Behavioral Supports DSP Position Available In Wake, North Carolina
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Job Description
Behavioral Supports DSP Triangle Disability & Autism Services – 4.0 Cary, NC Job Details $17 – $19 an hour 11 hours ago Qualifications Working with people with autism Communication skills Entry level Under 1 year Full Job Description Triangle Disability & Autism Services employs a variety of staff to support teens and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities [IDD] and autism in the Triangle area. The Behavioral Supports DSP provides one-on-one services in private homes, in public community locations, at our day program, or at job sites. This includes teaching, supervising, providing behavioral supports, providing personal care, and/or job coaching. DSPs are required to complete online documentation in an electronic health record (EHR) every shift. You will work independently with the individual.
Job Duties include:
Manage and address challenging behaviors. Seek to understand participant’s individual method(s) of communication. Implement individualized behavior intervention plans (BIPs) or other person-centered plans developed by teachers, specialists, or behavioral consultants. Use positive behavior support strategies to encourage appropriate behavior and social interactions among participants and others. Assist with activities, transitions, and routines to minimize disruptions and promote positive behavior. Help develop the participant’s social emotional skills, such as self-regulation, conflict resolution, and empathy, through modeling and guided practice. Foster a sense of belonging and self-confidence in participants by providing encouragement and positive reinforcement. Respond to behavioral crises in the home, community, and day program setting by deescalating situations and ensuring the safety of others present. Follow established protocols for managing severe behavioral incidents and seek additional support when necessary. Communicate regularly with supervisor and families. Participate in team meetings and or Individualized Service Plan (ISP) meetings as needed.
Requirements:
Experience working with individuals with IDD or autism. Minimum 6 months experience working directly with individuals with behavioral support needs. Excellent communication skills. Reliable and dependable.