Struktur og sanselighed i fokus hos livlig dreng på 3 år i Jægerspris

This role requires specialized experience in supporting young children with autism spectrum disorder and intellectual disabilities, specifically a 3-year-old non-verbal boy who communicates through body language and sounds. Key competencies include providing structured, calm, and sensory-focused care that emphasizes creating a safe and predictable environment without imposing demands. The caregiver must be skilled in interpreting non-verbal cues and sensory needs, maintaining continuous attentive presence, and managing challenging behaviors such as self-injury and sensitivity to loud noises. Practical caregiving skills such as personal hygiene assistance, including diaper changes, are essential. The position demands emotional stability, patience, respectfulness, and the ability to remain composed under stress. Reliability and the capacity to provide consistent weekend support are critical, with shifts lasting six hours either weekly or biweekly. A valid category B driver's license and access to a personal vehicle are required for transportation. The role benefits from prior experience with children on the autism spectrum, whether as a trained pedagogue or an unskilled worker with relevant background. The employer offers structured onboarding, ongoing training, and professional development opportunities, alongside social benefits such as pension, health insurance, and work injury coverage. Overall, the ideal candidate demonstrates a strong commitment to individualized care, sensitivity to sensory processing challenges, and the ability to foster trust and comfort in a family-centered setting.