01 — Careers / Now Hiring

Join our team and help shape a child's earliest years.

We're hiring IECE Educators, Occupational Therapists, Physical Therapists, and Speech-Language Pathologists to serve families across Northeastern Kentucky. If you want your work to matter before a child turns three — let's talk.

Supporting Children, Empowering Families — Join our team. We need IECE educators, OT, PT, and SLP. Call 606.929.9155.
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02 — Open Roles

Four disciplines. One shared mission.

01

IECE Educator

Interdisciplinary Early Childhood Educators design and deliver developmental plans for infants and toddlers, coaching families through everyday routines.

02

Occupational Therapist

Help babies and toddlers build the fine motor, sensory, and self-care skills that make play, feeding, and learning possible.

03

Physical Therapist

Support gross motor development — rolling, sitting, crawling, walking — in the family home where children are most comfortable.

04

Speech-Language Pathologist

Coach families on communication, language, and feeding strategies that grow with the child through their earliest years.

03 — Why KEIS

A career where every visit changes a story.

Flexible Schedule
Home-based visits you build around the family — and your own life.
Mission-Driven
Every visit changes a trajectory. The work matters before the child turns three.
Statewide Network
Backed by Kentucky's Cabinet for Health and Family Services and a regional team.
Ongoing Training
Continuing education, mentorship, and a credentialing pathway through KEIS.

04 — Provider Enrollment & Resources

Become a credentialed KEIS provider.

New providers enroll through the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services. Below are the official state resources — provider coaching, enrollment information, regulations, and family-facing materials you'll use day-to-day.

05 — FAQ

Questions we hear most.

Who does KEIS serve?
Children from birth to age 3 who have a developmental delay, a diagnosed condition with a high probability of delay, or an established risk condition. Services are available regardless of family income.
Is there a cost to families?
Evaluation, eligibility, service coordination, and IFSP development are at no cost. Other services use a sliding Family Share fee based on income and family size — and private insurance or Medicaid is billed first when available.
Where do services happen?
In the child's natural environment — typically the family home, but also childcare settings and community spaces where the child spends their day.
How do I refer a child?
Anyone — parent, doctor, childcare provider, or family member — can refer. Use the Refer a Child form on this site or call our office at 606.929.9155.
What credentials do I need to work with KEIS?
Each discipline (IECE, OT, PT, SLP) follows the personnel qualifications in 902 KAR 30:150. New providers complete KEIS credentialing through the Cabinet for Health and Family Services — we'll walk you through it.
Is this employment or contract work?
Most KEIS providers work as independent contractors with flexible caseloads, billing through the state system. Reach out and we'll explain the options that fit your situation.
What region does the NE Kentucky office cover?
We serve the FIVCO and Gateway districts — Boyd, Carter, Elliott, Greenup, Lawrence, Bath, Menifee, Montgomery, Morgan, and Rowan counties.

06 — Apply

Ready to join us? We'd love to hear from you.

Send a résumé and a short note about which role interests you. We'll reach out within a few business days.

Office
5850 US Route 60, Ashland, KY 41102