Open Positions

40 hours (4 days/shifts vary)
Participates in a training program designed to develop the knowledge, skills, abilities, and attitudes necessary to assist persons with ID and ID/A to live and function as independently as possible in the community.
Assists in developing and implementing individual service plans to support persons with ID and ID/A to learn self-care skills such as cooking, grooming, toilet training, money management, and housekeeping while embracing the values and principles of Everyday Lives.
Support persons with ID and ID/A in developing social skills such as taking part in conversations, using technology, participating in home activities, assisting with employment and practicing good manners in dealing with people.
Assists with or conducts, under supervision, recreational and social activities while teaching the process of determining the availability and use of community resources and facilities.
Maintains the residential unit in good condition in accordance with applicable fire and safety rules and regulations.
Must abide by state laws and regulations such as but not limited to 24 hours of in-service training, pre-employment and 2-year physicals and attend scheduled staff meetings.
Learns to maintain necessary administrative records and reports.

Direct Support Professional - Full Time

20 hours (days/shifts vary)
Participates in a training program designed to develop the knowledge, skills, abilities, and attitudes necessary to assist persons with ID and ID/A to live and function as independently as possible in the community.
Assists in developing and implementing individual service plans to support persons with ID and ID/A to learn self-care skills such as cooking, grooming, toilet training, money management, and housekeeping while embracing the values and principles of Everyday Lives.
Support persons with ID and ID/A in developing social skills such as taking part in conversations, using technology, participating in home activities, assisting with employment and practicing good manners in dealing with people.
Assists with or conducts, under supervision, recreational and social activities while teaching the process of determining the availability and use of community resources and facilities.
Maintains the residential unit in good condition in accordance with applicable fire and safety rules and regulations.
Must abide by state laws and regulations such as but not limited to 24 hours of in-service training, pre-employment and 2-year physicals and attend scheduled staff meetings.
Learns to maintain necessary administrative records and reports.

Hours vary per site and this job is perfect for someone who can tell us when they are available!
An extra source of income—even 5 hours a week!
Always looking to welcome new casual staff
Same training requirements as Full & part-time staff
Same responsbility as the direct support professional. Refer to the listing above.
Casual Staff does not have to administer medication unless they choose to complete the Medication Administration course.