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This part-time companion role involves providing supportive accompaniment to a physically active 33-year-old individual with psychological disabilities, including atypical autism and recently developed mild epilepsy. The companion must be capable of maintaining a brisk walking pace during local outings and be mature, stable, and responsible. Key responsibilities include safely escorting the individual from their home, engaging in walking activities in the local area, and participating in occasional spontaneous social activities such as dining out. A critical aspect of the role is ensuring the individual's safety during potential epileptic seizures, requiring completion of three brief e-learning modules on epilepsy prior to starting. The companion should be comfortable in a home environment with a cat present. The position demands reliability and attentiveness to the individual's needs, with a focus on promoting independence and well-being through social engagement. This entry-level role requires certification-level education, emphasizing practical knowledge of epilepsy management and supportive care. Compensation is hourly and varies by day, reflecting weekend work. Overall, the ideal candidate demonstrates empathy, physical capability for brisk walking, basic knowledge of epilepsy care, and a stable, patient demeanor suitable for supporting a person with complex psychological and neurological conditions.