DSP Independent Contractor Indian Trail (JR)

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inreachIndian Trail (NC)

Dispatchers, Except Police, Fire, and Ambulance Services for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities

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Junior

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$20.35/hr

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About the role

Who We Are: InReach provides a wide variety of services to adults with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. We Offer: Competitive Wages Flexible Scheduling Partnership Discounts with Local Businesses Extensive Training Program We Hire: Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) willing to make a difference in someone's life by providing companionship, care, and support. We Need: InReach needs a DSP (Independent Contractor) for a young male Individual with Developmental Disabilities in Indian Trail, NC 28079 of Union County. Staff will provide Community Living and Support Services for approx 15 hours per week. *Potential for additional hours during non-school weeks*

Schedule: Monday thru Friday (5pm to 8pm)

Pay Rate: $20.35/hr.

What You'll Do: Instruction and assistance in home living environments. Help individual identify and acquire valued social roles. Facilitate community integration. Help individual develop healthy social habits. Dispense medication and monitoring dosages. Transport and accompany individual to and from day programs, work sites, and community activities. All InReach applicants must have a high school diploma (or GED), a valid driver's license, and successfully pass a drug screen and background check. One to two years of experience with the I/DD population preferred.*** This DSP position is an Independent Contractor position. Independent Contractors receive a 1099 tax form and use a third-party Contract Management vendor for their direct deposits. Additional fees required for Contractors include paying for state-required training, Occupational Accident Insurance, and administrative fees for the Contract Management vendor.

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