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Provide direct support and assistance to individuals with developmental disabilities or autism. Assist with daily living activities, including personal care, meal preparation, and medication administration.
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Salaried employees must be approved Medication Administration Personnel (AMAP) at time of hire or within six months of date of hire in salaried status. If an emergency has caused a person we support to exhibit behavior that is threatening or dangerous, in accordance with OPWDD approved Behavior Management guidelines, may have to provide strategies for crisis intervention and prevention.
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Must complete and obtain certification in OPWDD Approved Medication Administration Course (AMAP) during probationary period and maintain AMAP certification. Specialized training in direct care provision preferred.
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Maintain and check Medication administration records daily as needed Maintain and order individual’s medications in regard to the doctor’s order as neededScheduling individual’s medication appointments Review individual’s medical records to ensure all appointment are followed Daily communication with nurse and management on all individuals’ appointment/follow-ups Participate in interdisciplinary treatment meetings and regularly scheduled resident’s reviews, as required.
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High school diploma, GED, CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant certification) or possess a Direct Support Professional (DSP) certificate from an accredited public or private organization.
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Maintain and check Medication administration records daily as needed. Successfully participates in and passes medication certification course(s) and demonstrates continued proficiency in the administration of medication, per established policies.
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Mentors new Direct Support Staff by demonstrating supportive routines and by reviewing training manuals to ensure new employees are sufficiently groomed to complete responsibilities. Assists individuals with medication administration according to the AMAP policy and procedures.
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Direct Support Professional Relief Workers care for and offer supports and services, in all life areas, for adults with developmental disabilities living in a group home setting by providing hands-on guidance in all activities of daily living e.g. bathing, toileting, hygiene, grooming, banking, feeding, shopping and accessing the community among other things.
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Supervise direct support professional (DSP) staff administration of medication to people receiving services. + Provides guidance and training to direct care staff to ensure proper delivery of health care services.
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