Day Program Instructor Caregiver — Transform Lives (Daily Pay)

Redwood-Family-Care-Network; El Monte (CA); On-site; USD 25,000 - 26,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Daily Pay

HSA / FSA programs

PTO

EAP

Employee discount program

Capella University tuition discount

Pre-tax 401(k) & Roth

Job summary

Redwood Family Care Network is seeking a Day Program Instructor Caregiver in West Covina to help adults with developmental disabilities build skills, independence, and meaningful routines. You’ll promote daily living, vocational, and community engagement in a supportive, in-person setting.

The role emphasizes IPP-guided activities, client assessments, and collaboration with supervisors to monitor progress. Requires 21+ and pre-employment screenings; prior DSP certificates and CPR/First Aid are

Qualifications

• Must be 21 years of age.
• Must pass all pre-employment screenings (background check, etc.).
• Preferred: 1 year of experience supporting adults with developmental disabilities.
• Preferred: DSP Year 1 & Year 2 Certificates.
• Preferred: CPI certification.
• Preferred: First Aid / CPR Certification.
• Applicants may obtain DSP or CPI certifications within the first 6 months if not already completed.

Responsibilities

• Developing and following daily activity routines based on each client’s IPP.
• Assisting with personal care, bathroom needs, and changing undergarments/clothing when needed.
• Preparing meals and participating in cleanup.
• Supporting clients in daily living, vocational, recreational, and community activities.
• Providing transportation in company vans as needed.
• Participating in client assessments, planning, and evaluation.
• Entering client notes into computer systems and reviewing IPP goals.
• Communicating with supervisors about client progress.
• Attending staff meetings, trainings, and professional development.
• Performing additional related duties as assigned.

Job description

Redwood Family Care Network is seeking a Day Program Instructor Caregiver in West Covina to help adults with developmental disabilities build skills, independence, and meaningful routines. You’ll promote daily living, vocational, and community engagement in a supportive, in-person setting.

The role emphasizes IPP-guided activities, client assessments, and collaboration with supervisors to monitor progress. Requires 21+ and pre-employment screenings; prior DSP certificates and CPR/First Aid are