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Full-time, 218 Contract Days
Location: IN Campus/Remote

The Early Intervention Therapist provides individual listening and spoken language intervention to young children with hearing loss and their families.  Additionally, this position provides support, counseling, and education to parents. These services are provided in the family home, in a limited remote capacity, or other appropriate setting. Families will be supported by the EI Therapist in their development of effective interactions to promote the development of spoken language skills in their young children with hearing loss. The EI Therapist will help children develop the ability to listen and talk through appropriate interactions with parents and others while engaged in play activities and daily routines. This position will assess early communication skills; responses of parents to a child’s attempt to communicate; child’s progress, needs and behaviors. Full PDF job description can be found here: Early Intervention Therapist.