Developmental Interventionist

Holding Hands OpCo LLC

Rosemead, CAPart-timePosted Mar 6, 2026

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Benefits

Paid Time Off

Job Description

you have a knack for fostering engagement and connection through relationship-based interactions? Holding Hands Inc. is seeking a dynamic individual to join our team as a Developmental Interventionist.

Location: , CA Region | Sessions are completed in one of our beautiful clinics, the clients home, or another community location.
• We work diligently to schedule your clients within 20/miles or 30/minutes (whichever is closest) to your home to minimize commute time.
Pay: $22 - $26/hr depending on experience & education

Schedule: Part-Time | 15 - 25+ hours per week
• Block Schedule Options Include:
• Block 1: Monday - Friday 3pm - 8pm

What You'll Do

Developmental Interventionists will be using a model of intervention referred to as DIR®/ Floortime™. D.I.R which stands for Developmental, Individual Difference, Relationship-based modality. Some of the techniques used are referred to as Floortime™ which is a specific technique to both follow the individual's natural emotional interests (lead) and at the same time challenge the individual towards mastery of the social, emotional, and intellectual capacities.
• Conduct one-on-one Adaptive Skills DIR®/Floortime™ sessions focused on relationship-based interactions.
• Support clients in building social-emotional development and communication skills.
• Follow the client's lead-join their play and expand on their interests to encourage engagement and growth.
• Use a variety of tools depending on developmental stage and goals, including:
• Toys and games
• Sensory-motor activities
• Music
• Life skills and self-care routines
• Social-emotional dyadic lessons
• Play and social skills building
• Create a warm, supportive, and nurturing environment throughout each session.
• Build strong, trusting relationships with both the client and their family.
• Approach each session with flexibility, empathy, and creativity.
• Recognize and celebrate each client's unique strengths, progress, and milestones.
• Help clients work toward their goals and reach their fullest potential.
https://www.holdinghandsinc.com/pediatric-services/dir-floortime/

What you bring to the table

Minimum Qualifications
• Bachelor's Degree
• Minimum 1 year experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities (paid or unpaid)
• Reliable source of transportation
• Must be able to lift at least 10 pounds, sit on the floor, and run as needed
• Must be comfortable commuting 20 miles or 30 minutes to client sessions
• Passion for working with children, youth, and young adults with developmental disabilities
Preferred Qualifications
• CPR certification in both pediatrics and adults
• Master's Degree or Enrolled in a Masters Program
• Bilingual
Benefits & Perks You Will Love

Benefits & Perks!
• Paid training
• Technology provided, such as a company iPad
• Paid weekly mentor meetings for Developmental Interventionists during first 3 months during.
• Paid weekly DIR Training meetings for Developmental Interventionists on a range of topics that include a multi-disciplinary lens.
• Possible pay increases with completion of DIR/Floortime certifications.
• Paid travel time in between clients & Mileage reimbursement
• 401(k) with a company match
• Sick/mental wellness paid time off
• Unlimited Referral Bonus
• Annual Performance Reviews with opportunity for pay increases

Ready to Make a Difference?

If you're driven by connection, creativity, and compassion-and you're excited to learn-you belong at Holding Hands. We welcome applicants of all backgrounds and experiences-criminal history won't preclude your opportunity.

Apply today and help us build the future of inclusive, personcentered care!

Qualifications

  • Some of the techniques used are referred to as Floortime™ which is a specific technique to both follow the individual's natural emotional interests (lead) and at the same time challenge the individual towards mastery of the social, emotional, and intellectual capacities
  • Conduct one-on-one Adaptive Skills DIR®/Floortime™ sessions focused on relationship-based interactions
  • Toys and games
  • Life skills and self-care routines
  • Bachelor's Degree
  • Minimum 1 year experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities (paid or unpaid)
  • Reliable source of transportation
  • Must be able to lift at least 10 pounds, sit on the floor, and run as needed
  • Must be comfortable commuting 20 miles or 30 minutes to client sessions
  • Passion for working with children, youth, and young adults with developmental disabilities

Benefits

  • Compensation: $22.00 - $26.00 / hour
  • Pay: $22 - $26/hr depending on experience & education
  • Schedule: Part-Time | 15 - 25+ hours per week
  • Benefits & Perks You Will Love
  • Benefits & Perks!
  • Paid training
  • Technology provided, such as a company iPad
  • Paid weekly mentor meetings for Developmental Interventionists during first 3 months during
  • Paid weekly DIR Training meetings for Developmental Interventionists on a range of topics that include a multi-disciplinary lens
  • Possible pay increases with completion of DIR/Floortime certifications
  • Paid travel time in between clients & Mileage reimbursement
  • 401(k) with a company match
  • Sick/mental wellness paid time off
  • Unlimited Referral Bonus
  • Annual Performance Reviews with opportunity for pay increases

Responsibilities

  • We work diligently to schedule your clients within 20/miles or 30/minutes (whichever is closest) to your home to minimize commute time
  • Block 1: Monday - Friday 3pm - 8pm
  • Developmental Interventionists will be using a model of intervention referred to as DIR®/ Floortime™
  • Support clients in building social-emotional development and communication skills
  • Follow the client's lead-join their play and expand on their interests to encourage engagement and growth
  • Use a variety of tools depending on developmental stage and goals, including:
  • Play and social skills building
  • Create a warm, supportive, and nurturing environment throughout each session
  • Build strong, trusting relationships with both the client and their family
  • Approach each session with flexibility, empathy, and creativity
  • Recognize and celebrate each client's unique strengths, progress, and milestones
  • Help clients work toward their goals and reach their fullest potential


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