Cognitive Development Specialist
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Last updated on 21 Jan 2026
Overview
A Cognitive Development Specialist focuses on how children acquire knowledge, problem-solving skills, and language. They assess developmental milestones and create intervention plans for delays. Their work helps parents, educators, and doctors support child development. Often found in clinics, schools, or research settings, they use tests, observations, and therapies. They aim to nurture optimal cognitive growth.

Job Description
- Assess cognitive and developmental milestones in children.
- Develop personalized learning or intervention plans.
- Work closely with educators and therapists.
- Monitor progress and revise goals as needed.
- Guide parents on developmental support strategies.
- Conduct developmental screenings and educational workshops.
- Research new methods for cognitive enhancement in children.

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