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Direct Support Professional (DSP) Supports- Harford County / Bel Air

Posted 2 days ago

richcroftBel Air (MD)

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Junior

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About the role

Direct Support Professional (DSP) We are seeking a Direct Support Professional (DSP) to provide hands on care to an individual with intellectual and other developmental disabilities. Personal support services professionals assist individuals and families living in their personal home. Individual programs are designed around the needs and desires of each participant and implemented with attention and care. Whether living alone or with family members, individually tailored services are the best way to support people on their own terms. Services provided are personalized and directed by the individual receiving supports and may include but are not limited to: assistance with personal hygiene, activities/outings, social engagement, and shopping. Paid trainings, including CPR/First Aid 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 Eligible candidates must have a high school degree/GED and a current driver's license with less than three points on their driving record. The hours for this position: Mon and Wed 2:30-6p and 3 weekday mornings 7:30a-8:30a (10 hours/week). Opportunities for additional hours. May be paired with other positions to create full time.

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