Early Intervention Therapist
Listed on 2026-02-28
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Healthcare
Mental Health, Family Advocacy & Support Services, Community Health
Community Connections, Inc. is seeking to employ full-time and part-time licensed Speech Language Pathologists and Occupational Therapists to provide services for children birth to 3 in Early Intervention, and/or to participate as part of an EI evaluation team. Services are provided in homes and community settings in-person and at times via telehealth. EI promotes a coaching model (empowering parents and teachers to implement strategies between visits).
Qualified applicants must delight in working with young children and enjoy being part of a collaborative team supporting families. Ability to provide services in Spanish is ideal but not required. Intimate knowledge of Indigenous or Hispanic cultures also ideal but not required.
Full-Time benefits include: medical insurance available for purchase with employer contribution; dental and vision available for purchase; life insurance paid by employer; 401K participation after 12 months of employment and 1,000 hours worked within those 12 months;
Aflac and Legal Shield available for purchase; paid company holidays;
Employee Assistance Program (EAP); unlimited Personal Time Off (PTO).
Part-Time benefits include: 401K participation after 12 months of employment and 1,000 hours worked within those 12 months;
Employee Assistance Program (EAP); unlimited Personal Time Off (PTO).
Applications will be accepted until positions are filled. EOE
Title: Early Intervention Therapist
Reports to: Director of Children & Family Services
FLSA: Hourly/nonexempt Part-time or Full-time
Location: La Plata, San Juan and/or Archuleta Counties
Hourly Rate: $37.84 to $43.25
Job Description :
Early Intervention Therapists serve Community Connections as full-time or part-time employees working with children and families through the Part C/Early Intervention Program. Early Intervention services are provided via a coaching model to foster family involvement and empowerment. Schedules are flexible and are generally arranged with families and coordinated with the Early Intervention team as needed. Visits can be both in-person and at times via telehealth.
Participation in Colorado Part C provider training is required. Must provide own transportation and be willing to travel around local communities to families’ homes, childcare settings and other community locations where children and their families are.
Responsibilities:
- Become a Colorado Medicaid provider.
- Maintain current and up-to-date licensing, certifications & endorsements, and enter & maintain this information at least annually in the Office of Early Intervention Provider Database.
- Provide required documentation to CCI's Early Intervention program to allow CCI to complete billing (of Medicaid or the State).
- Submit paperwork for billing and payroll in a timely and accurate manner.
- Provide clear case notes for use by families and to fulfill state requirements.
- Assist in developing Individual Family Support Plans (IFSP).
- Implement assigned strategies and action plans from the IFSP using a coaching approach with families/caregivers.
- Work with the EI Service Coordinator to support each family to identify their priorities and gather or create appropriate therapeutic resources for the family.
- Participate in trans-disciplinary teams and team meetings.
- Attend IFSP meetings and reviews.
- Provide ongoing assessment, at least annually, with a qualified tool and family input.
- Participate in reporting child outcomes, in accordance with State and CCI requirements.
- Stay current in trends in Early Intervention Best Practices and Evidence-Based Practices associated with the specific discipline.
- Respond to families’ needs in a professional and courteous manner, building relationships with families and children that will become the basis for all interventions.
- Communicate problems or concerns to the Service Coordinator or Early Intervention Program Director immediately.
- Fulfill other duties requested by the Early Intervention Program Director to ensure compliance with the State and Part C Federal Assurances.
Core Competencies:
- Approachability
- Compassion
- Customer Focus
- Interpersonal Savvy
- Listening
- Organizing
- Process Management
- Time Management
- Understanding Others
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