As a Direct Support Professional (DSP), you play a crucial role in making a positive impact on the lives of individuals with disabilities. Your job goes beyond traditional caregiving - it's about fostering independence, building meaningful connections, and promoting a sense of belonging. Being a Direct Support Professional is not just a job - it's a chance to be a positive force in someone's life journey.ResponsibilitiesProvide direct care to the people we support with intellectual and developmental disabilities.Performs personal care tasks, including assistance with basic personal hygiene and grooming, feeding, and other healthcare related tasks. Act as an advocate for the people we support by ensuring they receive appropriate services.Develop a working knowledge of the behavior management program.Attend Inter-disciplinary Treatment meetings and participate in the ongoing treatment plans of consumers living at the residence and/or attending the day program.Review and supervise individuals’ programs including, (but not limited to) daily household maintenance chores, and recreational and ADL needs.Will participate in Strategies for Crisis Intervention Prevention procedures, referred to as SCIP, which may include “hands-on-interventions when necessary".Will dispense medications under the guidance of a Registered Nurse as appropriate.Complete daily documentation of habilitation services, active treatment, BIR, MIR, and medical charts as required. QualificationsPrevious experience working with I/DD population is preferred but not required*High School Diploma or GED *Valid Driver's License in the Tri-State Area - New York, New Jersey, Connecticut *Proficient in basic computer skills

Minimum Salary: 17.88 Maximum Salary: 18.88 Salary Unit: Hourly