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Hills & Dales Child Development Center in Dubuque, IA is hiring a Direct Support Professional III – Youth/Teen Home – Back Half. This full-time role supports children and teenagers with intellectual disabilities and mental health needs, with robust training provided.
The schedule offers a 3-day work week with 12–13 hour shifts and an average starting pay of $26.58 to $27.45 per hour, with weekend premium pay.
Average Starting Pay: $26.58-27.45 per hour (blended between regular and weekend premium hourly pay rates).
About us:
Hills & Dales is a non‑profit organization dedicated to building meaningful lives for individuals with disabilities. We are seeking passionate Direct Support Professionals to support children and teenagers with intellectual disabilities and other mental health needs. This position partners to support children and adults with complex medical and behavioral needs. Robust training is required and provided.
Work‑Life Balance 3‑day work week: Enjoy an average of 203 days off per year with a 3‑day work week or 152 days off per year with a 4‑day work week. 12‑13 hour shifts.
About the wage: The average wage advertised is based on a 36‑hour per week schedule, where 24 weekday hours are paid at a lower base rate of pay and 12 weekend hours are paid a time‑and‑one‑half premium pay. You can expect to earn the average pay rate per hour, even though some hours will be lower and some hours will be higher.
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Hills & Dales is a non‑profit dedicated to building meaningful lives for people with disabilities. Our Direct Support Professionals work in developing skills with clients in need of 24‑hr support. Our team members do it all; from helping someone get dressed and bathe, to transporting and grocery shopping, to stopping by a concert and going fishing. The DSP is the personal assistant to someone in living their life. The work is very demanding, rewarding, and essential for our community to ensure all have access to a meaningful and dignified life.