Manager of Early Intervention

Richland Newhope. RCBDD•Mansfield, OH

1d•$30 - $39

About The Position

PRIMARY FUNCTIONS: The Manager of Early Intervention, under the direction of the Director of Educational and Therapy Services, will supervise the activities of Early Intervention Service Coordinators and Developmental Specialists in completing the core EI service coordination and the EI service provider activities, utilizing current Early Intervention-approved practices, and oversees the grant funding for Early Intervention, including but not limited to the Department of Children and Youth EI Grant and Title XX.

Requirements

Completion of a Bachelor’s Degree in a related discipline
meets or is eligible for Ohio EI Service Coordinator Certificate and Ohio Developmental Specialist Certificate
may be required to meet Evidenced Practice Coach for initial developmental specialists
Must be able to transport oneself
Must be able to maintain insurability as required by the Board policy and procedures
Two years of experience in supervision in a related field (a combination of education and experience may be considered at the discretion of the Superintendent) or,
Master’s Degree and 4 years’ experience in Early Child Education or,
Be an EISC or DS for at least 5 years, have an approved succession plan in place and have completed leadership training (examples may include but are not limited to Executive Development or Leadership Unlimited) or
Relevant experience within the DD system may be considered at the discretion of the Superintendent
Have or be eligible for an Ohio Early Intervention Service Coordinator Supervisor certification and a Developmental Certificate.

Responsibilities

supervise the activities of Early Intervention Service Coordinators and Developmental Specialists in completing the core EI service coordination and the EI service provider activities
utilizing current Early Intervention-approved practices
oversees the grant funding for Early Intervention, including but not limited to the Department of Children and Youth EI Grant and Title XX