Communication Support Professionals use ASL, SEE, LSQ, and other methods to assist people with developmental disabilities through personalized support. This direct support position serves Deaf, hard of hearing, or non-verbal individuals.
At DeafBlind Ontario Services, Communication Support Professionals provide customized services based on each person's communication method, needs, and goals. The work includes life skills training, social skill development, advocacy, personal care, and support for independence. Candidates may enter as a Communication Support Professional or second-level Certified Deafblind Intervenor Specialist.
Key Responsibilities:
- Provide person-centered support tailored to individual needs and goals
- Facilitate communication using ASL, SEE, LSQ, and other methods
- Implement behavioural strategies and complete tracking and reporting
- Follow medical procedures and complete required documentation
- Assist with personal care, meals, finances, and budgeting
Requirements:
- Belief in every person's infinite possibilities
- Commitment to teamwork, learning, accountability, and trust
- Genuine care for people's well-being
- Responsibility for actions and decisions
- Commitment to organizational mission, vision, and values
Apply communication, advocacy, and life skills support to help individuals build independence and achieve personal goals.
