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FT-WEEKDAY DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL (DSP) - BALT COUNTY/BUCKHORN

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richcroftParkville (MD)

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About the role

FT/ Weekday - Direct Support Professional (DSP) We are seeking a Full-Time Weekday Direct Support Professional (DSP) to provide hands-on care to individuals with intellectual and other developmental disabilities providing assistance with personal hygiene, activities/outings, social engagement, shopping, planning, cooking, and cleaning. This position is: Monday-Friday 4Pm 11pm (Working with Females)
Job Responsibilities:
  • Assisting with participation and exploration of the community
  • Cultivating and expanding independent living skills
  • Provide assistance with personal hygiene, activities/outings, social engagement, shopping, planning, cooking, and cleaning.
  • Assisting with the development of meaningful and personal relationships
  • Complete required documentation (e.g., incident reports, progress notes, behavior data, fire drills etc. Administer and record medications pursuant to State and Agency requirements, when applicableOther duties as assigned
Benefits include:
  • Health/Vision/Dental/Life insurance plans 401 (K) Retirement PlanSick and Vacation time
  • Short and Long-term disability plans
  • Paid Holidays
  • Paid trainings, including CPR/First Aid and opportunities to obtain Med Tech Certification
  • Tuition Reimbursement
Qualifications:
  • High school diploma or G.E.D required
  • Current driver's license (not provisional) with less than 3 points on driving record
  • Must be able to transport people supported as needed
  • Some lifting and transferring may be required

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