Meaningful Day Program - Direct Support Professional (30 hr/week) - $19.68 - $20.07 Hourly Wage
$19.68 - $20.07 per hour
ApplyMeaningful Day Program - Direct Support Professional (30 hr/week) - $19.68 - $20.07 Hourly Wage
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$19.68 - $20.07 per hour
About the role
- Support individuals in small groups and a 1:1 setting, completing person-centered activities and participating in small group activities
- Create and implement innovative and meaningful activities tailored to each person's goals and interests
- Encourage skill development in job readiness, social skills, self-care, math, reading, and safety
- Provide personal care and mobility support as needed
- Assist with community access and transportation
- Promote independence, decision-making, and self-advocacy
- Document services and progress according to agency and state requirements
- $19.68/hour (Equal Pay for Equal Work compliant)
- Paid Sick Leave403(b) retirement plan (eligible upon hire)
- Employee Assistance & Wellness Programs
- Credit Union membership
- No experience required - paid training provided!
- DSP certification program with potential bonuses of $1,000-$1,500 in your first year and annually thereafter Requirements: 18+ years old
- High school diploma or GEDValid U.S. driver's license with 2+ years driving experience
- Ability to pass background, drug, and driving record checks
- Basic computer and keyboarding skills
- Ability to complete required training courses, including CPR, First Aid, Med Tech Certification, and other DDA-mandated training
- Ability to lift and manipulate up to 50 lbs frequently and assist with transfers
- Ability to stand for extended periods and perform frequent bending, stooping, reaching, pulling, and pushing
- Ability to assist with wheelchair handling, transfers, and securing individuals safely in vehicles
- Make a difference every day-apply today!
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