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Benefits offered by this job
$3000 increase in base pay upon credentialing
5 weeks paid time off
Flexible work schedule
Agency-sponsored benefits
Job summary
A leading service provider for individuals with disabilities is currently seeking an Early Intervention Specialist in Texas. This full-time role focuses on providing in-home services and assisting families through the enrollment process. Qualifications include a relevant Bachelor's degree and effective communication skills. The position offers flexible scheduling, comprehensive benefits including paid time off and medical insurance, and opportunities for professional growth. Candidates should be comfortable driving within assigned areas and working with children with developmental delays.
Qualifications
Bachelor's degree as listed in ECI Policy III.8a or equivalent.
18 hours of college coursework relevant to early intervention.
Effective communication skills, including listening and writing.
Responsibilities
Assist families with enrollment processes.
Assess developmental skills of assigned clients.
Devise intervention plans based on evaluation findings.
Skills
Highly effective communication skills
Ability to lift up to 30 pounds
Bilingual fluency in English and Spanish
Education
Bachelor's in an approved degree
Minimum of 18 hours in relevant coursework
Continuing Education Units
Job description
A leading service provider for individuals with disabilities is currently seeking an Early Intervention Specialist in Texas. This full-time role focuses on providing in-home services and assisting families through the enrollment process. Qualifications include a relevant Bachelor's degree and effective communication skills. The position offers flexible scheduling, comprehensive benefits including paid time off and medical insurance, and opportunities for professional growth. Candidates should be comfortable driving within assigned areas and working with children with developmental delays.