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CredentialsTypically requires printing technology knowledge, basic design skillsSimilar credentials, often includes knowledge of large format printers
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Industry UsageUsed broadly for various print sizes, including banners, postersSpecifically for large-scale graphics like banners, billboards
Search & Comparison IntentPeople comparing large printing services or jobsPeople seeking specialized large format printing roles or services

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Large printing operators often encounter challenges such as managing tight production deadlines, ensuring consistent print quality across large batches, and troubleshooting equipment issues quickly. Effective communication with design and finishing teams is crucial to prevent errors and keep projects on track. Staying organized, regularly maintaining machinery, and being proactive about workflow adjustments can help operators handle these challenges efficiently and contribute to the overall success of the print shop.

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To thrive as a Large Printing Specialist, you need expertise in graphic design, color management, and print production processes, generally supported by experience or a relevant technical certification. Familiarity with wide-format printers, RIP software, Adobe Creative Suite, and finishing equipment is typically required. Attention to detail, problem-solving abilities, and effective communication are vital soft skills for managing client expectations and troubleshooting production issues. These skills ensure high-quality output, efficient workflow, and customer satisfaction in a competitive print environment.

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Large printing refers to the production of printed materials that are significantly bigger than standard print sizes, such as banners, posters, billboards, trade show displays, and vehicle wraps. This process typically uses specialized large format printers that can handle wide rolls of paper, vinyl, or other materials. Large printing is commonly used for advertising, branding, and event signage, providing high-impact visuals that can be seen from a distance. The technology allows for vibrant colors and crisp images, making it ideal for promotional and informational displays.
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Infographic showing various Large Printing job openings in Tennessee as of July 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 88% Full Time, 6% Part Time, 1% Temporary, and 4% Contract. Highlights an 92% Physical, 2% Hybrid, and 6% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $40,836 per year, or $19.6 per hour.

Teacher of the Visually Impaired TVI - Chattanooga TN W2 or 1099 option

Thrive Therapies Group

Chattanooga, TN

Other

Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 25 days ago


Job description

ABOUT THRIVE THERAPIES

Thrive Therapies Group is a pediatric healthcare organization on a mission to revolutionize the care of children with disabilities and those facing barriers to access. We provide results-driven services and intelligent tools to support children's development, well-being, and health. At the heart of this mission are the people who change the trajectories of children's lives. We work for them.

We work exclusively in K-12 schools - because school is where clinical care becomes transformative. Roughly half of all children identified with a disability receive their services in schools, not in healthcare settings. For many of those children, the school-based clinician is the care. Thrive is built around that reality.

We work exclusively with historically under-resourced, neurodiverse K-12 communities. Equity isn't a tagline - it's the core of why we exist. Our school partners request Thrive by name because they want better outcomes for students with disabilities.

WHAT MAKES THRIVE THERAPIES DIFFERENT

OUR MISSION

There are organizations that place clinicians in schools. Thrive is something different. We are a pediatric healthcare organization built around a singular belief: that school is where clinical care becomes transformative - that a therapy goal in a clinic is a therapy goal, but a therapy goal in a school becomes a friendship on the playground, a kid who feels they belong, a child who gets to participate in the full arc of childhood. Everything we build - our technology, our workload model, our clinical community - exists to protect that work and the clinicians who deliver it.

THE WORKLOAD MODEL

Thrive uses a workload model that accounts for the full scope of TVI work - FVEs, LMAs, direct instruction, materials adaptation, and consultation - sized to be sustainable for the full school year.

THE TECHNOLOGY

Our AI-powered tools were built by clinicians who were tired of losing evenings to documentation. They handle evaluation report generation, session notes, paperwork, and progress summaries - and they give our clinicians 10+ hours back every week. The tools are continuously improved based on clinician feedback. They belong to you as much as anyone.

THE CLINICAL COMMUNITY

You have a community here and are never alone. You have clinical supervision through a role-alike leader, quarterly professional development, monthly communities of practice, and peers across the organization you can reach every day.

WHAT YOU'LL DO

As a Thrive TVI in the Greater Chattanooga, TN region, you will provide specialized instruction and support to students K-12 with visual impairments - including students who are blind, low vision, or deafblind - within the school setting. You will evaluate functional vision and learning media, develop IEP goals targeting compensatory academic skills and expanded core curriculum (ECC) needs, and consult with school teams to ensure full educational access. You are a full member of the community.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

EVALUATION & ELIGIBILITY

  • Conduct functional vision evaluations (FVEs) and learning media assessments (LMAs) to determine how a student's visual impairment affects educational access and identify optimal learning media

  • Assess expanded core curriculum (ECC) needs across all nine domains

  • Write evaluation reports that are educationally relevant, legally defensible, and accessible to IEP team members and families

  • Participate in eligibility determination meetings and translate functional vision findings for educational planning purposes

IEP DEVELOPMENT & DIRECT INSTRUCTION

  • Develop individualized IEP goals targeting compensatory academic skills, braille literacy, assistive technology proficiency, and expanded core curriculum domains

  • Provide direct instruction in braille (Unified English Braille), large print adaptation, and use of low vision devices as appropriate to each student's visual profile

  • Teach students to use assistive technology for visual access - including screen readers (JAWS, NVDA), refreshable braille displays, magnification software, and video magnifiers

  • Adapt and modify instructional materials in accessible formats (braille, large print, tactile graphics, digital accessible formats) for student use across all academic areas

  • Maintain accurate, timely service logs and progress notes in compliance with state documentation requirements

COLLABORATION & CONSULTATION

  • Consult with general and special education teachers on visual accommodations, classroom environmental modifications, and accessible instructional materials

  • Coordinate with Orientation and Mobility (O&M) specialists on student travel training, environmental access, and ECC goal alignment

  • Partner with school psychologists, SLPs, OTs, and special education teachers on integrated IEP teams

  • Train paraprofessionals and classroom staff on supporting students with visual impairments

  • Communicate with families about student vision needs and upcoming IEP decisions

QUALIFICATIONS

REQUIRED

  • Bachelor's or master's degree in Visual Impairment Education or Special Education with a TVI specialization

  • State certification or licensure as a Teacher of the Visually Impaired (TVI); ACVREP certification preferred or required by state

  • Active state certification in good standing, or documented initiation of transfer prior to start date

  • Proficiency in Unified English Braille (UEB); ACVREP Braille Literacy certification preferred

  • Knowledge of IDEA, expanded core curriculum for students with visual impairments, and functional vision assessment methodology

PREFERRED

  • 1+ years of TVI experience in a school-based setting

  • Certification in Orientation and Mobility (COMS) - dual-certified candidates strongly preferred

  • Experience with deafblind students and multisensory impairment (MDVI) populations

  • Familiarity with assistive technology for visual access

COMPENSATION STRUCTURE

Compensation is paid over 10 months, aligned to the school-year calendar. All figures below reflect the Greater Chattanooga, TN market.

Base Compensation

W-2 Base Salary

$58,000 - $70,900,based on experience

A salary that reflects the expertise you bring. W-2 employment means full benefits, paid time off, retirement match, disability coverage, and malpractice insurance - all on us. Your total compensation is built to reflect what this work is worth.

1099 Contractor Rate

$43-$53/hr/hr

If flexibility is what fits your life, we built that in. Our 1099 option puts you in control of how you work - with a competitive hourly rate, full professional supports, and your career mobility fully intact.

Additional Earning Potential!

Sign-On Bonus

$6,000 -paid 25% at 30 days,25% at 90 days,50% at 6 months

Our sign-on bonus is a signal: we're committed to you from the moment you say yes, and we want you to feel that.

Longevity Structure

Up to $2,000 -paid after completing your first full school year

We're building Thrive around the people who commit to this work and to each other over the long haul - because that's who our kids and schools depend on. Every year you come back, we reward it. And it grows with you.

CEU Stipend

$750 your first year growing up to $2,000after five years

Your practice is the whole thing. The more you grow as a clinician, the better the care our kids get. We put real dollars behind your continuing education, and it grows with your tenure. Investing in your expertise is investing in our mission.

Performance Bonus

Paid annually afterexceeding performancemetrics

When you go above and beyond for students, we notice. Our performance bonus is how we say we see you, we value what you're doing, and this work matters.

BENEFITS OFFERINGS

HEALTH COVERAGE - AT NO COST TO YOU (W-2 Employees Only)

  • Medical, dental, and vision insurance - Thrive covers 100% of employee premiums

  • Coverage begins day one

  • Choice of HSA-eligible high-deductible plan or traditional PPO; nationwide PPO network

  • Dependent and family coverage available

  • 401(k) with up to 5% company match

  • Optional voluntary benefits: supplemental life, accident, critical illness, hospital indemnity, and FSA

TIME OFF & SCHEDULE (W-2 Employees Only)

  • School-year calendar - school holidays off, amounting to 30+ paid days annually

  • 3 PTO and 3 Sick days

ADDITIONAL PROFESSIONAL SUPPORTS (All Employees)

  • Malpractice and professional liability insurance - fully covered by Thrive; no personal policy required

  • Quarterly professional development led by clinical leadership - school-based, substantive, and paid

  • Paid Summer Intensive - pre-year clinical PD that brings the full Thrive team together annually

  • No non-compete agreement - your professional mobility is yours to keep

  • State TVI certification renewal and ACVREP dues reimbursed annually

  APPLY TODAY

  [email protected]    thrivetherapiesgroup.com/careers    615-652-2344

$58,000 - $70,897 a year
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