Virtual Teacher Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Listed on 2026-08-26
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Education / Teaching
Special Education Teacher
Location: South Fulton
Virtual Teacher of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) – [Georgia]
Get Paid for the Work You Actually Do. Deliver Meaningful Outcomes. Stay Supported.
Position Details
Location: Remote
Schedule: School-day hours (aligned with student schedules)
Employment Type: 1099 (Independent Contractor) and W2 options available
Availability: 2-2.5hrs a week
This is a remote, school-based Teacher of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) role supporting students across K–12 school settings. You’ll work in coordination with school teams and families, supported by clear workflows, structured onboarding, and dedicated internal support.
About Hello Hero
Hello Hero delivers related and behavioral health services to students nationwide. Since 2017, we’ve supported over 15,000 students through school districts in 28 states. We focus on fair compensation and exceptional support through our Service Managers. 75% of our clinicians have been with us for over 3 years, reflecting the consistency and support we provide.
Our mission is to ensure students receive the services they need to succeed—while creating a more sustainable, supported environment for the clinicians who make that possible.
Compensation & Pay Structure
Rate: $45–$50 per hour
Annual Loyalty Bonus
Paid for documentation, IEP meetings and assessments
Paid for no-shows and late cancellations
15mins extra added to your first session for every new student added to your caseload (hourly roles) for IEP review and scheduling time
Paid training ($20/hour), including HR onboarding, platform training, and school-specific training
Why Our Roles Are Different
Clear expectations – Defined workflows and documentation standards
Real support – Dedicated Service Manager who advocates for YOU with schools and supports you day-to-day, along with structured onboarding and consistent, responsive communication
Access to assessment tools and resources – Supporting evaluation and reporting so you’re not sourcing or managing materials on your own
Peer support – Access to internal, discipline-specific chat channels for real‑time collaboration, questions, and shared resources
Fair compensation – You’re paid for sessions, documentation, and no‑shows—not just time in session
Flexibility – Choose to work as a Hello Hero employee or independent contractor, with part‑time and full‑time options. While services are delivered during school hours, you’ll have flexibility in how you manage your day and caseload
Streamlined technology – Sessions are delivered through our proprietary platform, simplifying scheduling, documentation, and service delivery
Efficient scheduling tools – Our platform includes auto‑scheduling capabilities for many assignments, reducing time spent coordinating sessions
Opportunities for growth – Flexibility to build and expand your caseload over time based on your preferences and availability
Licensure support – Support for cross‑licensing in additional states as opportunities arise
Key Responsibilities
Deliver deaf and hard of hearing services aligned with IEP goals
Support students with hearing impairments in accessing educational instruction and communication supports
Collaborate with school teams, families, interpreters, and related service providers
Develop goals and track student progress
Complete documentation and progress reports
Participate in IEP meetings and team collaboration
Scheduling
Services are delivered during standard school hours (typically 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM)
Scheduling is aligned with student availability
Requirements
Active Georgia Professional Standards Commission with Teacher of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing endorsement
Experience working in school‑based settings (1 year minimum experience preferred)
Experience with IEPs and school‑based collaboration
Comfortable using technology for virtual service delivery, including online platforms and documentation systems
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