
Status: Part-timeSchedule: Monday – Friday, build your scheduleLocation: Cumberland-Perry, York-Adams, and Lebanon Counties (must be willing to travel within these areas)Pay: Negotiable, based on experienceSign-on Bonus: $1,000
What We’re Looking For:• Completion of ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competency (CCC)• Eligible for PA Promise Enrollment• Not on CMS Exclusion List• Valid driver’s license with at least 6 months of driving experience• Access to a vehicle with valid insurance, registration, and inspection• Ability to communicate, read, write, and understand English• Ability to work independently and manage time effectively• Preferred: Knowledge of feeding, AAC, and working with medically complex children including tracheotomy/passy-muir valves
As a Speech and Language Pathologist in Early Intervention, you’ll support infants and toddlers (birth to age three) and their families during critical developmental years. You’ll help children build communication skills and reach important milestones while working closely with caregivers in natural, community-based settings.
What You’ll Do:• Support the development of goals, strategies, and ways to track progress based on the child’s Evaluation Report (ER), Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP), and the family’s goals• Provide session notes and all required documentation for quarterly and annual reviews• Offer guidance and practical strategies to families and caregivers to help their child reach IFSP goals during community-based therapy sessions and encourage caregivers to actively participate• Help coordinate speech therapy services by following regulations, supporting financial processes, and working with community partners
Why UCP?• Individualized mentorship and support for new graduates or professionals new to Early Intervention• Professional development stipend available for continuing education• Flexible scheduling options to support work-life balance• Refer & earn $1,000!• Eligible for Federal Student Loan Forgiveness
Join Our Team!Change lives. Including your own – Apply today.
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UCP Central PA has been creating opportunities for people of all ages with all types of disabilities for nearly seventy years.
Today our nearly 1,500 employees deliver on our mission as we empower 1,500 people with diverse abilities each year to live a meaningful life through innovative support and services. We are planting seeds daily until we achieve our vision of a community that embrace’s every individuals’ abilities.
We encourage a life without limits for people who are born with a disability, acquire a disability through illness, accident or injury, or are aging into a disability through our comprehensive service offerings.
• We offer children who are experiencing delays in meeting developmental milestones various therapies to help them reach their full potential
• We deliver a broad system of support for the entire family including grandparents and siblings
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• We are building strong community connections by matching each person’s strengths, preferences, and abilities with available local opportunities
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• We provide the opportunity for people to manage their own supports and services
• We restore and refurbish home medical equipment and assistive technology devices and redistribute to the community free of charge
• We make everyday living easier, and otherwise impossible tasks possible for people