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The Direct Support Professional (DSP) is a caregiver that supports adults with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities in either a residential or community based setting while maintaining sensitivity to the rights and dignity of the individual.
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Be licensed in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as a psychologist, professional counselor, marriage and family therapist or clinical social worker. Develop an individual treatment plan for each child, youth, and young adult that addresses the target behaviors of concern by mapping the replacement of those behaviors with timelines and clear interventions that identify those responsible for implementation and the therapeutic needs to support and sustain change.
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The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN/LVN) is responsible for providing and documenting skilled nursing care, under the supervision of a Registered Nurse, in accordance with the developed care plan and physicians orders for each individual patient while adhering to confidentiality standards and professional boundaries at all times.
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Accepts responsibility for personal and professional accountability by complying with Aveanna policies, state and federal regulations, accrediting bodies and the Nurse Practice Act. We are Currently looking for NG-TUBE Nurses and Weekend nurses who desire flexible shifts.
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The DSP in a residential setting is responsible for assisting individuals to live a self-directed life, assisting with activities of daily living, implementing individual programming, and responsible for the routine operation of the home.
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While pursuing an advanced degree and/or credentialing in the mental/behavioral-health fields, the Fee-for-service Bachelor's-level Mental Health Counselor will provide individual and group therapy to Adults and Children in an expanding outpatient program in Stroudsburg, PA. Minimum total caseload requirement is 25 cases.
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Requirements of the Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA):Graduate of an accredited Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA) program is required and must have a valid professional license by discipline for stateA minimum of one year of related experience in a hospital, skilled nursing facility or other related medical facility is required, as is the ability to read, write, speak, and understand the English language.
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Whether you’re early in your career or a seasoned sales professional, join today and earn from $49,000 to $59,000 a year, which includes base pay and target individual-based commission. 8 weeks of paid parental leave for eligible new parents (for new moms, when paired with short-term disability, this benefit provides up to 16 weeks of paid time-off.
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