Employment Opportunities
Not sure of your career path? If you think occupational therapy might be your choice, come to work as our aide. On site job training provided to work with all age groups at the school under the supervision of occupational therapists. Must enjoy children, be energetic, flexible and well-organized. Start in August 2008.
Full time and part time occupational therapists
Join our dynamic department of occupational therapists to work with students at The Lab School. Strong mentorship provided, excellent resources and colleagues, SI and NDT based treatment approaches. Must be eligible for licensure as an occupational therapist or certified occupational therapy assistant in the District of Columbia with a degree in occupational therapy or from an accredited occupational therapy assistant program. Start in August 2008.
We have an immediate opening for a full-time Accounting Manager/Senior General Ledger Accountant with a progression opportunity available in the near future. This position is responsible for accurate and detailed general ledger and month-end closes, journal entries, variance analysis, bank reconciliations, the integrity of financial statements, financial statement reporting/analysis, payroll reconciliation/analysis, balance sheet reconciliation/analysis, managing A/P and A/R associates and other duties consistent with the position.
Proficiency in MS Excel, Word and Access preferred. Knowledge of Blackbaud HIGHLY desirable.
Qualified candidate must have a Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting and a minimum of 5 years of Financial Reporting, Managerial Accounting, Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable Experience.
We offer an excellent benefit package which includes: 403(b), paid holidays and vacation, medical, dental, vision, long-term disability, long-term care and life insurance, flexible spending accounts, credit union, free bank checking, DC Metro passes, Metro shuttle service and more.
For consideration, the qualified applicant should FAX resume’ and salary requirements to: C.R. Bush @ 202.333.2708.
Position: Classroom Teacher
The Lab School of Washington, a school for learning disabled students, places an emphasis on experiential learning as well as incorporates studio and performing arts into the daily curriculum. The classroom teacher is responsible for designing and implementing individualized educational programs for a class of eleven students in the areas of reading, math, and written language. Collaboration with the language therapist and occupational therapist supports developing effective programs for the students. The teacher also supervises classroom assistants. Masters Degree and Special Education Certification required.
Contact Name: Noel Kerns
Contact Phone: 202-944-2219
Contact Fax: 202-454-2270
Contact Email: Noel.Kerns@labschool.org
How to Apply: Please send cover letter and resume to Noel.Kerns@labschool.org or fax number (202) 454-2270
The Lab School of Washington, a nationally and internationally well-known, accredited school for bright students with learning disabilities in grades 1-12, places an emphasis on experiential learning as well as incorporates studio and performing arts into the daily curriculum across all grade levels. Masters Degree and Special Education Certification required. Send cover and resume to diana.meltzer@labschool.org.
The Lab School of Washington, a nationally and internationally well-known, accredited school for bright students with learning disabilities in grades 1-12, places an emphasis on experiential learning as well as incorporates studio and performing arts into the daily curriculum across all grade levels. Masters Degree and certification/license required required. Send cover and resume to diana.meltzer@labschool.org.
Tutor
The Lab School of Washington has a Tutoring Corps that tutors students
beyond the Lab School Community. Tutors are trained at the school in a
tuition-free 9 month program including daily classroom experience as
well as group seminars held twice weekly addressing
scientifically-based teaching strategies. Trainees are under the close
supervision and instruction by Director of Tutoring and LSW
professional staff. After this intensive training, new tutors are
expected to become active members of our paid Tutor Corps providing
excellent tutoring services at The Lab School, in student's homes,
schools and public libraries.
Receive additional information about the program at 202.944.3086
Send a resume to:
Tutor Training
The Lab School of Washington
4759 Reservoir Road, NW
Washington, DC 20007
or e-mail it to:
tutoring@labschool.org
The Lab School of Washington does not discriminate on the basis of race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, or national or ethnic origin in the administration of its hiring practices.