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Urgently Hiring DSP Provides direct care to those with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Job Type: Full-time Pay: $17.00 per hour Schedule: 10 hour shift 12 hour shift 4 hour shift 8 hour shift Day shift Evening shift Holidays Monday to Friday Night shift On call Overnight shift Weekends as needed Weekends only Work Location: In person Powered by JazzHR.
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Training and Professional Development- Complete and maintain all required training and certifications according to Maryland Developmental Disabilities Administration (DDA) and Jubilee requirements, including first aid and CPR, Mandt, Certified Medication Technician (CMT), and training specific to each person you support.
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ORGANIZATION OVERVIEW: At Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Washington, your knowledge and service in areas such as immigrants and refugees, mental health, social work, employment and adult education, legal and financial services, health care, food assistance, shelter and housing, developmental disabilities and prison outreach can make a profound difference in the lives of many.
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Position Summary: Direct Support Professionals assist adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities so they can live in and enrich their community while achieving their personal, family, social, and spiritual goals.
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We are Now Hiring Full-Time, Part-Time, PRN Direct Support Professionals (DSP), Caregivers, Direct Care Staff, Home Health Aides in Rockville, MD to provide person-centered care tailored to meet the needs of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
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Experience in a residential setting serving people with intellectual/developmental disabilities or with other types of special needs populations (rehabilitation settings, nursing homes, psychiatric hospitals, other behavioral health settings, etc.
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This includes regular research into adult education best practices and innovative service delivery to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. SEEC is a progressive nonprofit agency providing a wide range of community support to help people with developmental disabilities live the lives they choose.
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This program aims to help individuals with developmental disabilities, mental illnesses, and those experiencing emotional and/or behavioral challenges take charge of their own lives and develop daily living skills needed to thrive independently by providing direct support.
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Under direction of the school principal and special education supervisor, the special education teacher provides direct instruction and instructional support to students with disabilities and works in collaboration with the general education teacher.
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Good Neighbor, a part of the Sevita family, provides community-based services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Keywords: Caregiver, Direct Support Professional, CNA , Help at home, DSP, Helpers, assisted living, care, weekly pay.
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As a Direct Support Professional (DSP) at United Community Supports of Maryland , you will play a crucial role in providing personalized care and support to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
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JOB SUMMARY The Direct Support Professional I position assists people who have Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. Under supervision of the Residential Coordinator, the DSP I will be responsible for providing direct care and support to the people living in their home, licensed or unlicensed.
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Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable people with disabilities to perform the essential duties. Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) are responsible for supporting activities of people enrolled in programs and living in homes operated by Volunteers of America Chesapeake (VOAC.
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Candidates must have at minimum a high school diploma, one year of supervisory experience, three (3) years of experience providing direct support to people with Intellectual/Developmental disabilities who may also have other health and/or behavioral health diagnoses, excellent communication and documentation skills including proficiency in Microsoft Office.
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The Qualified Individual Disability Professional (QIDP) is responsible for the coordination of home and community based Medicaid waiver professional services to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
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