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Closing date: Wednesday 02 September 2026
Location: Glasgow, West of Scotland
Hours: 35 hours per week
Salary: £34805-£38388 per year
Contract: Permanent
Interview date: To be confirmed

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Qualified Vision Rehabilitation Specialist in Glasgow – Guide Dogs for the Blind Association

Come and join us as a supportive and confident Vision Rehabilitation Specialist (VRS) and be part of something life‑changing – helping people with sight loss live the life they choose.

As a Qualified Vision Rehabilitation Specialist (VRS) at Guide Dogs, you’ll empower and enable people with sight loss to develop the skills, confidence and independence they need to live the life they choose. Through personalised assessment, rehabilitation and wellbeing support, you’ll help individuals adapt to changing circumstances and achieve their goals at home, work and within their communities. The Vision Rehabilitation Specialist will be an expert in vision rehabilitation, independent living skills training, holistic assessment, and supporting people with sight loss to build confidence, resilience and independence. Our Vision Rehabilitation Specialists play a huge part in ensuring everything we do enables us to deliver on our purpose and exceed expectations.

This role supports the Glasgow and West of Scotland region, with occasional travel across wider Scotland as required. You will work 35 hours per week, Monday to Friday, from 9 am to 5 pm. Some flexibility is required to occasionally work outside of core hours, including evenings and, on rare occasions, weekends.

Key Responsibilities

• Build trusted relationships with people living with sight loss, taking a personalised approach to understanding their goals, strengths and support needs.
• Carry out holistic assessments of mobility, independence, well-being, and functional vision to identify the right support for each individual.
• Develop and deliver tailored rehabilitation and training programmes that build confidence, independence and everyday life skills.
• Support clients to use assistive technology, equipment and other services that help them achieve their goals.
• Regularly review progress with clients, adapting support plans to ensure positive outcomes are achieved.
• Work collaboratively with colleagues, partner organisations and local services to provide seamless support and maximise impact.
• Share your expertise by supporting and mentoring colleagues while maintaining accurate records and adhering to safeguarding and data protection requirements.

You

You’ll have a person-centred and empowering approach to supporting people with sight loss to develop their mobility, independence and wellbeing. You’ll enjoy working independently and collaboratively across communities and multi-agency environments, with a dedicated focus on delivering tailored rehabilitation programmes and achieving meaningful outcomes for clients, whilst being committed to helping people live the life they choose with confidence, dignity and independence. You’ll act with integrity and honesty in everything you do.