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Allies, LLC

IDD Direct Support Professional

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What they do

A Home Health Aide helps individuals who are disabled, elderly, or chronically ill with daily tasks, such as dressing, washing, and light housekeeping. They can care for patients in their homes or other healthcare settings, and may perform basic medical care under the direction of a nurse or other medical professional. These roles typically require more comprehensive agency-approved training programs.

$39,777 / year median in Oregon

+24% projected growth

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IDD Direct Support Professional Allies, LLC - 3.6 Eugene, OR Job Details Full-time $20 - $22 an hour 8 hours ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Paid time off Vision insurance Life insurance Referral program Qualifications Mental health and behavioral care Community care (work setting) Client rapport building Employee relationship building Care documentation Assisting with ADLs Full Job Description Direct Support Professional (DSP) - Individualized Supported Living Allies-LLC Supported Living Program Allies-LLC is looking for a compassionate, reliable, and confident Direct Support Professional (DSP) to join an individualized Supported Living support team. This position is a great fit for someone who enjoys building genuine relationships, supporting independence, and helping an individual navigate both everyday life and more complex medical and behavioral needs. The individual is looking for staff who will support their choices, encourage independence, and work alongside them—not take over for them. The ideal DSP will be patient, observant, adaptable, and comfortable providing support when situations become challenging. Medical & Health Support Assist the individual with managing and navigating their medical needs. Provide support with health-related routines and monitoring as outlined in their individualized support plan. Recognize changes in health or functioning and communicate concerns appropriately. Support medical appointments, follow-up care, and communication with healthcare providers when needed. Follow established health and safety protocols and complete required documentation. Be comfortable learning and following individualized medical support procedures. Behavioral & Emotional Support Provide calm, consistent support during periods of anxiety, frustration, or emotional dysregulation. Follow individualized behavioral/support strategies. Help identify triggers and use proactive strategies to reduce escalation. Maintain professional boundaries while developing a trusting and respectful relationship. Support the individual in communicating their needs and making choices. Remain calm and solution-focused during challenging situations. Community Engagement & Independence Support the individual in getting out into the community and participating in activities that are meaningful to them. Encourage opportunities for socialization, recreation, hobbies, and personal interests. Assist with transportation and community activities as appropriate. Help build confidence and independence in navigating the community. Support the individual in making their own choices about how they spend their time. Look for opportunities to help the individual try new things and develop skills. What We're Looking For The ideal candidate is someone who: Is compassionate, patient, and dependable. Is comfortable supporting someone with complex medical and behavioral needs . Can remain calm and professional during difficult situations. Is observant and able to recognize changes in health, mood, or behavior. Is willing to learn and follow individualized medical and behavioral support plans. Has strong communication and documentation skills. Can work independently while also communicating effectively with the larger support team. Understands the importance of promoting choice, dignity, independence, and self-direction . Enjoys getting out into the community rather than providing support only inside the home. Can build a genuine working relationship based on trust and mutual respect. Understands that every person is different and is willing to adapt their approach to the individual's needs. The Right Fit Matters This position requires more than simply completing a list of tasks. The individual deserves staff who they feel comfortable with and who respect them as an individual. Allies does not believe in forcing non-authentic working relationships. We want the individual to have a support team made up of people they feel comfortable with, trust, and enjoy spending time with. The successful candidate will be someone who can balance professional boundaries with genuine connection , while always keeping the individual's goals, preferences, health, safety, and independence at the center of their work. Experience working with individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities, complex medical needs, behavioral support needs, or community-based services is preferred. However, the right attitude, reliability, willingness to learn, and ability to build a positive relationship are equally important. Training will be provided for individual-specific support needs. Core Responsibilities Provide individualized direct support based on the individual's ISP and support plans. Promote independence and self-determination. Provide medical and health-related support within the scope of the position and required training. Implement behavioral and emotional support strategies. Support community participation and meaningful activities. Assist with appointments, errands, and other activities of daily living. Maintain accurate progress notes and required documentation. Communicate changes, concerns, incidents, and significant events to the appropriate members of the support team. Maintain confidentiality and professional boundaries. Participate in required training and team communication. Follow Allies-LLC policies and Oregon ODDS requirements. We Want Someone Who Can Say "I'm not here to do everything for this individual. I'm here to support them in doing as much as possible for themselves." If that sounds like you, we would love to hear from you.
Position:
Direct Support Professional (DSP)
Program:
Allies-LLC Supported Living Location:
Eugene, Oregon Employment Type:
Full-Time Schedule:
Monday-Sunday Pay:
$20.00-22.00
Pay:
$20.00 - $22.00 per hour
Benefits:
401(k) Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Referral program Vision insurance
Work Location:
In person