Infant & Toddler PT - Part C Early Intervention (Contract)

MIDDLE PENINSULA NORTHERN NECK CSB; Urbanna (VA); On-site; USD 131,000 - 158,000; Full time

Job summary

Middle Peninsula Northern Neck Behavioral Health (MPNN BH) is seeking a contracted Physical Therapist to provide Part C Early Intervention services for infants and toddlers in the Rural Infant Services Program. This role emphasizes family-centered care, caregiver coaching, and collaboration with a transdisciplinary team in natural environments.

Contractors will manage a ~25–30 child caseload, ensure timely IFSP development, and meet program timelines.

Qualifications

• Must hold an active Virginia Physical Therapy license in good standing.
• Eligibility for/or completion of DBHDS Early Intervention Certification.
• Valid Virginia driver’s license and reliable transportation.
• Current TB test (within 30 days of contracting and annually) and current Infant/Child CPR & First Aid certification.
• Authorized to work in the U.S. and able to sign a 1099 Independent Contractor Agreement and W-9.

Responsibilities

• Conduct developmental screenings and PT assessments using approved Early Intervention tools.
• Provide routines-based PT services and caregiver coaching in natural environments.
• Participate in development and review of the IFSP.
• Initiate services within 30-day Part C timeline and maintain timely communication with families.
• Complete documentation and billing in the EHR within early intervention timelines.
• Collaborate with Service Coordinators, families, and other providers for coordinated care.
• Maintain an active caseload (≈25–30 children) depending on availability.
• Attend virtual or in-person team meetings as needed.

Education

Doctor of Physical Therapy or Master’s degree in Physical Therapy

Job description

Middle Peninsula Northern Neck Behavioral Health (MPNN BH) is seeking a contracted Physical Therapist to provide Part C Early Intervention services for infants and toddlers in the Rural Infant Services Program. This role emphasizes family-centered care, caregiver coaching, and collaboration with a transdisciplinary team in natural environments.

Contractors will manage a ~25–30 child caseload, ensure timely IFSP development, and meet program timelines.