Communications Paraprofessional

Qualifications:

– Completed a minimum of a high school diploma; Associate degree preferred with continued employment conditional on successful completion of the Paraeducator Generalist I Certificate
– Pass the required security check conducted as per Human Resources hiring practice
– Must have transportation and valid drivers license
– Communication skills adequate for the task assigned
– Ability to relate to student population being served

Job Responsibilities:

– Assist the SLP with screenings and during assessments of students without interpretation
– Assist with data collection and documentation as directed by the SLP and/or Autism Team Leader
– Follow documented treatment plans developed by the supervising SLP and/or Autism Team Leader
– Plan activities that lead to student success on goals
– Assist in providing active positive engagement for children birth to 3 and early childhood age (3-5 yr olds) with Autism Spectrum Disorders
– Assist with clerical duties such as preparing materials and scheduling activities as directed by SLP and/or Autism Team Leader
– Assist with departmental operations (scheduling, record keeping, safety/maintenance of supplies and equipment)
– Collect data for monitoring quality improvement
– Exhibit compliance with regulations, reimbursement requirements, and Communication Paraprofessionals job responsibilities
– Additional duties as assigned
– Participate in professional development activities
– Maintain confidentiality with regard to student record and information