TheraCare Connecticut·Stamford, Connecticut
Provide screening, diagnosis, and treatment for children with developmental delays in home, daycare, and school settings. Collaborate with families and service providers to achieve child-specific IFSP or IEP goals.
Candidates must hold a valid initial, provisional, or professional teaching certification from the Connecticut State Department of Education. Specific certifications required include Birth-Kindergarten, Nursery-Third Grade, or various Special Education endorsements.
Market context
Developmental therapist roles in Connecticut are often tied to early intervention and school-based support, where employers look for candidates with a related bachelor’s degree, a valid Connecticut teaching certificate with the required endorsements, early intervention experience, and a driver’s license. Competition can be strongest for applicants who can show hands-on child development experience and flexibility across settings. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly confirm fit before applying, since they are pulled from the original job description to save research time.
Developmental Therapist (Bilingual Spanish)
Developmental Therapist (Bilingual Spanish)