Direct Support Professional (DSP) Marion County

Direct Care DSP | Life Skills Caregiver | Marion CountyEmpowered Services provides one-on-one in-home and community-based support for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Our focus is to hire and train Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) to help people build independence, maintain routines, and stay connected to their communities in meaningful ways.Role OverviewWe are hiring an entry-level Direct Support Professional (DSP) to provide consistent, structured care for individuals of all ages in the Yamhill County area. (No prior DSP experience required – paid training provided.)This role centers around:Supporting daily routines and household structureAssisting with community-based activities and errandsEncouraging independence while maintaining clear expectationsBehavioral supportEmotional regulationCrisis supportThis is a strong fit for someone who is consistent, patient, and confident maintaining boundaries in a supportive way.Here are some examples of the current customers that are available:Customer 300: Young adult male in Jefferson who is looking for a provider who is into computers and maybe has a background in building computers, coding and video games. This customer enjoys going for walks and trying new recipes and attending community events. What the schedule might look like: flexible days, up to 15 hours/weekCustomer 367: Young adult female in Aurora who is looking for a provider to transport them into the community to attend events and activities. Must be ok with assisting with toileting and cleaning up accidents. What the schedule might look like: Sunday 12am-3pm, 3pm-9pm or 9pm-midnight, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 9am-9pm or 9pm-midnightCustomer 16: Teenage Male in Salem who would benefit from a calm, engaging provider who can go with the flow. The customer likes to play video games during his down time and needs prompting to complete his tasks around the house. The schedule may look like Sunday, Monday and Friday from 10am-6pm.What You'll DoSupport daily living routines (meals, hygiene, organization)Assist with community access (shopping, errands, outings)Provide emotional regulation support using calm, structured approachesMaintain clear boundaries and consistent expectationsAssist with household upkeep and organizationEncourage independence and personal responsibilityCommunicate updates with care teams and complete required documentationHelp maintain a safe, predictable, and respectful environmentCompensation & Benefits$23–$26 per hour (based on experience and qualifications)Paid trainingFlexible schedule based upon the customers needsFull-time employees (30+ hours/week) may be eligible for:Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance401(k) with employer match (3% Match)Paid Time Off (PTO)Qualifications:Must be 18 years or olderHigh school diploma or equivalentValid driver's license and reliable transportationCurrent auto insurance (meeting state requirements)Ability to pass a background check (not all records are disqualifying)Comfortable supporting personal care needsPreferred:Experience in caregiving, DSP, behavioral support, or IDD rolesExperience supporting individuals with I/DDStrong communication and boundary-setting skillsCPR/First Aid certificationWhy This Role Stands OutConsistent full-time scheduleStructured, routine-based support (not chaotic care)Strong opportunity to build a long-term, stable working relationshipSupportive team and clear expectationsMeaningful work focused on independence and growthApply Today If you are dependable, structured, and comfortable providing calm, consistent support with clear boundaries, we encourage you to apply for this Direct Support Professional (DSP) position.