Make an Impact. Change Lives. Inspire Possibility as a Teacher of the Visually Impaired.
At the Children’s Center for the Visually Impaired (CCVI), we believe every child deserves the chance to see their world in new ways.
If you’re a passionate Teacher of the Visually Impaired (TVI) ready to make a real difference, this is where your work truly matters.
Why You’ll Love It Here
Join a mission-driven team that’s redefining what’s possible for children with visual impairments. At CCVI, you’ll find the support, respect, and resources you deserve—plus the opportunity to do work that inspires you every day.
Here’s what makes CCVI different:
• Collaboration that lifts you up. Work alongside other certified TVIs, Orientation & Mobility Specialists (COMS), and therapy professionals who share your passion and purpose.
• Meaningful connections. Teach and support students and their families from birth through young adulthood.
• Leaders in innovation. Be part of the region’s recognized experts in Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI).
• Growth that’s real. Access mentorship, professional development, and top-tier training and resources.
• A culture that cares. We’re a family-oriented organization built on trust, teamwork, and heart.
• Flexibility in work locations. Deliver services in a variety of settings: homes, schools, centers, and on-site at the CCVI resource center.
What You Won’t Have to Worry About
• You won’t be an independent contractor. You’ll be a CCVI employee and eligible for full or partial benefits (based on full or part- time status).
• You won’t have to build your own caseload. We provide structure and support so you can focus on your students.
• You won’t pay out of pocket for supplies. CCVI provides your materials and resources.
• You won’t struggle to find balance. We offer paid time off, paid breaks, and family-friendly leave options.
What Sets CCVI Apart
• Ongoing collaboration, workshops, and professional development
• Mentorship and peer support
• Above-market salary and comprehensive benefits
• The chance to do meaningful, life-changing work every single day
Let’s Make a Difference—Together
If you’re ready to use your skills to empower children, support families, and grow your career, we want to meet you.
• Must have a Bachelor’s degree with a Master's degree preferred from an accredited university in the field of early childhood special education or special education or visual disabilities
• Must have Teacher of the Visually Impaired certification
• Missouri teaching certification in Blind and Partially Sighted and other related areas preferred
• Experience working with children with visual impairments
• Experience working with early childhood regular or special education classroom teachers and therapy teams
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office, including Outlook, Word, and Excel
• Proficiency in a variety of assistive technology
• Proficiency with vision specific technologies such as JAWS, Perky Duck, Duxbury, Braille embossing/transcribing, ZoomText