Community Support Specialist (DD/ID)

Cumberland River Behavioral Health; Northern (KY); Hybrid; USD 17,909,000 - 24,797,000; Full time

Job summary

Cumberland River Behavioral Health in Kentucky is seeking staff to provide non-residential supports for individuals with DD/ID. The role involves helping people participate in community activities, access transportation, and use community resources, while ensuring safety and confidentiality.

Duties include documenting medication administration, reporting incidents, and collaborating with case managers and therapists.

Qualifications

• Must be at least 18 with a HS Diploma/GED, or 21 with one year of DD/ID experience.
• Criminal record check and drug screen required.
• Valid Social Security card or valid work permit for non-US citizens.
• Valid driver’s license with no moving traffic violations.

Responsibilities

• Furnish supports in a non-residential setting and may require transporting individuals.
• Help individuals participate in community projects and access resources.
• Provide accurate medication administration and document medication errors.
• Report incidents, maintain confidentiality, and complete documentation.
• Collaborate with Case Managers, Behavior Specialists, Therapists.
• Maintain positive, non-stigmatizing language and teamwork.
• Complete all paperwork accurately and on time.
• Meet TB test, training, and safety requirements.

Skills

Oral and Written Communication Skills

Interpersonal Skills

Computer Literacy

Judgment and Crisis Handling

Record Keeping

Collaboration / Teamwork

Respect for Diversity

Customer / Client Focus

Education

High school Diploma / GED

21+ with DD/ID experience preferred

Job description

Cumberland River Behavioral Health in Kentucky is seeking staff to provide non-residential supports for individuals with DD/ID. The role involves helping people participate in community activities, access transportation, and use community resources, while ensuring safety and confidentiality.

Duties include documenting medication administration, reporting incidents, and collaborating with case managers and therapists.