Developmental Specialist

Early Intervention Developmental Specialist Full-Time Community-Based

Req #23119 Support growth. Empower families. Shape bright beginnings. As an Early Intervention Developmental Specialist, you’ll partner with families of infants and toddlers (birth-3) to support developmental growth during the most critical years of life. Through home visits, community-based services, and collaboration with multidisciplinary teams, you’ll help children build the skills they need to thrive.

• Deliver family-centered services Provide home and
• community-based visits using developmentally appropriate,
• evidence-informed strategies Support children in fully participating in
• inclusive community settings with typical peers Conduct telehealth
• sessions as needed Lead IFSP coordination and progress monitoring
• Partner with families to develop, implement, and update Individualized
• Family Service Plans (IFSPs) Coordinate services and supports identified
• in the IFSP Monitor functional outcomes and complete six-month reviews
• and required documentation Assist with transition planning at least six
• months prior to discharge, including referrals and participation in IEP
• meetings when applicable Collaborate and advocate Serve as a liaison
• between families, ancillary providers, and school systems Participate in
• multidisciplinary assessments and team meetings Ensure services and
• communication are culturally and linguistically responsive Maintain
• compliance and documentation Complete session notes and required
• paperwork within established timelines Maintain accurate records for
• assigned children Follow DPH and organizational standards for
• documentation, confidentiality, and training

• Bachelor’s degree in Child Development, Special Education, Early
• Childhood Education, or related field Minimum of four approved 3-credit
• courses focused on infants and toddlers At least 300 hours of practicum
• or work experience with children under age five Strong time management
• skills Works well as part of a team Preferred Bilingual skills
• Experience in home-based or community-based early intervention services
• Knowledge of IFSP development and transition planning

At May Institute, your work transforms early learning experiences and strengthens families.

• Starting pay: $28/hour
• 19 PTO days to start, plus 10 paid holidays and a floating birthday holiday
• Medical, dental, and vision insurance 403(b) retirement plan
• with employer match
• Tuition reimbursement and student loan repayment
• assistance Paid training and professional development Employee
• Assistance Program (EAP) Flexible spending accounts and voluntary
• benefit options