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Job summary
A local educational organization is hiring a Child Find Development Screening Team Manager in South Carolina. The position involves conducting developmental screenings for children and coordinating referrals to community agencies. The candidate must hold a valid South Carolina teaching certificate, with a preference for Early Childhood certification. Responsibilities include training staff and ensuring compliance with policies. Strong communication and a detail-oriented approach are essential. The role supports the educational and emotional needs of children.
Qualifications
Must hold or be eligible to hold a valid South Carolina teaching certificate.
Certification in Early Childhood preferred.
Prior tutorial experience preferred.
Ability to handle unforeseen situations in accordance with Board Policy.
Responsibilities
Performs developmental screenings to children ages 2.5‑5.11 years.
Trains new personnel regarding Child Find procedures, protocols, and materials.
Assists in the coordination of the Child Find referral and screening process.
Maintains confidentiality when working with families and other personnel.
Skills
Good written and verbal communication skills
Ability to work with others
Detail-oriented
Knowledge and understanding of children
Education
Valid South Carolina teaching certificate
Certification in Early Childhood
Job description
A local educational organization is hiring a Child Find Development Screening Team Manager in South Carolina. The position involves conducting developmental screenings for children and coordinating referrals to community agencies. The candidate must hold a valid South Carolina teaching certificate, with a preference for Early Childhood certification. Responsibilities include training staff and ensuring compliance with policies. Strong communication and a detail-oriented approach are essential. The role supports the educational and emotional needs of children.