Travel Special Education Teacher - Medford, Oregon

Job Description

Job Description

Step into a rewarding travel opportunity as a specialist supporting students on the autism spectrum in the beautiful southern Oregon region near Medford. If you are driven to make a difference while experiencing the adventure of living and working in new surroundings, this position is an excellent fit. Travel professionals enjoy unique perks like non-taxable stipends, dedicated travel support, comprehensive healthcare coverage, a 401(k) for long-term security, and competitive compensation.

The Medford area, stretching from Ashland up to Eagle Point and Grants Pass, is celebrated for its incredible outdoor recreation, arts scene, and proximity to world-class wineries and the Rogue River. As you serve communities within a 35-mile radius of Medford, you’ll enjoy exploring local parks, hiking trails, and charming downtowns—all while advancing your career in a supportive and diverse educational environment.

Working as an Autism Specialist or Behavior Specialist here gives you the chance to join a leading team and collaborate with distinguished professionals. Immerse yourself in school settings that offer opportunities to expand your clinical toolkit, learn diverse instructional strategies, and engage with innovative leadership. Every day on assignment grows your expertise, expands your professional network, and builds your resume with measurable impact.

Qualifications:

• Valid Oregon TSPC licensure; BCBA, Master’s-level SPED, SLP, or School Psych credentials considered
• Minimum 3 years’ direct experience with students on the autism spectrum (K-12), spanning a range of abilities and settings
• Expertise in autism evaluations and assessments
• Robust background working with both high-functioning and severely impacted students
• Familiarity with public education and SPED processes for BCBAs

Key Responsibilities:

• Provide direct support and consultation for autistic students across multiple school sites
• Conduct comprehensive autism assessments and collaborate on IEP development
• Deliver staff training, support behavior intervention planning, and coordinate with multidisciplinary teams
• Foster inclusive learning and advocate best practices in autism education

Benefits:

• Travel stipends and assistance for seamless relocation
• Premium compensation
• Healthcare coverage
• 401(k) program
• Secure, full-time schedule
• Opportunities for professional development and personal adventure

Ready to combine professional purpose with memorable experiences in southern Oregon? Apply now to launch this transformative journey and advance your impact as a specialist in autism education!

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