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Licensed Health Professionals (Related Services)
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Occupational Therapy & Physical Therapy
School-based physical therapists (PT) in CCSD work with educational staff and parents to support students with disabilities, particularly those with movement disorders, to access the school environment and curricula. The main focus is on functional areas including: proper seating and positioning, independent mobility around the classroom and school site, participation in play and leisure activities, and preparation for adult life. School-based occupational therapists (OT) in CCSD assess fine motor, visual motor, sensory-motor, and self-care skills. Deficiencies in these areas are addressed through a variety of intervention strategies which may include direct therapy with the child, consultation with the teacher, modification of the environment, provision of adaptive equipment, and staff training.
- Pediatric experience preferred
Advantages to working in the OT/PT Services Department include:
- Flexible caseload with students ages 3- 21 years old
- Flexible scheduling
- CEU subscription provided
- Mentorship by an OT or PT for a minimum of one year
- OT/PT free in-service opportunities provided by peers
- Assessment, materials, and equipment provided
- Technology (laptop, IPad) provided
- Robust orientation and departmental support provided
- Specialized assignments available
- Additional work opportunities available for Extended School Year and Child Find programs Assessment assistance available
School Nursing
Services include identification and follow-up of health concerns, referrals for evaluation, health education, planning and caring for medically fragile students including the provision of specialized health care procedures and the development of individualized health plans, implementation of mandated health screening, and emergency response. The school nurse oversees school health policies and programs and serves as a liaison between school personnel, family, community, and healthcare providers to advocate for health care and a healthy school environment.
- BSN-RN Required for School Nurse Position
- ADN-RN or Vocational Degree Practical Nurse Required for Specialized Procedure Nurse
Advantages to working in the CCSD Health Services Department include:
- One year mentorship and New Nurse Orientation Program
- Utilization of an Electronic Health Record for Student Care
- Supervised by Chief Nurse and Nursing Administrative Team
- Subspecialty defined by Nevada Nurse Practice Act
- NSBN School Nurse Regulation and Advisory Opinion
- Nursing CEU provider
- Health assessment and screening equipment provided
- Additional work opportunities available for Extended School Year and Child Find programs
- Nationally Certified School Nurses are recognized for additional compensation
Audiology
Audiologists perform individual diagnostic audiological evaluations on students using a variety of test measures including behavioral assessments, play audiometry, immittance measurements and otoacoustic emissions.
Services include:
- Participating in Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) meetings, IEP meetings and Section 504 meetings
- Recommending ear level equipment based on educational needs
- Selecting and fitting appropriate Hearing Assistive Technology (HAT), both sound field and ear-level equipment
- Educating teachers, school staff, parents, related services staff and medical professionals on the educational impact of hearing loss
Advantages to working in the CCSD Audiology Services Department include:
- American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) Learning Pass
- Mentorship
- Department handbook provided
- Equipment budget
- State of the art sound booths
- Electronic database
Speech-Language Pathology
Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) provide diagnostic, direct and consultative services to students who exhibit difficulties in the areas of language, speech, hearing, voice and fluency. Services are designed to help students meet their education goals. SLPs work closely with parents, school personnel and community-based professionals to address the communication needs of students.
Advantages to working in the CCSD Speech-Language Therapy Services Department include:
- Diverse caseload
- American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) CE provider
- Salary stipend of 5% for CCC-SLPs
- Supervision by SLPs
- Mentorship and handbook
- Assessment and material budget
- Additional work opportunities available
Benefits
Competitive Compensation Package
- Competitive Salaries
- Excellent Retirement Benefits
- Diversified Workforce
For Specific information regarding benefits and salaries, please call Human Resources at 702-799-0052.
Professional Opportunities
The incredible growth of the Clark County School District – the fifth-largest school district in the nation – provides for a vast array of advancement opportunities throughout the system. Your hard work will be rewarded.
Tax Structure
Las Vegas features one of the lowest tax structures in the nation.
- No state income tax
- Low property taxes
- Affordable sales taxes
Related Services Division
Dr. Beth Howe Center
3626 Pecos-McLeod Interconnect
Las Vegas, Nevada 89121
702-799-7461
We are CCSD
It is a District-wide effort to ensure every child has what they need to succeed academically. The effort, coordination, and hours spent on something as small as a cinnamon roll show the District’s impact on this community and our children.
This kind of teamwork – this kind of effort – is not only our mission but our privilege. We are here to serve the students of Clark County. Because … We are CCSD.