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J. Arthur Trudeau Memorial Center Home Based Children's Services in Warwick, Rhode Island is seeking a Part-time Contract Physical Therapist to support infants and toddlers in their homes within the Early Intervention program.
You will train families, evaluate motor development, and work with a multidisciplinary team to plan and document interventions. The role requires RI licensure, a bachelor’s degree, 2+ years of relevant experience, and CPR certification.
J. Arthur Trudeau Memorial Center Home Based Children's Services - Warwick, Rhode Island Open in Google Maps
J. Arthur Trudeau Memorial Center Home Based Children's Services - Warwick, Rhode Island Open in Google Maps
Job ID: 5953491
Application Deadline: Posted until filled
Posted: Oct 07, 2026 12:00 AM (UTC)
Starting Date: Immediately
The Physical Therapist provides family training and counseling to caregivers in a child's natural environment, including childcare, home, appointments, community settings, and playgroups. This role includes service coordination, evaluation and assessment, IFSP development, ongoing assessment, and delivery of Early Intervention services requiring qualified personnel. The Physical Therapist monitors and supports the child and family in accessing needed medical, social, educational, developmental, and therapeutic services, including support in land- and water-based settings when appropriate. The incumbent participates in multidisciplinary evaluations and provides documentation of interventions consistent with Early Intervention Regulations. The Physical Therapist reports directly to the Director.
Key Responsibilities and Essential Duties:
HBCS programs are funded by the Rhode Island Department of Human Services as a component of Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnostic, and Treatment. The services are for children and adolescents up to the age 21 with medical, physical, behavioral, developmental and/or psychiatric conditions who meet certain eligibility requirements. The programs are designed to address the unique concerns of each child in order to maintain, stabilize, and/or improve current levels of functioning. The services are delivered in the child’s home, the Trudeau Center, and the community. The department of HBCS houses multiple programs under this umbrella, including the ABA-HBTS Program which is a collaborative effort between HBCS and Pathways Strategic Teaching Center (PSTC).