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Seven Hills Foundation seeks a Support Advocate to provide direct care for individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities or ABI/TBI. The role involves assisting with daily living activities, personal care, and community participation, with emphasis on compassionate support.
Schedule is a 3P–10P shift; part-time opportunities exist with flexible options. Full-time benefits include tuition assistance, retirement match, and multiple paid leaves, reflecting the organization's commitment
$20.50 awake hours (additional $1.00 differential for active MAP certification) ; $17.50/asleep hours
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 3P-10P
is a direct support professional (DSP) position at Seven Hills Foundation. They act as a caregiver for a wide range of individuals with an intellectual disability, developmental disability, or an acquired brain injury (ABI or TBI). Customer service skills, administrative skills, and compassion for others are all traits of a Support Advocate. Seven Hills has opportunities for direct care providers with many years of experience, as well as for college students, stay‑at‑home moms and dads, paraprofessionals, or teachers looking for a new career opportunity. Part‑time jobs offer flexible schedules in the healthcare industry. Our full‑time benefits, such as reduced tuition on select online Associate’s and Bachelor’s degree programs, tuition reimbursement, three weeks of vacation time, and generous retirement match, support a healthy work‑life balance. Seven Hills Foundation is a growing nonprofit of 4,500 dedicated professionals that celebrate diversity and inclusion. We also provide the stability of being considered essential workers for those Ready to Work.
We hope you consider joining our team today!
$20.50/hour, cape‑based programs offer a $1/hour differential.
All asleep hours are paid at a flat rate of $17.50/hour.
Support Advocates are responsible for the provision of day‑to‑day services to our program participants. To assist and/or teach individuals varying levels of personal care which may include bathing, toileting, teeth brushing etc. so individuals always look and feel their best. To assist and/or teach individuals household maintenance, meal prep and/or shopping, while providing ongoing opportunities for individuals to assume increasing control & responsibility over their daily lives. Support Advocates may also accompany individuals on appointments as well. Administering medications (or supporting them to self‑medicate) in accordance with residential guidelines. To follow routines of the individuals including, but not limited to; Behavior Support Plans, personal care, Physical Therapy, etc.