| CPT Graduate Opportunities |
The answer to the lack of quality childcare in this nation is a trained advocate whose expertise in the field helps a Special Needs Child thrive.
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At various levels and organizational relationship, both Professional and Certified Pediatric Technicians work with medical, social service, educational and legal professionals.
As a result of the unique training, a CPT can:
- Identify special children's needs.
- Implement Plans of Care or IEPs that meet individualized assessments.
- Implement age appropriate stimulation and limitations to meet the goals and outcomes of the child study team.
- Promote intellectual, emotional and social development of the child.
- Orient other staff to the child's needs and Plan of Care or IEP adjustments.
- Act as Liaisons for social service agencies, families and staff members and outside consultants or professionals regarding service.
- Contribute to the growth and development of the child while performing additional assigned responsibilities as necessary and appropriate.
Sometimes insurance or federal/state funding will assist a family pay for the services of a Certified Pediatric Technician.
A CERTIFIED PEDIATRIC TECHNICIAN SHOULD BE PART OF THE FEDERAL IDEA EDUCATION PLAN (IEP).
Graduate opportunities are dependent on internal qualifications of employers and individual state regulations.
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