A private family in Frisco, TX
Full-time · 40 hours a weekCaregiver
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A caregiver supports a person with daily living, safety and routines, at home, at school or in the community. One-to-one caregivers for adults with autism or developmental disabilities follow a plan built with the family and support communication, behavior and personal care.
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A caregiver supports a person with daily living, safety and routines, at home, at school or in the community. One-to-one caregivers for adults with autism or developmental disabilities follow a plan built with the family and support communication, behavior and personal care.
What caregivers do
- Help with personal care, meals and daily routines
- Follow the family’s established routines and behavior strategies
- Support communication, including for people who use AAC devices
- Provide supervision and keep the person safe
- Keep simple daily notes for the family
What families look for
- Experience with autism or developmental disabilities
- Calm, consistent de-escalation skills
- Reliability over a full weekly schedule
- CPR and first aid; a background check is usually part of hiring
Questions
Do caregivers need a nursing license?
No. Caregiver roles that do not involve skilled nursing do not require a license; the posting states any requirement.
What is AAC?
Augmentative and alternative communication: devices, apps and picture systems that help a person who does not speak communicate.
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