Full-Time Personal Assistants Needed for 13-Year-Old Client

We are seeking several committed, reliable, and responsible personal assistants to work full-time on a rotating schedule with a 13-year-old client with autism and extensive support needs. This is meaningful work for someone who wants to make a real difference in a young person's daily life and who enjoys working closely with both the client and their family. About the Client The client is a cheerful and energetic 13-year-old boy with autism, intellectual disability, and significant difficulties with speech and communication. He also has a medical condition (situs inversus) that requires daily treatment and monitoring. He lives with his family and enjoys play, music, movement, his siblings, his father, and his pet birds at home. To feel well, he needs clarity, structure, and predictability in his daily routine. Work Hours and Schedule We are seeking assistants for full-time employment on a rotating schedule. Weekdays Morning Shift 6:30 AM - 8:00 AM The shift begins in Rissne where you assist the client with morning routines and prepare him for school. You then accompany the client via transportation service to school in Rotebro. The shift ends at Järva VIP school in Rotebro. Afternoon Shift 2:30 PM - 8:00 PM The shift begins at Järva VIP school in Rotebro. You accompany the client via transportation service home to Rissne and continue working in the home according to the client's needs and planned activities. Weekends Day Shift 9:00 AM–8:00 PM On weekends, you work with the client at home and during various activities outside the home. The focus is on creating a safe, active, and meaningful day by following the client's daily routines and planned activities. About the Work As a personal assistant, you support the client throughout his entire day. Work tasks include: Personal care and supervision - Communication and social interaction - Activities, play, and training - Support with mobility and daily routines - Medical procedures according to instructions - Collaboration with family and other professionals The work is based on daily routines and structures developed by the rehabilitation team. These routines must be followed consistently and cannot be changed without agreement. As an assistant, you actively work to fill the client's day with meaningful activities through mental, physical, and social activities tailored to his needs and mood. Activity Examples Indoor Activities - Drawing, writing, or using a computer when possible - Baking together - Playing hide and seek - Play in the home play area with a focus on communication and interaction - Watching favorite shows or films together - Building train tracks - Listening to music and dancing - Resting together in a calm environment with relaxing music - Reading simple picture books in a playful way - Water play with toys in the bathroom when appropriate - Watching birds and the surroundings from the balcony - Presence and social interaction through play, fun, and shared activities Outdoor Activities - Walks - Visits to playgrounds with a focus on movement and motor training - Playing with balls, jump ropes, sandbox toys, and other activities based on the client's interests - Cycling - Outings to, for example, Leos Lekland, JumpYard, or other favorite activities - Forest outings and nature experiences Important Challenges in the Work The client has extensive support needs and may sometimes display challenging behaviors. This can mean that he: - Becomes frustrated, angry, or acts out - May fight or be aggressive when experiencing strong emotions - Shows self-injurious behaviors, such as hitting his head - Has difficulty understanding instructions, boundaries, and consequences - Reacts negatively to changes or demands - Can have strong reactions to corrections and the word "no" The client communicates primarily through body language, sounds, and occasional words. Therefore, it is important that you are attentive, observant, and can interpret his signals. Important to Know - The client requires constant supervision and cannot be left alone. - You need to be calm, stable, and secure even in stressful situations. - The work requires a low-affect approach. - You need to be able to prevent conflicts and create a sense of security. - Patience, flexibility, and collaboration skills are essential qualities. We Are Looking for Someone Who - Has experience with autism, intellectual disability, or other neuropsychiatric disabilities (a plus) - Is calm, reliable, and responsible - Has a good ability to create structure and follow routines - Can work independently and take initiative - Has a professional and respectful demeanor - Speaks and writes Swedish fluently - Has good physical and mental stamina We Offer - Full-time employment on a rotating schedule - Rewarding and meaningful work - Opportunity to make a significant difference in a young person's life - Close collaboration with the family - Introduction and supervision - Safe working conditions Welcome to Apply! We look forward to hearing from you and telling you more about this opportunity.

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