Direct Support Professional - Residential - Broome County Binghamton, NY (http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Binghamton+NY+USA+13905) ApplyJob TypeFull-timeDescriptionDirect Support Professional - ResidentialFull Time, 2nd shift, Wage $17.00-18.25/hrALL TRAINING IS PAID AND PROVIDED - NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARYAre you seeking meaning and purpose in your work life? Do you want to help people discover their unique abilities, promote independence, create friendships, and make a difference every day?ACHIEVE operates homes for people with varying levels of disabilities while providing support to the residents for community activities and work.
Enjoying our local parks
Shopping
Eating at local restaurants
Volunteering for local organizations
These are a few of the things a DSP will do:
Provide training and assistance to the people who receive services in order to help them develop and/or improve independent living skills such as cooking, housekeeping, laundry skills, grocery shopping, etc.
Provide assistance and training to people who receive services to assist them in developing and/or improving personal care skills; i.e. showering, tooth brushing, toileting, bathing, etc.
Providing training in money management such as budgeting, banking and making appropriate purchases.
Administering medications and documentation according to OPWDD and agency procedure.
Completing documention on the computer according to OPWDD and agency procedure.
Accompanying people who live in the homes to the grocery stores and other stores for on-site training in purchasing.
Transporting people who receive services and assisting with appointments, recreational and/or other activities as needed.
What attributes are we seeking in a Direct Support Professional?Someone who has initiative and is: caring, respectful, positive, dependable, punctual, and likes to work as part of a close team.#humanservices #Binghamton #JohnsonCity #Vestal #Endicott #Endwell #DSP #OPWDD #HHA #CNARequirements
High School Graduate or GED
A valid driver’s license and good driving record acceptable to the Agency’s insurance carrier.
Must be able to lift 50 pounds and not have any lifting restrictions which would prohibit assisting with toileting, transfers, physical intervention, lifting, etc.
