Early Intervention Bilingual Developmental Specialist

Collaborate with families to develop and implement Individualized Family Service Plans (IFSPs).

Conduct home visits, developmental screenings, assessments, and educational activities in natural settings.

Participate in parent meetings, community case conferences, and transition planning, offering resources and advocacy as needed.

Maintain up-to-date clinical documentation in the Early Intervention Client System.

Offer consultation and co-treatment support to team members within your discipline.

Work toward Certification as an Early Intervention Specialist within three years of hire.

Stay current through ongoing training, professional development, and team collaboration.

Achieve and maintain required monthly productivity targets.

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Psychology, Sociology, Education, or related human services field (per Early Intervention Operational Standards).

Minimum two years of relevant experience in human services.

Strong communication skills; able to work independently and within a collaborative team setting.