Community-Based DSP for Kids: Independence & Growth

KAHAK ID INC; Cascade (ID); On-site; USD 29,000 - 36,000; Full time

Job summary

Kahak Health Services in Idaho is seeking a Community-Based Supports DSP to help children with developmental disabilities become more independent and engaged in their community.

You will provide supports to explore interests, participate in activities with peers, and practice skills learned in therapy, while ensuring safety and adherence to each plan of service.

This role requires patience, reliable transportation, and ability to complete documentation and progress notes for every visit.

Qualifications

• At least 6 months of supervised experience with children who have developmental disabilities.
• CPR and First Aid certification required.
• Complete department-approved competency coursework for Community-Based Supports.
• Ability to follow a child's plan of service and deliver services accordingly.
• Background check through Idaho Background Check Unit may be required.

Responsibilities

• Support the child's participation in community activities and events identified on their plan of service.
• Reinforce skills such as communication, socialization, personal care, mobility, relationship-building, and participation in leisure and community activities.
• Assist with activities of daily living and support skill development in natural community settings.
• Provide transportation to approved activities.
• Monitor for safety and maintain a healthy, safe environment for the individual and yourself.
• Follow each child's plan of service and complete required program documentation/progress notes for every visit.

Skills

Experience with developmental disabled

CPR & First Aid certification

Education

Competency coursework for Community-Based Supports

Job description

Kahak Health Services in Idaho is seeking a Community-Based Supports DSP to help children with developmental disabilities become more independent and engaged in their community.

You will provide supports to explore interests, participate in activities with peers, and practice skills learned in therapy, while ensuring safety and adherence to each plan of service.

This role requires patience, reliable transportation, and ability to complete documentation and progress notes for every visit.