Direct Support Pro II — Empower Skills & Community Living

Mount Rogers; Virginia; On-site; USD 30,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

Mount Rogers Community Services is seeking a Direct Support Professional II to provide skill-building and supportive services to individuals with developmental disabilities in our day services program in Virginia. You will help participants engage in community activities, learn daily living skills, and maintain safety and well-being.

Responsibilities include accurate documentation, crisis intervention, and assisting with medication administration and plan for support implementation.

Qualifications

• One-year successful experience working with persons with developmental disabilities preferred.
• High School diploma or equivalent required.
• Valid driver’s license and DMV driving record.
• Completion of medication aide training within five (5) months of hire.

Responsibilities

• Provide skill building and support to individuals served for independence and community participation.
• Document progress notes, medication administration, and timesheets accurately.
• Intervene in crises and emergencies; administer first aid per policies.
• Ensure trainings comply with DBHDS, DMAS, and HCBS requirements.
• Contribute to person-centered plans reflecting individuals’ strengths and preferences.
• Administer and document medications per physician orders.
• Provide job skills training per Plan for Support; manage materials and supplies at work stations.
• Transport individuals using agency vehicles to community activities.
• Participate in meetings and accident-prevention programs.

Skills

DD knowledge

Professional image

Teamwork

Communication

Basic computer skills

Vehicle operation

Flexible hours

Education

High School diploma or equivalent

Job description

Mount Rogers Community Services is seeking a Direct Support Professional II to provide skill-building and supportive services to individuals with developmental disabilities in our day services program in Virginia. You will help participants engage in community activities, learn daily living skills, and maintain safety and well-being.

Responsibilities include accurate documentation, crisis intervention, and assisting with medication administration and plan for support implementation.