Early Intervention Developmental Specialist, Graduate Certificate

Credential: Graduate Certificate
Field of Study: Early Intervention Developmental Specialist

Program Overview

An Early Intervention Developmental Specialist is a professional who is trained to work with individuals with disabilities by implementing strategies, curricula, and interventions, in addition to working with families to support child skill development. This Early Intervention (EI) certificate is for individuals who are interested in working with young children.

Graduate Policies

For graduate policies and procedures, please review the School of Graduate Studies section of the General Bulletin.

Program Requirements

Course List
Code	Title	Hours
Required Courses
COSI 431	Medical Aspects of Developmental Disabilities: Theory and Practice	2
COSI 452A	Graduate Clinical Practicum I: Case Management	1
or PSCL 432A	Early Intervention Graduate Practicum A: Foundations for Interpersonal Communication
COSI 452B	Graduate Clinical Practicum II: Professional Issues	1
or PSCL 432B	Early Intervention Graduate Practicum B: School Practicum and Foundations for IPC
COSI 600	Special Problems and Topics	2
PSCL 434	Early Intervention I: Theories and Practice	3
PSCL 433	Early Intervention Child Psychology: Infant and Toddler Development	2
PSCL 435	Early Intervention II: Evidence Based Practice	2
Choose one of the following:		3
PSCL 425	Methods of Assessment I
PSCL 436	Introduction to Applied Behavior Analysis
Total Hours		16

2022-23 General Bulletin

Early Intervention Developmental Specialist, Graduate Certificate

Program Overview

Graduate Policies

Program Requirements

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