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United States , Los Angeles

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As an expert in providing support to children with autism, the On Court Support specialist’s goal is to teach the assigned program’s volunteers and Program Director(s) on how to best work with, communicate with, and relate to the children in our program. The goal is not to work directly with participants, but to consult on strategies and basic principles of behavior to our volunteers who work directly with the participants.

Job Responsibility:

  • Teach program volunteers and Program Director(s) on how to best work with, communicate with, and relate to children with autism
  • Consult on strategies and basic principles of behavior to volunteers
  • Work directly with, and provide feedback to, Program Directors and volunteers on best practices
  • Focus on primary goals: Have fun (task analysis to meet them where they’re at so they can be engaged)
  • Socialization (ideally with other participants, but volunteers too)
  • Exercise (keep them moving, minimal standing around)

Requirements:

  • Formal education and experience working with children with autism and other developmental disabilities in a professional or adaptive recreation setting
  • Understanding of basic principles of behavior and ability to communicate them to laymen in a clear and concise manner

Nice to have:

Tennis experience

Additional Information:

Job Posted:
December 05, 2025

Employment Type:
Parttime
Work Type:
On-site work
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