- and law. Historically,
paraprofessionals ****isted the
master professional of
their field. In more
recent times,
paraprofessionals have
become a professional...
-
paraprofessionals whose positions are
funded under Title I of the
federal legislation.
According to the
Department of Education, "
Paraprofessionals who...
-
Unlicensed ****istive
personnel (UAP) are
paraprofessionals who ****ist
individuals with
physical disabilities,
mental impairments, and
other health care...
- education, with the
remainder of the union's
members composed of
paraprofessionals and school-related personnel; local,
state and
federal employees;...
-
middle and high
school settings. They are
sometimes referred to as
paraprofessionals ("paras" for short) or teacher's aides.
Elementary school teaching...
- technicians, and
veterinary ****istants. This can be
augmented by
other paraprofessionals with
specific specialties, such as
animal physiotherapy or dentistry...
- sources, such as taxes. It is
operated by
librarians and
library paraprofessionals, who are also
civil servants. As the
United States developed from...
-
Paraprofessional Healthcare Institute, Inc. (PHI) is a non-profit
organization based in New York City that
works to
improve long-term
services and supports...
- rigging. A
shadetree mechanic may be a
retired or off-duty mechanic, a
paraprofessional with
limited or
specialized skills, a self-emplo**** individual, or...
-
relies on
interdisciplinary teams of
highly skilled professionals and
paraprofessionals to
address the
healthcare requirements of both
individuals and communities...
