IDD Caregiver for Child

Alora Supports; Ord (NE); On-site; USD 11,000 - 16,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid training provided

Job summary

Alora Supports is seeking a Direct Support Professional to provide one-on-one support to a child in Ord, Nebraska. This part-time role offers about 10 hours per week and requires dependable transportation.

You will work with a caring, patient team to help the child learn, grow, and engage with the community, with paid training provided and opportunities to make a meaningful difference in the child's life.

Qualifications

• Must have Medication Aide certification.
• CPR and First Aid is required.
• MANDT training provided by Alora Supports.

Responsibilities

• Provide one-on-one support to a child in Ord, NE.
• Promote learning, growth, and community engagement.
• Assist with daily activities and routines for the child.
• Maintain reliable transportation to and from work.
• Attend paid training sessions as part of employment.

Skills

Empathy

Reliability

Patience

Education

Medication Aide

CPR and First Aid

MANDT

Job description

Looking for meaningful work supporting a child in your community?

Alora Supports is hiring a caring, reliable Direct Support Professional to provide one on one support to a child in Ord, Nebraska. This is a part time opportunity offering approximately 10 hours per week.

What We're Looking For

We're looking for someone who is caring, patient, dependable, energetic, and passionate about helping children learn, grow, and engage in their community.

Required Certifications

• Medication Aide
• CPR and First Aid
• MANDT

Missing a certification? That's okay! Alora Supports will provide and fully pay for required training.

Additional Details

• Ord, NE 68862
• Approximately 10 hours per week
• Must have reliable transportation to and from work
• Paid training provided
• Experience with IDD, special needs, caregiving, DSP work, behavioral health, or children is preferred but not required

Interested in making a meaningful difference in a child's life?