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    • Therefore, comprehensive training and ongoing support will be provided to help you succeed and grow in this role.
    • This position will be assisting a young adult male with autism in his daily life.
    • Provide one-on-one support tailored to his needs and preferences.
    • Network with co-workers regarding issues relevant to the support of the person receiving services.
    • Facilitate appropriate communication between the person…
    • Actively coach, educate and train direct support workers using strategies such as Behaviour Skills Training (BST).
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    • You will be providing one-on-one support to a young adult male with autism in a program focused on building independence, confidence, and everyday life skills.
    • Provide clinical support and insight to residential counsellors during periods of behavioural escalation and crisis.
    • Advanced knowledge of ABA principles.
    • Communicate directly with management and/or clinical team to relay relevant questions and observations from CXC workers.
    • Class-5 BC License (required).
    • This rate aligns with the BC Employment Standards Act for “live-in home support workers” and does not include overtime.
    • One year commitment to the agency.
    • The House Manager leads client-focused planning efforts, supports a multidisciplinary care team, and facilitates holistic support plans that align with Pivot…
    • In this role, you’ll support the well-being, independence, and community inclusion of individuals with developmental disabilities through personalized, activity…
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    • Demonstrated commitment to workplace health and safety, with a willingness to contribute and lead in the culture of safety and prevention of adverse health…
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    • Demonstrated commitment to workplace health and safety, with a willingness to contribute and lead in the culture of safety and prevention of adverse health…
    • Female workers are preferred due to resident's needs..
    • You must be able to provide guidance and support in a compassionate, respectful, and understanding…
    • 1:1 support for complex care clients in residence and out in the community, by providing behaviour management support.
    • Autism/Mental Health: 1 year (required).
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    • Access to community member discounts.
    • Implementing safety and behavior support plans under the guidance of the broader care team.
    • First Aid and CPR Certificate.
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Active and Creative Autism Support worker - job post

Confidential
Vancouver, BC
$80,000 a year - Permanent, Part-time, Full-time

Job details

Pay

  • $80,000 a year

Job type

  • Part-time
  • Permanent
  • Full-time

Shift and schedule

  • Weekends as needed

Location

Vancouver, BC

Benefits

Pulled from the full job description

  • Paid time off
  • Vision care
  • Dental care
  • Casual dress
  • Extended health care
  • On-site parking

Full job description

Active and Creative Autism Support worker.

Looking for an individual to add extra sunshine to our team!

If you are looking for a career in making a meaningful impact, or know someone who is, please keep reading.

We are looking for someone that is energetic, compassionate, and loves arts and crafts. This position is ideal for someone who enjoys building meaningful connections, brings a sense of fun and positivity to their work, and has experience supporting individuals who are neurodiverse. Someone who brings FUN to work with them would be a great addition!

The right person will be patient, intuitive, and engaging, with a natural ability to create a comfortable and supportive environment. Someone who has chosen this field as a career path and is interested in making a lasting commitment. Some related work experience could look like, working as ECE, EA, teacher, etc.

You’ll be joining a collaborative and supportive team focused on creating an exceptional quality of life for an individual with autism.

Our team is supported by experienced aides and board-certified behavioral psychologists. We invest in our team long term by providing continual education and training. Therefore, comprehensive training and ongoing support will be provided to help you succeed and grow in this role.

What You’ll Be Doing

Much of your time will be spent out in the community, encouraging participation, independence, and connection through a variety of activities.

Some of the activities include:

  • Sports such as basketball, football, soccer, and tennis
  • Running and staying active
  • Cooking and baking (including decorating projects)
  • Swimming
  • Arts, crafts, and creative projects
  • Photography
  • Supporting continued learning and life skills development
  • Exploring job sampling opportunities

Requirements

  • At least 1 year of experience supporting youth with developmental disabilities and/or autism is preferred (professional or personal experience)

Qualifications

  • Valid Class 5 BC driver’s license (required)
  • Standard First Aid and CPR C certification (preferred)
  • Ministry of Justice CRRP (Criminal Record) clearance (preferred)

A thorough background and security check will be conducted prior to any job offer.

Availability

Both part-time and full-time positions are available. While full-time is preferred, we are open to accommodating part-time schedules for the right candidate. Evening and weekend availability is required, including Saturdays.

Pay: $80,000.00 per year

Benefits:

  • Casual dress
  • Dental care
  • Extended health care
  • On-site parking
  • Paid time off
  • Vision care

Application question(s):

  • How many years of experience supporting someone who is neurodiverse?
  • Do you have a BC Class 5 Driver's license?

Work Location: In person

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