Developmental Therapist
dawonderyearsChicago (IL)
$48.00 /hour
ApplyDevelopmental Therapist
Posted 2 days ago
dawonderyearsChicago (IL)
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$48.00 /hour
About the role
Job Description:
Come join one of the fastest growing, truly transformative developmental therapy groups in Chicago. is looking for a few extraordinary Developmental Therapists (DT) to work with our 0-3 population. We are looking for someone who will grow with us and bring the best they have for the fantastic kiddos we serve. *PLEASE INDICATE IF YOU ARE IN THE PROCESS OF GETTING YOUR CREDENTIAL* Here is what we will give in return: We will offer a competitive salary, a supportive work environment, and positivity and inspiration at the end of long days. This Developmental Therapist (DT) position can grow into full time as your caseload grows. We work with children with developmental delays and disabilities, motor challenges, emotional disorders, language delays, sensory integration issues, autism spectrum disorders, and social skill challenges. We believe collaboration across disciplines helps reveal the optimal learning styles and care plan for the children we serve. We also focus on educating families, so they become allies in their child’s development and specific challenges. Job Type: Part-time or full timev Experience:v Must have transportation v Must be looking to work in Chicago SW and SE Onlyv Illinois Early Intervention Developmental Therapy Credential: (Required) v Job Types: Full-time, Part-timev Salary: $48.00 /hour
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