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Shore Community Services Inc. is seeking a qualified Direct Support Professional (DSP) for a weekend shift in a group home setting. The role involves providing personal care, community integration, and medication assistance to individuals with developmental disabilities.
Responsibilities include behavior support, documentation, and teamwork with case managers, therapists, and family members. Requires a high school diploma, valid driver’s license, and reliable transportation.
Seeking Qualified experienced DSP to work in Intergender group home located in Denton MD.
*This position pays an additional $3.00 per hour (1.50 weekend differential/1.50 Overnight Differential) *
Schedule: Friday 8:00pm-8:00am (Awake Overnight)
E/O Saturday 8:00pm-8:00am
Job Summary: The DDA Direct Support Professional is responsible for providing direct support to individuals with developmental disabilities, ensuring that they receive the necessary care, assistance, and support to live as independently as possible.
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Note: This job description is intended to provide a general overview of the position and may not include all responsibilities or requirements.
Compensation: $21.50 per hour
To be a leading provider of exceptional care, creating a world where individuals with developmental disabilities are valued, respected, and fully integrated into their communities.
“Shore Community Services Inc. is dedicated to empowering individuals with developmental disabilities to live fulfilling and independent lives. We provide comprehensive support services and create inclusive communities where everyone can thrive.”
Do you have Reliable Transportation with clean driving record? *
Do you have the required license/certification required to perform this position? *
How many years of previous experience do you have as a Caregiver? *
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