Substitute Instructional Assistant- Severely Disabled presso Santa Ana Unified School District

Applications must include a valid high school diploma or equivalent. Applications submitted without proof of a valid diploma/equivalency will not be considered. If you wish to receive credit for a foreign degree, you must submit an evaluation from an approved education evaluation service. Any associated cost is the candidate’s responsibility. A list of approved services is available at www.sausd.us under the Human Resources link. The District provides this list only as information and does not endorse any company listed.

-Resume -High School Diploma or valid equivalency (from an accredited U.S. institution/agency) -Valid American Red Cross Standard First Aid Certificate/CPR -48 General Education College Units (attach transcripts) OR proof of passing the District Exam Please note: Emailed or faxed documents will not be accepted.

$21.893

Knowledge of: Basic concepts of child growth and development Oral and written communication skills Correct English usage, grammar, and punctuation Principles of child guidance Behaviors and special problems of severely disabled students Ability to: Physically demonstrate instruction in sensory motor activities Understand and follow oral and written directions Work cooperatively and communicate effectively with others Lift and assist immobilized students Maintain records and prepare reports Administer first aid properly Operate school machines and equipment Perform routine clerical duties Perform the essential functions of the job Working Conditions: Classroom or special learning environment Physical Abilities: Lifting, carrying, and physically assisting students (up to 60 lbs without assistance) Pushing students in wheelchairs Seeing to monitor student work and read materials Hearing and speaking to exchange information Using hands/fingers to operate instructional and medical equipment Bending, kneeling, or crouching to assist students Sitting or standing for extended periods Hazards: Contact with blood and other body fluids Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the job.