there's a very good chance that we need Speech Pathologists, Occupational Therapists and/or School Psychologists. How 'bout leaving the snow and cold behind for the upcoming school year!?
Phoenix, AZ - It seems that we are getting daily requests for AZ folk. The process to get credentialed is a bit cumbersome, but we'll get you the info to get you started and on your way. Most of these caseloads are working with the elementary set, so if you like the little ones, it's a good location.
As always, if you are a new grad, we'll do our best to place you and will always make sure you have a supervisor in place to guide you through your CFY.
Call me at (770) 325-0234 or drop me an email at millie.simpson@soliant.com if you would like more information. Thanks for dropping in to read my ramblings!
