Residential Program – Taneytown, Direct Support Professional (Part Time)

Posted 6 days ago

arc of carroll countyWestminster (MD)

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Junior

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$19.68/hour

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About the role

Taneytown, MD $20.07/hour $2.00 weekend differential Are you looking to make a real difference? The Arc Carroll County is hiring compassionate and dependable Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) to support adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in a small residential home setting. Available Shifts: Saturday 3p-10p Saturday 9a-3p Saturday 3p-8p Thursday-Friday Awake Over Night 10p-8a What You’ll Do: Support individuals in a community living residential home Create and implement innovative, engaging, and meaningful daily routines and activities Assist with meal planning, cooking, laundry, and light housekeeping Provide personal care, medication administration, and mobility support as needed Provide transportation and support community access Promote independence, choice, and self-advocacy Maintain a safe, supportive, and inclusive home environment Complete required documentation and follow agency and state guidelines Pay & Benefits: $19.68/hour $2.00 weekend differential Paid Sick Time 403(b) retirement plan (eligible upon hire) Employee Assistance & Wellness Programs Credit Union membership No experience required – paid training provided! DSP certification program with potential bonuses of $1,000–$1,500 in your first year and annually thereafter Compensation details: 19.68-20.07 Hourly Wage PI7f5df671022a-25448-417554815c143e31-5e48-4549-b638-05792d185386

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