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You submit licenses and credentials, complete background checks and school-specific requirements, learn BrightBot and Lighthouse processes, and meet your clinical coordinator and mentor.
Yes. Lighthouse pays for up to five hours of onboarding time, although onboarding often takes less time.
Lighthouse recruits for specific school needs, and getting onboarded and ready to begin typically takes about two weeks. Licensing and school requirements can affect timing.
Usually you interview only with Lighthouse. Occasionally, a school requests a meet-and-greet; we let you know when that applies.
Our recruiting team contacts you to arrange an interview after reviewing your submitted application information.
Complete an application with your information, discipline, and states of licensure. After receiving it, our recruiting team reaches out to schedule an interview.
No. Teletherapy experience is not required. Mentors and clinical coordinators help new providers adjust to virtual services.
No. School-based experience is not required if you have the pediatric experience needed for the role. Mentors and clinical coordinators can help you learn school-specific expectations.
We typically ask for at least two years of pediatric experience. Experience in pediatric outpatient clinics or home health with children can qualify.
Lighthouse hires SLPs, SLPAs, OTs, PTs, special education teachers, school psychologists, school counselors, nurses, and teachers of students who are deaf or hard of hearing or visually impaired.
