Direct Support Professional - Full-time Contract

DeafBlind Ontario Services; London; On-site; CAD 40,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

DeafBlind Ontario Services recherche un professionnel du soutien direct qui adopte une approche holistique pour fournir des services adaptés aux besoins uniques des personnes. Vous aurez l'occasion de faire une différence significative tout en travaillant dans une culture collaborative et de soutien. Ce rôle vous permettra de développer vos compétences et d'apporter un service de haute qualité à ceux que vous soutenez.

Benefits

Salaire compétitif, congés et temps de maladie

RRSP sponsorisé par l'employeur

Carrière gratifiante et significative

Qualifications

• Engagement à se former sur les compétences spécialisées liées à la perte sensorielle.
• Jusqu'à un an d'expérience de travail pertinente est préférable.

Responsibilities

• Fournir des services personnalisés selon les besoins des individus.
• Préparer et aider à la préparation des repas selon des exigences diététiques spécifiques.
• Fournir des soins personnels au besoin (levés, transferts, hygiène personnelle).

Skills

Collaboration

Résilience

Apprentissage continu

Education

Éducation postsecondaire minimum d'un an

Job description

• Passionate - you embrace challenges and opportunities with energy and enthusiasm;
• Collaborative - you are willing to learn and teach, because together we are better;
• Resilient - you learn, persevere, and grow from setbacks and challenges;
• Lifelong Learner - you are willing to be trained and committed to ongoing learning;
• You believe that one person can make a difference.

YOUR ROLE

• Takes a holistic approach to providing an array of services that are customized to each individual’s unique needs, method of communication, and goals to increase their independence and enrich their life;
• Advocates on behalf of individuals and their unique needs and goals;
• Demonstrates professionalism with colleagues, family members / guardians, and in the community;
• As a communication partner, use as many methods of communication needed to facilitate the exchange of information (ASL, SEE, LSQ, etc.);
• Follows all medical treatment and procedures outlined by health care professionals and completes required documentation;
• Embodies the philosophy of ‘do with not for’; assists people supported in realizing their potential;
• Prepares and / or assists with meal preparation and healthy food choices according to specific dietary requirements;
• Implements behavioral strategies outlined by behavioral professionals, including tracking and reporting;
• Provides personal care as required (e.g. lifts and transfers, toileting, personal hygiene, etc.);
• Assists people supported with managing personal finances, budgeting, and maintaining up-to-date financial records;
• Believes in the organization’s mission, vision, values, and strategic direction and provides the highest quality of service.

REQUIREMENTS

• Minimum 1-year post-secondary education;
• Up to one year of related work experience;
• Commitment to engage in training to build specialized skills, competency, and knowledge in sensory loss;
• A valid G Driver's License is an asset.

WHY WORK WITH US

• Rewarding, meaningful career;
• Competitive salary, vacation and sick time;
• Employer sponsored RRSP;

At DeafBlind Ontario Services, we want you to be your best. We provide a collaborative culture, supportive environment, open communication, and commitment to your personal and professional development.

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Direct Support Professional • London, ON, Canada