Full Time, Monday through Friday (some flexibility required)
Hybrid/ In Field Work
Covering Philadelphia, PA
Salary starting at $75,000
KenCrest is seeking an Infant- Toddler Speech Language Pathologist. You will be responsible for providing 0-3 early intervention services in alignment with OCDEL’s Family Guided Routines Based Intervention (FGRBI) coaching model, maintaining all documentation in accordance with state and county expectations. The Speech Therapist ensures the implementation of evidence-based practices in providing direct Early Intervention Services with children and families.
Why Choose KenCrest?
As a leading provider of Birth-to-Three Early Intervention in Southeastern Pennsylvania, you will be supported by a team whose experience spans decades in the field of Early Intervention. KenCrest’s Early Intervention Program began over 40 years ago in 1984 in Philadelphia and expanded to support over 1,500 children and their families annually in the region.
As a team member at KenCrest, a leading nonprofit in human services, you will work for an agency that qualifies for various public service loan forgiveness programs. We also offer a competitive comprehensive benefits package that includes employer-sponsored healthcare, wellness programs, generous paid-time off, and access to professional development.
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Founded in 1905, KenCrest provides community-based supports to more than 12,500 people with intellectual or disabilities and autism, at over 400 sites in Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Connecticut. KenCrest serves individuals with disabilities and their families throughout the age continuum, from newborns to senior adults. KenCrest's services and supports include:
- Early Intervention - Preschool services in centers and community settings
- Birth to Age Five Services - Home and community-based services
- Head Start - Comprehensive services for low-income children and families
- Personal Support Network - Home-based care for school-aged children and adults with special needs
- Community Living - Living arrangements varying from group homes to apartments
- Lifesharing - Helping those who choose to live with a family rather than in a group home
- Employment Services - Job training, coaching, and placement for people with disabilities