Employment Opportunity Posting: Early Intervention Part-time Physical Therapist, La Plata, San Juan, Montezuma/Dolores and/or Archuleta counties.
Community Connections, Inc. is seeking a part-time licensed Physical Therapist to provide PT services for children birth - 3 in Early Intervention. Flexible schedule and hours may range from 5-15 hours per week. Services are provided in homes and community settings, both in-person and via Zoom/telehealth. We promote a coaching model (empowering parents and teachers to continue implementing strategies between visits). Qualified applicants must delight in working with young children and enjoy being part of a team supporting families. Ability to provide services in Spanish is ideal, but not required. Intimate knowledge of Indigenous (primarily Dine and/or Ute) or Hispanic cultures is also ideal but not required. $43.25/hr (plus mileage) includes direct service as well as prep and travel time. Part time with limited benefits including: Legal Shield available for purchase; participation in flexible spending account; participation in 401K after 12 months of employment and 1,000 hours worked within the 12 months; employee assistance program (EAP); unlimited paid time off; paid holidays.
Complete prescreening questions, add resume and cover letter, click on "Submit Application", then complete Community Connection application. EOE Open until filled.
Flexible work from home options available.
Community Connections' mission is to connect people with disabilities, developmental delays, and complex needs to the resources they choose to lead healthy and fulfilling lives.
Vision Statement: We envision a world where all people fully belong, contribute, and thrive.
Organizational Values:
At Community Connections…
• We support people in reaching their own goals.
• We create a safe & welcoming space for all.
• We empower people to be themselves.
• We advocate for justice.
• We develop trust through our actions.
The Organization
The Case Management Agency is comprised of four main components: Administration, Case Management, Early Intervention Services, and Family Support Services. The Board of Directors establishes financial, program, and personnel policies that in turn are administered by the President/CEO. The Board may have up to eleven members representing businesses, parents of individuals with disabilities, people with disabilities, etc. All board members are volunteers from communities within our service delivery area which includes Archuleta, Dolores, LaPlata, Montezuma, and San Juan counties. A continuous attempt is made to have representation from all ethnic and cultural communities served. The Board of Directors, employees, volunteers, and persons served by this organization will be selected entirely on a non-discriminatory basis with respect to age, sex, disability, race, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, and other protected classifications.
