Early Head Start Home Visitor

Job Category: Childhood and Family Development

Requisition Number: EARLY
002760

• Full-Time

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Kissimmee
Kissimmee, FL 34741, USA

• Travel Required :
  Yes

At Children's Home Society of Florida (CHS), we believe a child's earliest years lay the foundation for lifelong success.

As an Early Head Start Home Visitor, you'll help infants, toddlers, and families build strong beginnings through education, support, encouragement, and meaningful relationships. Every home visit is an opportunity to empower parents, strengthen child development, and create brighter futures for children during the most critical years of growth.

When you join CHS, you're not simply delivering a curriculum. You're partnering with families to help children reach developmental milestones, strengthen parent-child relationships, and build the skills families need to thrive.

If you're passionate about early childhood education, family engagement, and making a lasting impact during a child's first years of life, this could be the perfect opportunity for you.

As an Early Head Start Home Visitor, you'll serve as an educator, coach, advocate, and trusted support for families with young children.

You'll bring learning directly into the home, helping parents become their child's first and most important teacher while supporting healthy development from birth through age three.

This role helps ensure children enter school ready to learn, families feel supported and empowered, and communities benefit from stronger foundations for lifelong success.

• Conducting weekly home visits using the Early Head Start curriculum.
• Facilitating engaging learning experiences that promote school readiness and healthy development.
• Partnering with families to establish meaningful goals and family partnership agreements.
• Conducting developmental screenings and assessments.
• Supporting the growth and development of infants, toddlers, children with disabilities, and dual-language learners.
• Providing parent education, coaching, and resources to strengthen family success.
• Connecting families to healthcare, community resources, and support services.
• Encouraging parent leadership, participation, and engagement within the Early Head Start program.
• Monitoring children's health, nutrition, medical appointments, and developmental progress.
• Facilitating group socialization activities that promote family engagement and peer support.
• Maintaining accurate documentation, participant records, and program data.

Because meaningful work should come with meaningful support.

• Meaningful Work

Help infants, toddlers, and families build strong foundations that can last a lifetime.

Work alongside passionate early childhood professionals who share your commitment to children and families.

• Time to Recharge

Enjoy generous paid holidays, vacation time, and sick leave.

• Health & Wellness Support

Access comprehensive medical, dental, vision, and wellness benefits.

Plan for your future with a 403(b) retirement plan and employer match.

• Professional Growth

Take advantage of training, coaching, certifications, and career advancement opportunities.

Employee discounts, recognition programs, and a mission-driven culture focused on making a difference.

One of the following qualifies:

• High School Diploma or GED with a Home Visitor/Infant-Toddler Child Development Associate (CDA) credential.
• Associate's Degree in Early Childhood Education or related coursework, including at least six college credit hours in Early Childhood or Child Development.
• Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Education, Child Development, Elementary Education, or a related field with certification to work with children from birth through elementary grades.
• Other Bachelor's degrees may qualify with the required CDA credential or approved Early Childhood coursework.

• Florida Driver's License within 30 days of hire.
• Daily access to a reliable and insured vehicle.
• Experience working with children from birth to age five.

• Two years of experience working with young children and families in a human services or early childhood setting.

• Knowledge of early childhood development and family development.
• Knowledge of community resources and support systems.
• Strong communication, collaboration, and…