I​/DD Child & Family Educator; Clermont

I/DD Child & Family Educator (Clermont County)

FULL-TIME 30 or more Cincinnati, OH, US

Salary Range: $50,000.00 To $54,000.00 Annually

Job Type: Full-Time, In-Person

A More Flexible Alternative to Schools & Clinic-Based Roles

If you have experience supporting children with developmental disabilities or autism and want more flexibility, independence, and meaningful 1:1 work, this role offers a strong alternative to classroom, clinic, or high-volume settings.

As a CITE Services Skill Assessment Specialist
, you’ll work directly with families in their homes and communities, building skills that last, without the burnout of large caseloads or rigid daily schedules.

Former teachers and school-based professionals strongly encouraged to apply.

• Manage your own schedule based on family availability
• Consistent, long-term cases (12–18 months) allows you to see real progress
• No classroom management or large groups
• Work independently, with support when needed

• Provide weekly in-home visits with children and families
• Conduct developmental and skills-based assessments
• Create and guide individualized service plans
• Coach parents using practical,
  evidence-based strategies
• Support communication, behavior, and daily living skills
• Document progress and collaborate with internal teams

• $50K–$54K salary + $2,000 sign-on bonus
• Up to 25 days PTO (available immediately)
• 10 paid holidays (plus a bonus floating holiday after one year)
• Quarterly performance bonuses
• Mileage reimbursement + company phone
• 401(k) with employer match

• 3+ years supporting individuals with developmental disabilities or autism
• Experience in child development, assessment, or family support
• Valid driver’s license + reliable vehicle
• Age 21+

• Intervention Specialists / Special Education Teachers
• Early Childhood Educators
• School-based behavioral or support staff
• Social Work or Psychology professionals
• Early Intervention or community-based services

For over 60 years, Envision Ohio has supported individuals with developmental disabilities through person-centered services. This role allows you to build real relationships with families and see measurable growth over time.