WCMHS is seeking an Assistive Communication Specialist to empower individuals to be heard, understood, and fully included. The Assistive Communication Specialist plays a vital role in supporting individuals with significant communication needs to express themselves, build relationships, and achieve their social, behavioral, and employment goals. By specializing in augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) and supported typing, this role helps remove barriers to participation and independence. Working collaboratively with individuals, families, support teams, and employers, the Specialist designs and implements effective communication strategies, provides hands-on training, and advocates for access to the tools and supports that make meaningful communication possible.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level