Direct Support Manager - Shelby County (Sidney, Ohio)

Posted 4 days ago

kids for futureTroy (OH)

First-Line Supervisors of Personal Service Workers Services for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$19.00 / Hour

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About the role

Location 405 Public Square, Suite 373, Troy, OH, 45373, United States Base Pay $19.00 / Hour Employee Type PT Non-Exempt Required Degree High school Manage Others No Contact information Name Chris Garner Phone 937-335-6974 x 5120 Email cgarner@crsi-oh.com

Description: Champaign Residential Services Celebrating 50 Years of Service in 2026 CRSI Is now hiring a Direct Support Manager! Paid Training Pay Rates $19.00 Additional Bonuses and Mileage Reimbursement Full-time position with Medical/Dental/Vision insurance options. What does a DSP do at CRSI? Work in a comfortable home setting. Go shopping, go bowling or fishing, go to the movies, maybe even go on vacation! Get paid to help others celebrate holidays, birthdays, other special events. Use your mentoring/coaching skills to teach people self-reliance Know that you make a difference everyday helping others live their best life Why CRSI? We’re invested in our employees and their success. Our Core Values: Respect, Empowerment, Positivity, Ownership, Teamwork-developed with staff involvement. We continuously strive to create the best possible work culture for our staff. We are stable, reliable and established (since 1976) as a leader in providing services to persons with developmental disabilities. If you enjoy helping others, join our team! Be a life changer

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