ECIPC - Career

05/27/2026

Discover 5+ rewarding early childhood intervention careers—https://bit.ly/4eSU8T9

05/13/2026

As an early childhood special education teacher, help young children with disabilities discover how they learn best—through play, connection, and small wins that grow into big success. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4cujsiK

04/29/2026

Charlene Woo, an occupational therapist in Philadelphia, has seen firsthand in the ICU how babies and parents need support for their connection at birth and further development. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4vsLjbT

04/15/2026

As an early childhood intervention Speech-Language Pathologist, you support young children with disabilities as they learn to communicate, connect, and express themselves with their families. Learn more: https://bit.ly/41wTAxE

The qualifications of a Speech-Language Pathologist vary from state to state, but ECIPC is here to help get you started.

04/03/2026

As an early childhood interventionist, partner with families so that young children with disabilities can build skills, confidence, and joy in their everyday routines. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4eSU8T9

01/28/2026

Find your state program today! Visit https://ecipc.org/

12/31/2025

As an early childhood intervention Speech-Language Pathologist, you support young children with disabilities as they learn to communicate, connect, and express themselves with their families. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4jZWfGF

12/29/2025

Ellie Gonsalues, an Early Intervention Coordinator, manages services for children from birth to age three. She works closely with families and providers to ensure each family’s needs are met with the right tools and ongoing support. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4hEASLQ

12/26/2025

As an Early Childhood Intervention Physical Therapist, you help young children with disabilities learn to move, explore, and play so they can fully participate in everyday family life. LEARN MORE: https://bit.ly/43RHnFP

12/24/2025

As an early childhood special education teacher, support young children with disabilities to communicate, play, and participate fully in their classrooms and communities. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3IjgxOx