Toileting, changing of diapers, and/or changing of menstrual pads Grooming activities (washing, shaving, combing hair, brushing teeth, etc.) o Monitors the incidence and prevalence of designated health problems or medical conditions, e.g., seizure precautions or extreme lethargy o Assists with mobilization o Assists with oral feeding o Observes and intervenes to redirect inappropriate behavior o Assists, monitors, and guides students to pay attention, participate in activities, and complete tasks o Accompanies students on school buses, vans, or other vehicles as needed o Consult with other service providers and teachers concerning students' medical/mental health status and any perceived problems as directed by the supervising teacher and/or program supervisor o Maintains records or data related to students' medical, behavioral, and academic needs, including progress monitoring, charting, medical assistance forms, and/or school-based ACCESS billing. This role involves aiding the student in accessing their educational program through various means, such as providing assistance with balance, engaging in visual perceptual activities, refining fine and/or gross motor skills, assisting with boarding/exiting the school van, and offering prompts to maintain focus.