Three Federal
Organizations that Appeal to Me:
Three Jobs I would be
Interested in:
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Project Manager, Early Childhood Equity
The Project Manager, Early Childhood Equity will
lead and advance the youth and family projects designed to promote youth
development.
Job Description
The Project Manager, Early Childhood Equity
will lead and advance the youth and family project(s) designed to promote youth
development and/or family enrichment. This position will have direct oversight
of assigned activities related to these efforts and will interact regularly
with other department members to continuously develop structure, fund,
implement, evaluate, innovate, sustain, and spread equity strategies and data
throughout the Y movement. Specifically, this position will organize and
lead aspects of these efforts that engage local YMCA staff and leadership in
activities to ensure that YMCA Associations will adhere to standards and
performance requirements.
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Developmental Specialist for Early Intervention
program
Non-profit organization in Las
Vegas, NV is looking for Developmental Specialists for our Early Intervention
Program, working with children from birth to age 3 who have special needs. Bachelor's Degree in this field is a MUST, preferably
in Early Childhood and/or Special Education; however, psychology or similar
field may be considered. A minimum of one year
experience working with children from birth to age three is required.
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Assessment Reliability Specialist
Position Description
NAEYC seeks an experienced, goal-oriented candidate to serve as the Assessment Reliability Specialist, reporting to the Reliability Manager. The Assessment Reliability Specialist will support the work of our Accreditation System which administers a national, voluntary, professionally sponsored system to help improve the quality of care and education provided for young children in group programs throughout the US. This position works as a member of the national team overseeing the process of accreditation for early childhood programs.
NAEYC seeks an experienced, goal-oriented candidate to serve as the Assessment Reliability Specialist, reporting to the Reliability Manager. The Assessment Reliability Specialist will support the work of our Accreditation System which administers a national, voluntary, professionally sponsored system to help improve the quality of care and education provided for young children in group programs throughout the US. This position works as a member of the national team overseeing the process of accreditation for early childhood programs.
