Infant-Toddler Early Intervention Specialist

University of South Florida; United States; On-site; USD 52,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical Insurance

Tuition assistance

Generous leave

Employee discounts

Job summary

University of South Florida seeks an Infant Toddler Development Specialist to perform multidisciplinary evaluations and direct intervention for children birth to three, supporting IFSP goals in natural environments in accordance with Part C and Medicaid procedures.

The role involves collaboration with a multidisciplinary team, development of individualized goals, and coaching families to address diverse developmental needs. Grant funding and background checks apply, serving Polk County.

Qualifications

• A Bachelor's or Master's degree in a relevant field with required experience.
• Bachelor's degree candidates must have at least two years of applicable experience.
• Master's degree may substitute for the required experience; licensure or certification may be required or preferred for some program areas.

Responsibilities

• Conduct multidisciplinary evaluations for children birth to three to determine eligibility for Early Steps programs; develop individualized goals and strategies.
• Provide direct intervention for children birth to three; coach caregivers within the natural environment.
• Consult with professionals across disciplines to support developmental goals.
• Document assessment results, intervention goals, strategies, and progress updates.
• Engage in ongoing professional development and community outreach related to early childhood assessment and Part C program requirements.

Skills

Early Intervention

Multidisciplinary teamwork

Family coaching

Assessment planning

Education

Bachelor's degree in Education, Special Education, Psychology, Social Work, or related field

Master's degree may substitute for required experience

Job description

University of South Florida seeks an Infant Toddler Development Specialist to perform multidisciplinary evaluations and direct intervention for children birth to three, supporting IFSP goals in natural environments in accordance with Part C and Medicaid procedures.

The role involves collaboration with a multidisciplinary team, development of individualized goals, and coaching families to address diverse developmental needs. Grant funding and background checks apply, serving Polk County.