What Youll Do Depending on your assigned program and schedule, you may: Lead or support structured games, activities, and learning experiences Encourage communication, socialization, teamwork, and positive behavior Help individuals work toward IEP, PCISP, ISP, or other individualized goals Assist with daily living skills, personal care, hygiene, meals, and routines Provide one-on-one support in an individuals home or community Support behavior strategies outlined in the individuals plan Assist with medication administration after completing required training Provide transportation or supervision during appointments, outings, and activities Maintain a safe, welcoming, and inclusive environment Complete accurate service documentation Collaborate with families, coworkers, and members of the individuals care team Who Were Looking For This position may be a great fit for: College students studying education, psychology, social work, healthcare, or a related field Parents or caregivers seeking work around a nontraditional schedule Education or childcare professionals looking for additional afternoon or weekend hours Candidates who prefer shorter shifts instead of a traditional 8-hour workday Anyone interested in building experience in disability services, behavioral health, education, or human services Experience is helpful; it is not required. Whether you are balancing school, family responsibilities, another part-time position, or simply prefer a schedule outside traditional business hours, this role offers meaningful work during hours that may fit your availability.