Full-Time DSP: 3 12-Hour Shifts/Week + Four Days Off

One Vision; Clear Lake (IA); On-site; USD 30,000 - 34,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid training

Competitive pay and benefits

4 days off per week

Career growth

Job summary

One Vision in Clear Lake, IA is hiring full-time Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) for a steady back-end schedule. You’ll work 12-hour shifts across three days per week, including every Saturday, totaling 36 hours and four days off.

No previous healthcare experience is required—paid training and tools are provided. As a DSP, you’ll help individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities build independence, participate in community activities, manage daily tasks, and document progress

Qualifications

• Must be at least 18 years old.
• High school diploma or GED required.
• Valid driver's license and proof of insurance.
• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs. and assist with mobility as needed.
• Ability to use basic technology for electronic documentation.
• Must complete required background checks and health screenings.
• Must complete required training and certifications, provided by One Vision.

Responsibilities

• Support individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to build independence, participate in the community, and live life on their terms.
• Assist with daily activities such as cooking, personal care, laundry, and household tasks.
• Provide transportation using approved vehicles.
• Assist with medications according to training and procedures.
• Complete electronic documentation.
• Build positive, meaningful relationships with the people you support.

Skills

Dependable

Compassionate

Patient

Mobility assistance

Education

High school diploma or GED

Tools

Electronic documentation

Job description

One Vision in Clear Lake, IA is hiring full-time Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) for a steady back-end schedule. You’ll work 12-hour shifts across three days per week, including every Saturday, totaling 36 hours and four days off.

No previous healthcare experience is required—paid training and tools are provided. As a DSP, you’ll help individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities build independence, participate in community activities, manage daily tasks, and document progress