Description
Summary:
A Direct Support Professional assists adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to build independence, learn life skills, and participate in their communities.
Highlights:
1. Help individuals build independence and learn life skills
2. Advocate and provide daily support for community participation
3. Focus on behavioral interventions and patient care
A Direct Support Professional helps adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities build independence, learn life skills, and participate fully in their communities. Their work blends hands‑on daily support with advocacy, safety, and skill‑building.
Required Skills & Qualifications
Ability to work with individuals with developmental or cognitive disabilities.
Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.
High school diploma or GED preferred
Valid driver’s license required
Skills in behavioral interventions, patient care, and communication.
Please submit your resume for review and consideration.