The Direct Support Professional (DSP) supports the individual goals of the person served and helps them become integrated into his/ her community in the least restrictive manner. The DSP may assist in areas of mobility, activities of daily living, communication, cognition, health management, social networking, vocational, leisure time management, and community participation. Why a DSP at Hope… Make a difference in people's lives, including your own. Here are just some of the ways Hope Network invests in you for all that you do: Pay $17.13 Benefits Effective your First Day! Educational Reimbursement (including a tuition reimbursement program and tuition discounts) Career Pathing Opportunities for Staff Growth and Development 100% Paid Training Unlimited Employee Referral Bonuses Generous Paid Time Off Retirement Savings Plan How you will change lives… The Direct Support Professional will assist in the following areas of personal care and development: Safety Monitor and ensure safety 24/7; this may be eyes

• on, one-on-one, 15 or 30 minute checks, etc.

Support crisis prevention, intervention, and resolution Relationships Establish collaborative relationships built on trust and empathy through consistent and meaningful communication Foster a spirit of partnership with individuals served, the community, and other professionals Activities and Daily Living Skills Help build effective skills for problem-solving, communication, and independence Assist person served to identify and/or participate in social and leisure interest and activities such as: transport/escort to stores, concerts, movies or in house social events (barbeques, movie nights, games, etc.) Help person served with activities of daily living to include (but not limited to): get to and from places, dressed/undressed, bathe/shower, comb hair, trim nails, restroom assistance, and cooking Health Monitor vitals for any medical condition or illness Promote positive behavior Attend medical appointments and ensure accurate information is relayed between medical provider and care team Understand, read, and assist in the implementation of medical, behavioral, and/or clinical team care plans and provide accurate, timely, and descriptive documentation of such Community Connect person served with opportunities or places in their community to develop relationships with others Support community participation, volunteering, career goals or employment, and educational interests About you… You possess a strong desire to help others with empathy, patience, understanding, enthusiasm, and dedication You exhibit characteristics of trustworthiness, integrity, and honesty You respect diversity and inclusion You demonstrate professionalism in communication, pleasantness, attendance, attention to accuracy and follow through, reliability, teamwork, and punctuality You take part in continuous education, training, and personal development and growth You must have… High school diploma/ GED

• Required Valid State of Michigan driver's license
• Required Ability to lift 50 lbs.
• Required Ability to become certified in CPR/First Aid Commitment to scheduled shifts, assigned duties, and performance expectations Possess basic computer skills