DSP Area Relief Specialist

Job Description

Job Description

Area Relief Specialist

Position Type: Full-Time | Varying Schedule
Location: Various homes Bend and Sisters

$23.50 an hour

Are you adaptable, compassionate, and ready to jump in where you’re most needed? As an Area Relief Specialist , you’ll play a vital role across our residential programs—bringing stability, support, and a person-centered approach wherever you go. You'll have the opportunity to build relationships with many individuals and teams, making every day different and rewarding.

Whether you're filling in during staffing shortages or providing long-term support, your presence ensures people continue receiving the high-quality care they deserve. If you thrive in fast-paced environments, enjoy variety in your work, and want to make a real impact—this is the role for you.

• Empower individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to live fulfilling, self-directed lives.

• Follow person-centered support plans and respond compassionately to individual needs.

• Assist with daily living activities like meals, hygiene, and personal health tracking.

• Administer medications safely and support appointments and community engagement.

• Build trusting relationships with the people you support and the teams you work with.

• Encourage meaningful participation in community outings and daily routines.

• Communicate clearly and positively with everyone that is a part of the ALSO Community.

• Support safe, clean, and welcoming home environments.

• Monitor well-being and complete required documentation with care and accuracy.

• Step into different programs and provide consistent, high-quality support where it’s needed most.

• Every Day is Unique: No two days look the same—you’ll work in different programs, meet new people, and stay engaged.

• Valued and Visible: You’ll be seen as a go-to leader for reliable support and best practices.

• Career Growth: Build diverse skills and experiences that can lead to leadership opportunities.

• Supportive Culture: Join a mission-driven team that values inclusion, teamwork, and heart-centered support.

• High School Diploma or GED

• Strong communication skills and a team-first attitude

• Ability to stay calm, organized, and flexible under pressure

• Willingness to travel between sites and work a flexible schedule

• Valid driver’s license and ability to pass a background check

We are committed to promoting the full inclusion of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in their communities. At our core, we believe support should come from the heart. Join a team that puts people first—and helps create a world where everyone belongs.

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