Developmental Therapist, Early Intervention
teis early intervention providerPittsburgh (PA)
Developmental Therapist, Early Intervention
Posted 7 days ago
teis early intervention providerPittsburgh (PA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Developmental Therapist We're looking for full or part time Early Intervention Therapists with a passion for educating families and helping children thrive, to provide services across the Greater Pittsburgh region. The Therapist's client territory is centrally located to their residence location to ensure commute time & distance supports a desired work schedule. We are currently looking for therapists to serve the following areas; Allegheny County- West and City of Pittsburgh region The role requires strong interpersonal, relationship-based skills as well as clinical skills in order to help children reach their potential.
Responsibilities include:
- Development, implementation, and documentation of treatment plans based on patients' individual needs, in accordance with TEIS procedures and parents' requirements.
- Incorporation of family-friendly therapy into children's everyday routines.
- Local travel for in-home Early Intervention Services.
- Ideal candidates will have:
- Appropriate Educational Background (see Qualifications below)
- Clearances: Child Abuse (Act 33), Criminal History (Act 34), FBI Fingerprinting, Mandated Reporter Training (Act 31)
- Current Pennsylvania driver's license, insurance and personal vehicle
- Desire to work in pediatrics, specifically with children ages 0 to 3.
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