Neurodiversity Inclusion Community Integration Support Professional

Neurodiversity Inclusion Community Integration Support Professional Moore Center (IHCB Waiver) Bedford, NH Job Details Full-time $30 an hour 14 hours ago Benefits Mileage reimbursement Paid holidays Health insurance Dental insurance Paid time off Qualifications Working with individuals with neurodevelopmental disorders High school experience Driving Working with adults with disabilities Adults with developmental disabilities Autism spectrum disorders support Technical Proficiency Mobile devices Full Job Description

COMPENSATION

$30/hr x 30 hrs. Weekly($46,800/yr)

Total Package Value:

$62,700/yr (includes $15,600 benefits)

STATUS:

Full-Time (30 hrs/wk) | M-F, 11:30 AM - 5:30 PM (Requires periodic flexibility for field trips or special event days) MISSION We are building a highly collaborative, neurodiversity-affirming support model focused on dynamic inclusion, active mentorship, and communication partnership in community settings. This is a professional, community-integrated role focused on modeling adaptive skills to inspire independence - fundamentally distinct from standard passive care, a home health aide role, or ABA-based therapy. You will serve as the vital link and steady anchor for an exceptional 2:1 staff-to-client team. Collaborating with the Family Manager, a special education tutor, a Junior DSP, and therapists, you will unify daily schedules to drive dynamic learning, inclusion, and engagement.

APPLICANT PROFILE

This position is a perfect next step for an experienced high school paraprofessional ready to transition to a setting outside of school, or a graduate holding a degree in: Special Education / Human Services / Behavioral Science Neuroscience / Neurobiology / Psychology Speech-Language Pathology / Occupational Therapy

CORE RESPONSIBILITIES DSP

Leadership:

Serve as the senior support professional; coordinate and overlap with the private tutor to implement dynamic community programs while directing junior staff.

Program Integration:

Execute and refine instructional programming across adaptive, social, safety, and vocational skill sets.

Advocacy & Support:

Prioritize the client's autonomy in community settings while honoring non-verbal cues, body language, and alternative communication attempts.

Community Connection:

Accompany and support the client during social settings, AAC user groups, and specialized small group day camps.

Technical Support:

Support functional communication via his AAC platform, TouchChat (training provided), and collaborate with staff to implement other Assistive Technologies (AT).

Administration:

Manage senior-level progress reporting and program compliance data.

REQUIREMENTS

Education:

Graduate with a degree in special education, human services, neuroscience, speech pathology, occupational therapy, behavioral science, or a related field.

Experience:

Dedicated individual with experience supporting young adults with autism (high school age and beyond).

Logistics:

Clean driving record, reliable vehicle, and appropriate insurance strictly required for shared community driving (mileage is competitively reimbursed).

Tech-Oriented:

Proficient with modern digital tools (tablets/smartphones) and eager to learn specialized communication platforms.

Availability Note:

Applicants available only after 3:00 PM will not be considered.

BENEFITS & FUNDING

Full medical and dental insurance. 2 weeks paid vacation, personal days, and paid holidays. Potential for extra hours. Funded via the self-directed adult DD waiver through the area agency (Moore Center).

HOW TO APPLY

Submit your resume highlighting your education and a brief introduction, to: . 2

Pay:

$30.00 per hour

Benefits:

Dental insurance Health insurance Mileage reimbursement Paid time off

Work Location:

In person