Developmental Interventionist

Equal Partners Foundation in Malta is a parent-run foundation established in 1999, with the primary objective of supporting individuals with disability and learning difficulties. The foundation is a leader in innovative inclusive practices. They are looking to recruit a Developmental Interventionist to join their team on a part-time basis. 

Following the consolidation of our foundation and increase in demand for services, we are looking for motivated individuals with a positive outlook on the future, capable of adapting easily to new situations with a can-do attitude, respectful toward diversity, enhanced self-determination, and quality of life.

• Developmental Interventionists will perform duties and interventions according to the service user’s needs at home, school, and in the community. They will help service users develop their full potential in communication, socialization, self-help skills, motor development, and academic skills.
• Applicants need to be flexible, work on their own initiative, and be under the supervision of a trans-disciplinary team.

Requirements: 

• A degree in psychology or a relevant field, ABA certification, and experience will be considered an asset.
• Graduates in psychology, education, speech and language pathologists, and O.T. are invited to apply.

*If you share our passion and commitment towards creating an inclusive society for persons with a disability in all spheres of life, then you should join our team to keep making this a reality.

Equal Partners Foundation: 
Equal Partners Foundation is a parent-run, non-profit foundation supporting families with children and adults with disabilities and/or learning difficulties. Following the social model of disability, all our support programmes are individualised and are delivered in the community, in the natural environment where the individual requires support, including in homes, schools, places of work and recreation and the community at large. It is in these places that one can find our partners receiving support. Equal Partners seeks to support people with disabilities and learning difficulties toward a more independent and meaningful life within an inclusive society.