Bilingual Parent Educator – Early Intervention

Job overview

The Bilingual Parent Educator – Early Intervention role is onsite in Phoenix, AZ, with home visits serving families in the designated Northwest Maricopa area. Compensation is $19.95–$21.95 per hour. Child & Family Resources supports families through the Parents as Teachers Early Intervention Program. The educator works with families and caregivers to support children’s development through home visits, assessments, goal setting, screenings, and connections to community resources. The role helps families navigate services and pursue goals through culturally relevant, linguistically appropriate education and advocacy.

What you'll do

• Implement the Parents as Teachers model and curriculum
• conduct home visits and maintain a caseload of 15 families
• prepare visit plans and complete documentation within required timeframes
• support families with resources and participation in IEP or AzEIP meetings
• administer developmental, sensory, and other specified screenings
• facilitate monthly group connections
• coordinate and advocate for services
• maintain case records
• build community partnerships
• attend required training, supervision, and program meetings
• travel to visits, trainings, and events.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

bilingual parent educator

early intervention

child & family resources

phoenix az

full-time

$19.95–$21.95/hr

spanish and english

home visits

parents as teachers

family support

developmental screenings

caseload of 15 families

evenings and weekends

travel required

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Benefits & perks

• After 90 days: vacation leave, sick leave, personal leave, and 11 paid holidays.
• Group health insurance, dependent health insurance, dental, and vision insurance are available.

Why this role

Requires Spanish-English bilingual ability, a bachelor’s degree in a related field, two or more years working with young children ages 0–5 and their parents, and experience with developmentally delayed children and the AzEIP program. Home visits may include evenings and weekends; travel to visits and events is required. Benefits begin after 90 days and include leave, paid holidays, and insurance options.

About the employer

Child & Family Resources is hiring for this role. Industry: Child and Youth Services. Sector: 62.