Interventionist

CHILD DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE•Los Angeles, CA

1d•$21 - $23

About The Position

Deliver individualized relationship-based intervention to children and their families in a school, home and/or community setting with a focus on social-emotional development. Join our Team! Work with infants up to age 10 years. Varied work settings: schools, home, community In-depth Training & Strong Mentorship Weekly Reflective Supervision Flexible Schedule Part-time Position CDI offers excellent benefits: Paid Mileage and Travel Time Entry Salary Range: $21 - $23 per hour 100 % Employer sponsored medical & dental insurance, if eligible Generous paid time-off and paid holidays, if eligible

Requirements

Computer literate in Microsoft Suite
Demonstrate ability to produce well written reports and documents.
Demonstrate ability to engage in interagency and parent-professional collaboration.
Ability to work well with others as part of a team and independently.
Bachelor’s degree in early childhood or related health or human service field
Two years’ experience in early childhood services, including work with infants, and youn6g children, as well as children with developmental delays.
Demonstrated ability to work in a family centered, collaborative way with parents and professionals.
One year commitment
Must be able to: Ability to bend, squat, turn and move to respond and physically interact with children 0-10 years old.
Lift at least twenty-five pounds.
Effectively use a computer and telephone to conduct business.
Travel occasionally for in-home sessions during the morning, day, and/or weekend hours.

Responsibilities

Provide direct service to children ages 0-10 and their families in the home, school, and/or community.
Participate in weekly group supervision for a minimum of one hour a week.
Attend staff meetings and training.
Produce all required reporting, note taking, and billing of assigned children on a weekly basis.
Collaborate and communicate with an interdisciplinary team including mental health specialists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, teachers and others involved with the assigned children.
Always observe health and safety precautions.
Ensure treatment areas are clean, safe, and organized.
Assist in program planning and community outreach efforts.
Obtain required education and training in early intervention topics according to individual training needs and goals.