What are the responsibilities and job description for the Early Intervention Specialist position at Project CHELA?
“Big Time for positive change. Share your passion by supporting children with developmental delays and their families.”
Have a B.A. in early childhood development?
Project CHELA, Early intervention specialists, help children with developmental delays by providing their parents and caregivers with strategies to help their children in a natural setting, the home, and the community, utilizing the parent-as-coach approach.
The early intervention specialist is trained and specializes in the unique development of children 0–3 years of age. The early intervention specialist will work with each family or caregiver to look at the challenges the child may face and provide specific positive strength-based strategies that will help each child and family reach their goals as outlined in the IFSP.
We really make a change in the lives of children; join us on our team to impact lives! We are looking for North County San Diego Candidates.
Responsibilities:
- Will require driving from home to home in North County San Diego
- As an individual 1099 Independent Contractor, you will not be eligible for Medical, Dental, or Paid Sick Leave.
- Collect and analyze data related to student progress and behavior.
- Work together with families and other professionals in evaluating children and planning intervention services that meet the developmental needs of each child.
- Attend teacher training sessions.
- Prepare 6-month and annual progress reports for each child.
- Coach parents in activities they can incorporate into their daily routines.
- Participate in appropriate play-based activities with the child and caregiver or parents.
- Create activities that promote the development of cognitive, language, speech, social skills, fine motor, and gross motor skills.
- Will monitor and complete evaluations of the child to ensure the Individual Family Service Plan (IFSP) is effective and accomplished.
- Recommend the resources for additional services as needed and maintain communication with the SDRC coordinator.
Experience:
- Bachelor's degree in Education or a related field
- Experience working with children with learning disabilities between the ages of 0 to 3.
- Knowledge of data collection methods and analysis techniques- Strong communication and collaboration skills
- Ability to adapt interventions based on individual student needs- Familiarity with special education laws and regulations
Please submit your resume detailing your relevant experience and qualifications.
Job Type: Contract
Pay: From $33.00 per hour
Expected hours: 15 – 25 per week
Schedule:
- Monday to Friday
Work Location: In person
Salary : $33