Deaf blind intervenor - Dryden

The intervenor will act as a communicator and sighted guide for individuals with a combined loss of hearing and sight, facilitating their interaction with the environment. Additional responsibilities include assisting with daily tasks and transporting clients to appointments.

The ideal candidate should have a diploma in deafblind services or equivalent and three to five years of experience working with individuals who are deafblind. Formal training in asl and a valid driver's license are also required.