Vancouver Public Schools: Operates public K-12 schools and educational programs.
Valid Washington special education teaching certificate for Deaf/Hard of Hearing, Bachelor’s required (Master’s preferred), ASL fluency, experience teaching Deaf/HH students, IEPs, behavior management, health care plan implementation, and use of instructional technology.
Point Quest Group: Provider of special education and therapeutic services for schools.
Valid state teaching credential with DHH endorsement, bachelor’s degree (master’s preferred), ability to travel between school sites, strong collaboration and communication skills.
Highline Public Schools: Provides public K-12 education to students in Washington.
Provide direct support to a student with deaf-blindness per the student's IEP; 7 hours/day; classified paraeducator role with hourly pay range and benefits eligibility.
Educational Service District 112: Provides support services and programs to K-12 school districts.
High school diploma/GED; pass EIPA or hold RID certification within one year; criminal history and fingerprint check required; experience in educational interpreting preferred.
Special Education Sensory Services - Itinerant Teacher Deaf & Hard of Hearing
Seattle, Washington, United States
$52-$101/hrOnsiteFull Time
Seattle Public Schools: Operates public K-12 schools and educational programs in Seattle.
3+ YOEBachelor's in Education (Hearing Impaired); experience with D/HH; WA Teacher Certificate (D/HH); ASL/SEE proficiency; 3 years required, 5 preferred.
SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER - DEAF / HARD OF HEARING (POOL FOR EXTERNAL APPLICANTS)
Puyallup, Washington, United States
OnsiteFull Time
Puyallup School District: Public school district providing K-12 education and student services.
Must hold or be able to obtain an OSPI teaching certificate with appropriate endorsement; provide minimum three professional references; application remains active for two years.
Federal Way Public Schools: Provides public K-12 education and student support services.
High school diploma or equivalent plus AA or equivalent credits or paraeducator assessment; CPR/first aid and PBIS/Right Response training; ASL fluency; ability to implement IEPs and assist D/HH students.
2026-2027 Substitute Interpreter for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Brier or Edmonds or Lynnwood or Mountlake Terrace or Woodway or Snohomish County
$46-$48/hrOnsiteTemporary, Part Time
Edmonds School District: Provides public K-12 education and student support services.
Completion of a recognized interpreter training program and EIPA minimum 4.0 plus passing written test OR NIC with RID certification and EIPA written passing; meeting continuing education and certification renewal requirements.
Adjunct Instructor, Special Education & Applied Behavior Analysis
Spokane, Washington, United States
$1k-$2k/yrOnsitePart Time, Contract
Gonzaga University: Private Jesuit university providing undergraduate and graduate degree programs.
Master's in Deaf Education or related field preferred (or bachelor's with extensive ASL experience); commitment to deaf/hard-of-hearing cultural contexts and college teaching; grading and Canvas proficiency.
2026-2027 Paraeducator II - 1:1 Deaf and Hard of Hearing Program - Pool Posting
Edmonds, Washington, United States
$32-$36/hrOnsiteFull Time
Edmonds School District: Provides public K-12 education and student support services.
Must be at least 18 with HS diploma; must meet one of following: associate degree or higher OR 72 quarter credits OR 48 semester credits at 100 level or higher OR apprenticeship; or PESB approved assessment (ETS ParaPro, Pearson Paraprofessional, Master Teacher); First Aid/CPR; de-escalation/physical restraint training; experience with students; AS...
Olympic College: Public community college providing degree and certificate programs in Washington.
2+ YOEHigh school diploma, 2+ years facilitating communication between deaf/deaf-blind/hard-of-hearing and hearing people; RID certification preferred; background check and Washington residency required; unable to sponsor visas.
2026-2027 SY Elementary and Secondary Special Education Teachers (Including Teachers of the Deaf) - Multiple Positions
Pasco, Washington, United States
OnsiteFull Time
Pasco School District 1: Operates public K-12 schools and educational programs in Washington.
Valid Washington teaching certificate with Special Education endorsement, bachelor’s degree, ability to design IEPs and behavior plans, co-teaching and MTSS experience preferred, willingness to supervise paraeducators.
Signer/Interpreter Substitute - American Sign Language (ASL) - District Wide
Pasco, Washington, United States
$24-$33/hrOnsiteTemporary
Pasco School District 1: Operates public K-12 schools and educational programs in Washington.
High school diploma required; proficient ASL skills; ability to work with deaf/hard-of-hearing students, follow instructional programs, maintain confidentiality, punctuality, and professional relationships.
Washington State Department of Ecology: Provides environmental regulation and conservation services for Washington state.
High school diploma or equivalent, fluent ASL and written English, Deaf culture knowledge, communication and problem-solving skills, flexibility, physical ability, background checks, and mandated reporter eligibility.
Point Quest Group: Provider of special education and therapeutic services for schools.
EIPA score (4.0 required; 3.5–3.9 may be considered), passing written performance test, fingerprinting prior to start, school-based experience preferred, ability to support Deaf/hard-of-hearing students.
Universal Language Service: Provides professional translation and interpretation services in over 200 languages.
High school diploma; experience coordinating or scheduling interpreting/professional services; knowledge of Deaf/DeafBlind/Hard of Hearing communities; strong communication, organization, critical thinking; proficiency with Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel and scheduling/database systems.
Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Washington State ODHH interpreter scheduling system
Cascadia College: Public community college offering associate and bachelor's degrees.
High school diploma/GED and experience interpreting for deaf or hard-of-hearing students (classroom interpreting experience required); ASL receptive/expressive skills, ability to complete reports, and adherence to professional codes. RID expressive certification preferred.