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David Careers

PT - Weekday Direct Support Professional (DSP) - Guadelupe - Westminster

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richcroftWestminster (MD)
Personal Care AidesServices for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities

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About the role

Full-time Direct Support Professional (DSP) We are seeking a Full-time 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. Some lift and transfer may be required. This position is Monday through Friday 3p-10:30p (working with one woman). Paid trainings, including CPR/First Aid and opportunities to obtain Med Tech Certification! DSP's assist with creating opportunities for individuals to live full and productive lives by: Assisting with participation and exploration of the community Cultivating and expanding independent living skills Assisting with development of meaningful and personal relationships Implementing strategies to achieve individuals' personal goals
Benefits include: Health/Vision/Dental/Life insurance plans Retirement Sick and vacation time Short and long term disability plans Paid holidays Eligible candidates must have a high school degree/GED and a current driver's license with less than three points on the driving record.

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