What You'll Actually DoLead hands-on group activities that support learning, confidence, and independenceTeach and reinforce practical life skills, social skills, communication, and choice-makingSupport community outings, volunteer activities, and recreational experiencesEncourage and coach individuals as they work toward personal goalsProvide personal care, including restroom, hygiene, eating, and mobility supportProvide behavioral support and use trained de-escalation techniques when neededFollow individualized service and behavior support plansDrive company vehicles for outings and community activitiesComplete accurate electronic documentation related to goals, progress, and daily activitiesPrepare, clean, and reset program areas and work closely with your team to maintain a safe and supportive environmentYour Experience MattersWe're looking for candidates who already have some hands-on experience supporting adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities.  Relevant experience may include work as a DSP, Behavior Technician/RBT, paraprofessional, respite provider, job coach, community support professional, or similar human services role.
