Anne Carlsen Center·Fargo, North Dakota
Provide home-based, family-focused early intervention and developmental services to assigned infants and toddlers. Conduct regional visits to support children with developmental disabilities or delays.
Our Mission: To Make Independence a Gift for All
Anne Carlsen Center (Anne Carlsen) is a non-profit organization which has been providing supports and services for 80 years to individuals in North Dakota with developmental disability or delay. Rich in tradition, Anne Carlsen has positioned itself on the cutting edge of innovation with unique programs, creative therapies and advanced assistive technologies that meet the specific needs of those we serve.
Be a part of an organization whose mission is to make independence a gift to those in your community! Location: Fargo Open to considering qualified candidates in rural southeast ND Shift: Monday-Friday 8am-5pm with varying hours Job Schedule: Full Time Weekly Hours: 32-40 JOB SUMMARY: The purpose of this job is to provide home-based family-focused early intervention and developmental services to assigned infants and toddlers and their families. The Early Intervention program is provided on a regional basis across the state of North Dakota. QUALIFICATIONS (minimum requirements) Education and/or years’ experience required: Bachelor’s degree in Early Education, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Registered Nursing, Social Work, Special Education, or Speech Therapy Program emphasis on early childhood special needs training or practicum Active North Dakota licensure in individual discipline or area of study Valid North Dakota driver’s license Local travel required Preferred Skills and Abilities: Master’s degree or Doctoral degree Prior experience in Early Intervention programming Prior experience in special education, early childhood development or developmental disabilities Supervision of others/decision making aptitude (if applicable): This position does not have supervisory responsibilities.
Requires a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field such as Early Education, Therapy, Nursing, or Social Work. Candidates must hold an active North Dakota license and a valid driver's license for local travel.
Market context
Demand for early intervention roles in North Dakota is often tied to families needing developmental support across home, clinic, and community settings. This role is competitive because it requires a relevant bachelor’s degree, an active North Dakota license, and a valid driver’s license for local travel, while benefits include health, dental, vision, paid time off, and disability insurance. Before applying, confirm your license status and travel readiness; this platform’s AI-summarized requirements and benefits help you review the original posting faster.