About the Role
It is the responsibility of the Life Skills Technician to provide the highest quality Participant Assistance and Care (PAC) services to clients as they work one-on-one in the home and/or in the community to help them achieve their goals, ensuring that Partners in Autism, IN-FSSA, and accreditation standards are being met.Â
Duties and Responsibilities:
Maintain Partners in Autism’s company culture standards and best practices
Assist clients by helping them participate in and complete all functional activities of daily living, as well as being a part of the community
Support appropriate client behavior across all settings.
Meet with and/or transport PAC clients in a timely, respectful manner
Provide support to the client and their family/guardian
Make sure the Individual Support Plan for PAC services, as outlined by Partners in Autism and IN-FSSA, is being completed for each clientÂ
Communicate with the Director about accomplishments, concerns, and incidents promptly
Respond to all correspondence from the organization in a timely manner
Fill out all required paperwork properly and on time
Work with the Director of Life Skills and Career Development to ensure quality records are being maintained
Requirements
Must be at least 18 years of age
High School Diploma
Must pass a thorough background check
Must complete trainings, including the HCSP Certification, before working alone with clients
Preferred experience working with individuals with special needs, especially with individuals on the autism spectrum
Must have a valid Driver’s License and proof of vehicle registration and insurance that covers personal injury, loss of life, and property damageÂ
Must have the ability to communicate effectively with technology and a phone/computer to access required documentation and payroll systems
Must be able to work comfortably in a variety of settings and tolerate varying levels of noise
Must complete all company orientations and trainings
Must pass a TB screeningÂ
Must pass and maintain a CPR/First Aid/AED with hands-on certificationÂ
Physical Requirements:
Must be able to meet client PAC needs, which can change based on the environment and may include physical bending, stooping, lifting of over 50 lbs, standing or sitting for long periods of time, and repetitive actions.



