Floater

Essential Functions Support the individual by supporting a comfortable home environment. Examples include but are not limited to: o Provide safe and clean environment for the individual based on skill level and risks and support the safety of all individuals in everyday situations. o Use verbal and physical means to create a positive environment that will encourage and enable individual growth. o 2 o Using a holistic approach, participate in the individual’s life planning activities and assist in their implementation. o Assist the individual in the development of social skills that will help the individual become integrated/ included in his or her community. o Perform protective oversight while engaging in community activities. o Monitor each individual’s personal health on a continuous basis (during situations of high activity, while bathing/showering/swimming, in the morning and the evening, at meals, while in the community, at all times). o Assist individuals in learning and practicing skills necessary for home living (indoor household chores such as, but not limited to, cooking, sweeping, dusting, bed‑making, vacuuming, and dish‑washing, laundry, folding and storing clothes, etc.). o Provide opportunities for the individual to be self‑advocate. o Perform advocate responsibilities, while demonstrating respect for the processes and people involved. o Responsible for all documentation related to the essential function and services for the individual. o Adhere to the procedures for mandated reporting and responding. o Adhere to the NADSP code of ethics (attached). o Work towards the satisfactory completion of each of the core competency goals according to the OPWDD timeline requirements. #J-18808-Ljbffr Birch Family Services