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Yes. Working with more than one school is common, depending on assignments and availability.
Yes. Tell your clinical coordinator when your availability needs to change. Increasing hours is generally easier than decreasing them because existing students may need another provider.
Yes. You choose your availability as an independent contractor, within the hours agreed upon for your assignment.
Yes. As a 1099 contractor, you set your available days and times. Full-time assignments generally involve full school-day hours.
Yes. Opportunities can extend to 40 hours per week, depending on available assignments. This typically results in a caseload of roughly 50-55 students.
Yes. Part-time opportunities begin at 15 hours per week, typically resulting in a caseload of roughly 20-25 students.
Yes. Your caseload is shaped by the hours you agree to work, giving you a say in your workload.
There is no specific minimum number of students. Lighthouse instead asks for a minimum commitment of 15 working hours per week.
Caseload size depends on your agreed working hours and students’ required service minutes, including grouping opportunities. This means roughly 20-25 students for part-time and 50-55 students for full-time as typical examples.
Recruiting shares a high-level assignment overview during the interview. Your clinical coordinator then provides assignment details, school contacts, and the access you need.
