DSP Team Leader: Elevate Care & Team Performance

New Communities, Inc.; Norway (ME); On-site; USD 29,000 - 33,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid time off

Health insurance

Dental and Vision insurance

403(b) Retirement Plan with 5% company

Job summary

New Communities, Inc. seeks a DSP Team Leader to oversee a residential program for adults with intellectual disabilities. The role involves supervising direct care staff, coordinating schedules, and supporting residents to achieve their individual service plan goals.

It is a full‑time, daytime position with some flexibility for program needs. The role includes crisis support, medication oversight, and close collaboration with guardians and external agencies.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• Active Maine driver’s license required.
• One year of healthcare experience and one year of supervisory experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Lead and supervise the direct care team and address employee performance under supervision of the Program Manager.
• Coordinate staffing to ensure safe facility coverage and timely scheduling.
• Assist residents with goals in their service plans and provide essential personal care.
• Support crisis situations with guidance to clients and staff.
• Oversee medication administration practices to ensure safety and compliance.
• Manage intake and discharge processes and maintain accurate clinical records.
• Collaborate with guardians and external agencies to ensure high‑quality services.

Skills

Team leadership

Staff supervision

Communication skills

Organizational skills

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Job description

New Communities, Inc. seeks a DSP Team Leader to oversee a residential program for adults with intellectual disabilities. The role involves supervising direct care staff, coordinating schedules, and supporting residents to achieve their individual service plan goals.

It is a full‑time, daytime position with some flexibility for program needs. The role includes crisis support, medication oversight, and close collaboration with guardians and external agencies.