An SLP’s Guide to Working in Early Intervention | Ep. 76 | Full Episode
In this episode, Jennifer shares her top tips from her years of experience working in early intervention. She discusses handling autonomy, being a good communicator, energy levels, creativity, and more!
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TIMESTAMPS:
(0:00) Introduction
(2:25) Jennifer’s Background
(4:19) Find Out How the EI System Works in Your State
(9:28) How Large is the Service You Will Be Serving
(14:08) Handling Autonomy
(18:08) Being Flexible and Adaptable
(22:00) How To Be a Good Communicator
(24:57) Breaking Down Hourly Rate into Total Time
(28:04) Must Like Working With Parents
(32:00) Energy Level
(33:50) Creativity is Key
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SHOW CREDITS
Host - Jennifer Martin
Producer - Jonathan Cary
Assistant Producer - Katie Schrauben
Assistant Producer - Sam MacKay
Music - Aidan Dykes
Пікірлер: 3
Thank you for your honesty. It's a tough job.
Thank you Jennifer! This was very helpful!
Thank you so much for sharing all of this helpful information! Do you know where/how we can connect with SLPs who work in this setting to learn about pros/cons to vendoring directly with early intervention agency vs. working for someone who does? Thinking about whether the "extra" duties like communications with the EI agency/billing/being a one-person show is manageable for having a work/life balance.