Role OverviewAs a Direct Support Professional (DSP) in our Crisis program, staff must be comfortable responding to interfering behaviors and implementing physical intervention techniques daily. In addition to responding to interfering behaviors daily, staff will also assist individuals in working toward their personal goals.
What You Will Do
Respond to interfering behaviors, implement physical intervention techniques, work on tailored outcomes with each person in the home, assist with personal cares, provide guidance and instructional teaching, and provide supervision and transportation in the community.
Why It Might Be a Fit
Staff should feel comfortable providing personal care, medical supports, and other daily personal cares and supports to those they assist.
Requirements
- At least 2 years working with interfering behaviors including verbal and physical aggressions.
- At least 2 years implementing physical interventions including Emergency Use of Manual Restraints (when permitted and required).
- At least 2 years supporting individuals with autism, intellectual disabilities, and/or mental health diagnosis.
- At least 2 years providing personal cares (including but not limited to: bathroom supports, bathing/showering, medication administration, etc.)
Benefits
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