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Merrick, Inc. in Minnesota is seeking Direct Support Professionals to support adults with disabilities. DSPs assist clients in developing job skills, track time, and apply positive behavior techniques, all within person-centered plans.
This organization has a long history and serves a large client base in Ramsey County through various programs. Position offers a stable, set schedule with a Monday–Friday 7:30 am–3:30 pm shift, plus comprehensive benefits and growth opportunities in a supportive
Love caregiving? Want a meaningful job supporting Adults with Disabilities? Want a great schedule? This is the job for you!
Direct Support Professionals at Merrick, Inc. support clients with high behavior support needs to earn a meaningful wage through work contracts every day! As a DSP, you will assist clients in developing job skills by encouraging them to complete work tasks, track their time, and work on positive behavior techniques, all while focusing on their person-centered plans. Merrick, Inc. is the largest Day Program in Ramsey County, with more than 400 clients in our employment, vocational rehabilitation, and life enrichment programs! We have a 60-year history of leadership in person-centered planning, self-advocacy, meaningful work options, and community inclusion.
We are dedicated to building a diverse team of employees who have a ongoing commitment to strengthening diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace.
We value people for all life, education, and work experience.
The physical demands are representative of those that must be met by an employee to perform the essential responsibilities of this position successfully. The employee must be able to continually sit, stand, walk, and communicate throughout each day. The employee must also be able to stoop, bend, kneel, twist, run, reach, push, pull, regularly move up to 10 pounds, and occasionally move up to 50 pounds. This may include moving clients who cannot support their own weight or pushing and pulling wheelchairs used by clients weighing 100-200 pounds.