Child Development Specialist, Pediatric - Special Services (Casual 19.99 hrs) (Galveston)
Child Development Specialist, Pediatric - Special Services (Casual 19.99 hrs) (Galveston)
Posted 12 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Plans, organizes, implements and evaluates developmental programs for infants and preschoolers.
- Trains parents to be facilitator of child's programs.
- Provides case management and support to families.
- Functions as a part of an interdisciplinary team in assessment and planning for children.
- Determines if program objectives are being met and recommends testing to measure effectiveness of instructions.
- Provides case management and family documentation through reports, case files, and other related records.
- Participates in overall project work plan and project evaluation/quality assurance efforts.
- Adheres to internal controls established for department.
- Performs related duties as required
- Obtaining detailed developmental, medical, and educational histories.
- Educating and supporting families on special education processes, services, and advocacy.
- Assisting families with school enrollment and access to Early Childhood Special Education and other school-based services.
- Supporting parents in navigating school systems and securing appropriate educational accommodations and resources.
- Facilitating communication and information-sharing among families, schools, healthcare providers, and the Special Education Navigator to ensure children receive educational services appropriate to their needs.
- Providing ongoing consultation on educational needs between clinic visits.
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