What are the responsibilities and job description for the Residential Direct Support Professional position at Occupational Training Center?
- Works set schedules, except for substitute DSP staff who work a flexible schedule, on an as needed basis, and are required to work in all residential homes, when needed.
- Assists individuals, as necessary, in activities of daily living which may require providing feeding, bathing and changing assistance.
- Completes training with individuals towards achieving Individual Support Plan (ISP) outcomes and strategies.
- Successfully documents the progress of all ISP outcomes in Therap each shift for all assigned individuals.
- Successfully completes and demonstrates proficiency in all areas of required training.
- Attends conferences, seminars and training relevant to the position.
- Administers and records the administration of medication in accordance with D.D.D. guidelines.
- Accompanies individuals to and from appointments and activities.
- Builds a support network between the individuals and community members by helping individuals access resources and opportunities in their community, including social, recreational, and religious activities. Coaches them in their appropriate participation, provides transportation to and from community events and encourages community members to recognize the individual’s gifts to see past differences.
- Accurately completes all in-house documentation as required in a timely fashion.
- Participates in Circle(s) of Support for personal futures planning.
- Becomes familiar with and respectful of individuals' rights, interests, goals, dreams, capacities, lifestyle, needs, gifts, and social web (family, friends) by spending time with him/her, consulting with other staff.
- Completes all other duties as assigned by the Group Home Manager, Assistant Supervisor and Coordinator of Residential Services.
Salary : $21
