What You'll Actually DoLead cooking, art, music, recreation, and life-skills activitiesTeach and reinforce skills that promote independenceSupport community outings and volunteer activitiesProvide personal care, including restroom, hygiene, eating, and mobility supportProvide behavioral support and use trained de-escalation techniquesSupport individuals with verbal and nonverbal communication needsFollow individualized support and behavior plansDrive company vehicles for outings and community activitiesComplete accurate electronic documentationPrepare, clean, and reset program areasWork with your team to maintain a safe, positive, and consistent environmentEngagement is part of the job. DSPs actively participate, encourage individuals, adapt activities when needed, and help each person participate at their own ability level.Your Experience MattersWe're looking for candidates with hands-on experience supporting individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities, behavioral needs, personal care needs, or similar support needs.Relevant backgrounds may include Direct Support Professional (DSP), Caregiver, Behavior Technician, Registered Behavior Technician (RBT), Paraprofessional, Teacher's Aide, Respite Provider, Residential Counselor, Community Support Worker, Job Coach, Employment Specialist, or similar human services experience.
