What we DO
Under the delegation and supervision of the ECSE Lead, the Developmental Behavioral Interventionist (DBI) will provide early childhood special education intervention services to children with IEPs (Individualized Education Programs). DBIs will have regular consultations with the ECSE Lead, on special education adaptations and strategies to ensure the successful integration of children with special needs.DBIs may attend IEP meetings with the ECSE Lead as a CPCD representative. DBIs will be responsible for direct and indirect service time, ensuring that accommodations are in place and being implemented and will work on goals, all as outlined in the IEP.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree IN
psychology
counseling
social work
early childhood education
or
closely related field
At least one year of successful teaching experience with children birth to age five
Must have access to reliable transportation to perform functions of the job
Preferred:
Master’s Degree
Completion of 18 session Pyramid Approach training.
Familiarity with CLASS assessment tool
Bilingual in English/Spanish
Top 3 Skills
The top three skills are those skills identified to provide employees with the greatest success while working in this position. You can click the Resource button below to find helpful articles, trainings and more for each individual skill.
Communication
Trauma Informed Care
De-escalation
