DSP Supervisor
neuron health systemsChesterfield (NJ)
DSP Supervisor
Posted 10 days ago
neuron health systemsChesterfield (NJ)
First-Line Supervisors of Personal Service WorkersServices for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
DSP Supervisor Neuron Health Systems is a community-based provider of acute outpatient rehabilitation and medical and non-medical direct care. We deliver individualized, family-centered support - partnering with families and caregivers and applying an interdisciplinary approach so every patient can reach their fullest potential. We're looking for a DSP Supervisor to lead and support our team of Direct Support Professionals. This is a hybrid role that combines real hands-on presence with our caregivers and genuine administrative ownership, making sure every DSP is trained, confident, and set up to provide great care. Oversee the day-to-day work of our Direct Support Professionals across active cases. Complete the same training our DSPs complete, so you can mentor from real knowledge, not just a checklist. Coordinate the time and schedule for DSPs to complete required training. Track and confirm training completion, and help troubleshoot if anyone falls behind. Mentor DSPs to help turn training into confident, everyday practice. Conduct performance evaluations for your team. Coordinate scheduling and shift coverage so there are never gaps in client care. Maintain accurate documentation consistent with our internal standards. Minimum three years of direct care experience. At least one year of supervisory or lead experience. Comfortable coordinating training and deadlines across a full team, not just yourself. Valid driver's license with a clean driving record. Current CPR certification, or willingness to obtain one promptly. Ability to pass all required background checks. Strong communication skills, comfortable working with staff and families alike. Every DSP on our team deserves a supervisor who genuinely understands the work they do, not someone checking boxes from a distance. This role exists to make sure training turns into real, confident, person-centered care, every day.
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