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Katy, TX - USA

Monthly Salary drjobs

Not Disclosed

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Salary Not Disclosed

Vacancy

1 Vacancy

Job Description

Reports To: Program Supervisor for Project TYKE

Period of Employment:12 Months 187 days 4 days a week) Sept 1 August 31(Grant Funded Position)
Wage/Hour Status: Exempt

Pay Grade: I00

Qualifications:

Bachelors degree in related field or a valid Texas Teaching Certificate in appropriate area

Ability to work with parents and infants/children

Ability to work with school and community populations

Ability to work independently

Valid Texas Drivers License and Proof of Insurance

Ability to maintain confidentiality

Comply with district and licensure ethics

Primary Purpose:

The person in this position provides consultation and training to parents and developmental instruction to infants and children who are developmentally delayed or at risk for delay. This person will provide services to children in their natural environment and assist in the implementation of child/family goals.

Major Duties and Responsibilities:

  1. Assess and determine a childs developmental competencies and reassess those competencies at annual intervals.
  2. Translate competencies into an instructionally relevant early childhood intervention program.
  3. Coordinate and participate as a member of all IFSP (Individual Family Service Plan) meetings (initial review and annual) helping parents determine family centered outcomes and strategies that will address their concerns for their child as well as any developmental delay or disorder
  4. Plan and implement an instructional program that includes functional outcomes which follow a developmental sequence and provide activities for caregivers and child participation.
  5. Determine developmentally appropriate evaluation tools and intervention materials.
  6. Plan schedule and implement all direct and/or indirect services as mandated by the IFSP.
  7. Communicate developmental activities effectively to parents teachers/directors and other team members.
  8. Implement services within the childs home and/or community setting including daycare or home care situations.
  9. Function as consultant and instructor for parents and program staff as required
  10. Complete local state and federal mandated paperwork required for program participation.
  11. Maintain service related records including but not limited to audit folders progress notes service coordination notes evaluation summaries and any required district state or federal documentation.
  12. Maintain and meet all required federal state and local timelines.
  13. Follow ECI Program billing and reimbursement policies and procedures.
  14. Review and make recommendations regarding curriculums and programs that may be appropriate for intervention.
  15. Function as a direct service provider/service coordinator for children enrolled in Project TYKE.
  16. Participate in staff meetings team meetings and team staffing for enrolled children.
  17. Participate in public awareness activities and inservice trainings as required
  18. Maintain continuing education requirements for licensure and professional certification.
  19. Communicate with day care preschool and mothers day out directors and teachers on how to provide an effective learning environment teaching strategies and implementation of outcomes for the student.
  20. Communicate with parents on the progress of their child in the community based program.
  21. Provide inservice training for community based programs on topics related to the education of special needs infants and toddlers when necessary.
  22. Provide parents with awareness of inclusion opportunities within the community.
  23. Communicate the Transition process as required by state and federal mandates to parents.
  24. Offer to accompany parents to the ARD when necessary.
  25. Participate in Medicaid Administrative Claiming Time Studies.
  26. Provide own transportation when providing services in the childs natural environment (home and community).
  27. Other duties as assigned.

Equipment Used:

Personal computer printer copier fax machine multiphone line cell phone

Working Conditions:

Work with frequent interruptions; maintain emotional control under stress; constantly operates a computer and other office productivity technology; frequent sitting stooping bending pushing and pulling; constant mobility from office location to service sites; moderately lifting and carrying 1544 pounds daily; use of adaptive equipment such as wheelchairs standers communication devices etc.; district wide travel requiring use of personal vehicle.

The foregoing statements describe the general purpose and responsibilities assigned to this job and are not an exhaustive list of all responsibilities and duties that may be assigned or skills that may be required.


Required Experience:

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Employment Type

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