Careers
At the Delta Gamma Center, we are always in search of energetic and talented individuals committed to helping children and adults who are blind or visually impaired. We provide a combination of early intervention, youth programs, and support for the entire family that helps build a solid foundation for learning. The Delta Gamma Center embraces diversity in ability, thought, culture and belief. We provide equal education and employment opportunities. We value the unique talents and contributions of all our students and staff.
Current Openings
Instructions for applying for a position can be found the end of the job description.
Family Support Specialist – Full-time
Family Support Specialist Job Description
Child Development Specialist – Full-time
Child Development Specialist Job Description
Vision Screener – Part-time
Vision Screener Job Description
Youth Group Facilitator – Part-time
Youth Group Facilitator Job Description and Link to Apply
Teacher of Students with Visual Impairments – Full-time and PRN
TVI Job Description and Link to Apply
Orientation and Mobility Specialist – PRN
O&M Job Description and Link to Apply
Occupational Therapist – PRN
OT Job Description and Link to Apply
Speech-Language Pathologist – PRN
SLP Job Description and Link to Apply
About the Delta Gamma Center
The mission of the Delta Gamma Center (DGC) is to help children who are blind or visually impaired reach their full potential through family-centered, specialized services and community support.
DGC is a private nonprofit organization located in Richmond Heights, in the central corridor of St. Louis, Missouri, serving families within a 50-mile radius.
Founded in 1951, DGC provides comprehensive home and community-based early intervention services for children from birth to three years of age and their families. Our teachers and therapists address the complex needs of our clients through a team-based, holistic approach.
Children ages three through high school participate in our group recreation and developmental support programs, designed to develop social and independence skills and participate in community activities. In addition, families of children of all ages find reassurance and valuable resources through individual and group family support services.
