Direct Support Professional BHS Float

Spin; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); On-site; USD 32,000 - 42,000; Full time

Job summary

Spin Health Services in Philadelphia, PA, is seeking a Direct Support Professional Float to support adults with clinically enhanced needs. You will float between locations, working with ICST/BHA/CLA, and adapt to changing schedules while delivering compassionate, person-centered care.

The role emphasizes ISP-based supports, accurate documentation, life-skills coaching, and promoting healthy lifestyles to improve independence and community inclusion.

Qualifications

• Two years of personal/professional experience working directly with adults with co-occurring diagnoses.
• Experience in crisis intervention, trauma-informed care and positive behavioral support.
• Valid PA/NJ Driver’s License with at least 1 year of driving experience.

Responsibilities

• Provides care and support to individuals following their ISP, ensuring safety and meeting living needs.
• Implements ISP outcomes and supports trauma-informed, recovery-oriented approaches.
• Documents services accurately and promptly, supporting health and wellness goals.
• Teaches life skills to enhance independence and community participation.
• Supports health, nutrition, exercise and sleep as stress management tools.

Skills

Strong communication skills

Interpersonal skills

Education

High School Diploma / GED

Tools

PA/NJ Driver's License

Job description

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Direct Support Professional BHS Float

CBU Full-Time Philadelphia, PA, US

2 days ago Requisition ID: 2624

Join our team as Behavioral Health Arrangement Float Direct Support!

In this role, you will provide vital support to adults providing support to adults with clinically enhanced support needs, supported by ICST and BHA, or CLA. Flexibility is key as you'll float in your set schedule between locations to meet the evolving needs of our BHA programs. If you are passionate about making a difference and thrive in a versatile environment.

Accountabilities of a BHA Float-DSP

• Provides care and support to all individuals, maintaining therapeutic boundaries, to assure that they are safe and all living needs are met in accordance with the Individual Support Plan (ISP).
• Implements and monitors each person’s ISP to achieve specific outcomes, derived from individual’s preferences, needs and interests within a trauma-informed recovery-oriented approach.
• Implement medical and behavioral support plans as needed, using language and behavior that consistently reflects and enhances the dignity of people with dual diagnoses to support individuals to self-monitor triggers and utilize coping skills and problem solving skills.
• Provide detailed, accurate and timely documentation for all services and supports provided.
• Teaches and supports individuals in life skills to increase their independence and supports individuals to participate in the community including recreational activities and social events.
• Supports individuals to develop self-directed goals, make informed choices and follow-through on responsibilities to experience positive self-image, hope and motivation.
• Participates in assessments and mandated trainings to support the needs of the program and individuals being supported. 12. Assists individual to have the best possible health by teaching skills, providing supports and information on healthy lifestyles, promoting exercise, nutrition and sleep as outlets for stress management and communicating all health-related issues with SPIN Health Services.
• Assists individual with maintaining a clean, healthy and safe environment and transportation needs to maximize skills, abilities, community inclusion and independence.
• Performs emergency duties as requested in the best interest of SPIN and the health and welfare of its recipients and employees.
• Support primarily the BHA homes, as a program and daily assignment locations will vary based on the needs of the program
• support new and existing BHAs, providing support to adults with clinically enhanced support needs, supported by ICST and BHA, or CLA as needed, within their schedule
• Ability to adapt to varying environments and needs
• Strong Communication and interpersonal skills
• Compassion, patience, and commitment to enhancing the quality of life for individuals in care

The tools you need:

• High School Diploma / GED
• Two years of personal/professional experience working directly with adults with co-occurring diagnoses (dual diagnosis of autism/intellectual disabilities and mental/behavioral health diagnoses).
• Working experience in crisis intervention, trauma-informed care and positive behavioral support approaches
• Must have a valid PA/NJ Driver’s License and 1 year of driving experience

Join our team as Behavioral Health Arrangement Float Direct Support!

In this role, you will provide vital support to adults providing support to adults with clinically enhanced support needs, supported by ICST and BHA, or CLA. Flexibility is key as you'll float in your set schedule between locations to meet the evolving needs of our BHA programs. If you are passionate about making a difference and thrive in a versatile environment.

Accountabilities of a BHA Float-DSP

• Provides care and support to all individuals, maintaining therapeutic boundaries, to assure that they are safe and all living needs are met in accordance with the Individual Support Plan (ISP).
• Implements and monitors each person’s ISP to achieve specific outcomes, derived from individual’s preferences, needs and interests within a trauma-informed recovery-oriented approach.
• Implement medical and behavioral support plans as needed, using language and behavior that consistently reflects and enhances the dignity of people with dual diagnoses to support individuals to self-monitor triggers and utilize coping skills and problem solving skills.
• Provide detailed, accurate and timely documentation for all services and supports provided.
• Teaches and supports individuals in life skills to increase their independence and supports individuals to participate in the community including recreational activities and social events.
• Supports individuals to develop self-directed goals, make informed choices and follow-through on responsibilities to experience positive self-image, hope and motivation.
• Participates in assessments and mandated trainings to support the needs of the program and individuals being supported. 12. Assists individual to have the best possible health by teaching skills, providing supports and information on healthy lifestyles, promoting exercise, nutrition and sleep as outlets for stress management and communicating all health-related issues with SPIN Health Services.
• Assists individual with maintaining a clean, healthy and safe environment and transportation needs to maximize skills, abilities, community inclusion and independence.
• Performs emergency duties as requested in the best interest of SPIN and the health and welfare of its recipients and employees.

Expectations:

• Support primarily the BHA homes, as a program and daily assignment locations will vary based on the needs of the program
• support new and existing BHAs, providing support to adults with clinically enhanced support needs, supported by ICST and BHA, or CLA as needed, within their schedule
• Ability to adapt to varying environments and needs
• Strong Communication and interpersonal skills
• Compassion, patience, and commitment to enhancing the quality of life for individuals in care

The tools you need:

• High School Diploma / GED
• Two years of personal/professional experience working directly with adults with co-occurring diagnoses (dual diagnosis of autism/intellectual disabilities and mental/behavioral health diagnoses).
• Working experience in crisis intervention, trauma-informed care and positive behavioral support approaches
• Must have a valid PA/NJ Driver’s License and 1 year of driving experience

Sunday-Thursday 4pm-12am
(Float to various locations within the Behavioral Health Arrangement)
40 Hours Weekly