DSP Direct Support Professional - Program Assistant 40 hours
DSP Direct Support Professional - Program Assistant 40 hours
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- We provide PAID training
- Medical/vision and dental
- Life insurance (agency-paid), supplemental life insurance (employee-paid)
- Flexible spending accounts
- Accidental/Critical Illness Insurance403B (with company-matching)
- Generous paid time off
- One year experience working with persons with developmental disabilities and/or a degree in a related field preferred.18 years of age or older
- High School/GED diploma
- Must have a valid (non-provisional) driver's license in the State of New Jersey and points on license not to exceed 5 points.
- Required to drive agency vehicles to transport service recipients on a regular basis.
- Should have knowledge of, or willingness to learn computer programs.
- Be motivated to work as part of a team that acts in the best interest of our residents at all times
- The ability to meet the physical requirements of CPR/First Aid and our emergency evacuation procedures.
- Full-Time Shift: 40 hrs - (Tuesday 3-11pm, Wednesday 3-11pm, Thursday 2-10pm, Friday 7am-3pm, & Saturday 3-11pm)
- All offers of employment are contingent on the successful completion/passing of our criminal background/references/DMV check, fingerprinting, pre-employment physical and drug test, etc.
- All staff must attend a monthly Staff Meeting date/time to be determined and announced in advance
- Meeting waivers are provided for conflicts due to secondary employment and/or school (appropriate documentation required).
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