Direct Support Professional - Day Services

Day Services DspAre you a self starter looking to support the community you live in? Are you able to motivate and advocate for those around you? Join our team and foster meaningful community experiences for individuals with developmental disabilities! Day Services Dsp is responsible for providing person-centered support to individuals in a Community-Based Day Habitation Program. Position focuses on helping individuals pursue meaningful goals, explore interests, build social connections, develop life skills, and actively participate in their communities. Candidate will spend the majority of their day supporting one or more individuals in community settings and facilitating activities based on the individual's interests, preferences, and goals.Starting rate now $20 per hour!* In addition, we offer Shift Differentials for Weekend, Med Cert, and Overnight Shifts!* Rate effective July 1, 2026. Those working fewer than 10 scheduled hours per week will earn $19.00 per hour.Our competitive benefits include a continuum of health care options for families and individuals, funding and time for continuing education, retirement investment with employer match, paid vacation for school holidays and breaks, paid sick time, and a 20% discount on childcare services for children/grandchildren of full time staff.Reports to the Day Services Manager.ResponsibilitiesTransport to and from community locations using agency vehicles.Comfortable navigating and driving in communitiesImplement individualized habitation plans.Assist individuals with identifying and participating in meaningful community experiences.Support the development of skills, for example: social skills, self advocacy, money management, community integration, leisure skills, and independent living skills. (ETC)Facilitate participation in recreational, educational, volunteer, wellness, and social opportunities throughout the community.Independently adjust plans and activities as needed while ensuring opportunities remain aligned with day-hab goals.Foster positive relationships with peers and community membersProvide appropriate levels of support while promoting independence and personal growth.Adapt activities and supports to meet the individuals abilities, interests, and goals.Maintain awareness of health, safety, while in the community.Make sound decisions while working independently in the community.Identify new community resources, events, locations, etc to support individual interestsComplete daily documentation using a mobile deviceComplete vehicle mileage logsCommunicate effectively with supervisors and team membersAdvocate for individuals rights and inclusion within the communityProvide support to additional individuals as assigned during group activities and program events.QualificationsHigh school diploma or GED is required.Successful candidates will have demonstrated ability to work effectively as part of a team, strong written and oral communications skills, and a commitment to furthering human interdependence.Candidates must meet approved driver criteria in accordance with organizational policy.In order to be an approved driver at Racker, you must currently have a valid drivers license for at least 1 year with a clean record OR a valid drivers license for 3 years and no more than 4 points on your license.Our approach to Diversity and Inclusion - "A world where all people know they belong."