Autism Specialist

The autism support broker assists families of individuals with autism by building support teams, coordinating with service providers, researching funding, and developing self-Directed networks. This role involves facilitating communication across disciplines, ensuring regulatory compliance, and maintaining program quality standards.

Candidates must possess a bachelor's degree in a related field or an associate's degree with more extensive experience working with young children with autism and their families, including a minimum of three years in human services. Applicants need reliable vehicle access, comfort working independently in community homes, and must obtain required certifications like cpr, first aid, map, net, and safety care within specified timeframes.