The DSP/Adult Day Support Program Assistant provides direct support to adult participants with disabilities, assisting with daily living activities facilitating recreational activities (both in the facility and in the community), and ensuring a safe environment. This particular position will be a floater position, covering for others and traveling between each of the locations from day to day.
Essential Functions:
Perform all delegated nursing services as outlined in the individual's task analysis Provide assistance with meals and personal care Engage members in community activities and volunteering Responsible for completing all paperwork due on a daily, weekly, monthly and annual basis Responsible for following all programs as outlined in the members' ISP and Behavior Management Plan Ensure the health and safety of all members Provide ongoing input for the development of the ISP Attend all meetings as scheduled by the ADS Manager or Director of Operations Provide transportation for members, to and from the agency Maintain transportation documents including scheduling maintenance and pre-trip inspections If necessary, fill in as an alternate at various worksites or other divisions Uphold the rights, dignity and respect of all members Other duties as required Experience working with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities preferred Compassionate, patient, and dependable Ability to follow support plans and communicate clearly with team members Ability to maintain confidentiality and professional boundaries Must be at least 18 years old Valid driver's license and reliable transportation preferred Ability to pass background checks and required screenings Must remain in compliance with all regulatory standards governing program services, including appropriate trainings Must have or obtain First Aid/CPR/AED training certification Must be able to read, write, and understand English Must be able to lift at least 50lbs on a regular basis Must have the ability to be flexible with schedule, if needed Must be willing to intervene and physically assist with program members as necessary to care for, move, lift, and restrain behaviors that may be injurious to self or others