Direct Support Professional - Youth (Night Back Temporary Assignment)

Job Details Job Location: Group Homes in Hillsboro and Beaverton - Hillsboro, OR 97213 Position Type: Full Time (30+ hours per week) Education Level: None Salary Range: $20.00 - $20.00 Hourly Job Shift: Night Job Category: IDD Residential Care Overview Help people with disabilities build skills and experience to live their best lives! At Albertina Kerr, we believe that all people thrive in nurturing and inclusive communities. Our mission is to empower people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and mental health challenges to lead self‑determined lives in their communities. Are you inspired to take an active role in supporting youth with disabilities? At Kerr's youth group homes, we support and empower individuals with the goal of helping them thrive as they lead self‑determined lives within their communities. Every person is unique, so job duties vary. Common tasks involve help with medications, cooking, dressing, personal hygiene and cleaning. A typical day starts with preparing medications and waking up the kids. You’ll help them get ready for school or a day of activities. There are after‑school outings/activities, such as going swimming or to a local park. At night, you’ll help them with chores, dinner, personal hygiene and getting ready for bed. For fun, some enjoy video games, art or anime while others play sports. No matter what their passions are, you’ll be there to support them. This is a temporary assignment position for a duration of 2-4 weeks at a residential group home in Hillsboro, OR, supporting adolescent youth. Night shift, approximately Wednesday–Saturday 9:00pm–7:00am, with opportunity to move into a regular role at the end of the assignment. Responsibilities Provide high‑quality personal care. Positively influence the lives of children, helping them to live their best life. Ensure the rights of all children served are recognized, respected, promoted, and upheld. Assist the children we serve in the community, on home visits and on trips. Communicate professionally with family members, community members, medical professionals and others. Learn and follow Behavior Support Plans for people we support. Observe and respond to concerns regarding general health and specific conditions. Monitor and track vital signs, weight, sleep, mood, etc. Although assigned to a primary group home, support may be needed at other group homes. Other duties as assigned or needed. Qualifications At least 18 years old. Great social skills. Current OIS Certification at Crisis Level Required. Current CPR/First Aid Certification for Child/Infant Required. Training on trauma‑informed care and/or Collaborative Problem Solving preferred. Ability to lift, push and pull 50 pounds. Knows basic cooking skills and willing to learn new recipes. Knows basic cleaning skills. Willing to be flexible and learn new skills. Preference for applicants who can work at least one weekend day. Ability to meet all background check, reference, and agency driving requirements. Driving Eligibility Driving eligibility for day and swing shifts includes a current and valid driver’s license, at least two years of driving experience verifiable through the DMV, and no more than two moving‑violation infractions in the past two years. #J-18808-Ljbffr