The specialist, intervenor acts as a communicator and sighted guide for individuals who are deafblind, providing one-On-One support in their home or community settings. Key duties include facilitating access to information, teaching concepts, and empowering individuals to participate actively in community life, recreation, and education.
Candidates should possess knowledge of intervention theories and deafblindness culture, along with strong communication and interpersonal skills, demonstrating self-Motivation and the ability to work independently. A diploma or degree in human services is preferred, along with a willingness to learn alternate communication formats like two-Hand manual, asl, and braille.
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