Lead Direct Support Professional - Delaware

KenCrest; Dover (DE); Presencial; USD 21 000 - 30 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

KenCrest is seeking a Lead Direct Support Professional in Delaware to mentor staff and support individuals with developmental disabilities in daily living, home, and community activities. This hands-on, team-oriented role requires you to lead by example, solve problems, and help people build life skills.

As a lead member of a care team, you’ll ensure safety, coordinate with families and health professionals, and document care plans. Autonomy, compassion, and strong communication are essential.

Qualificações

• High school diploma or GED required.
• Valid driver’s license and clean driving record required.
• 1–3 years of experience in direct care or a health-related job.
• Must pass background checks and drug test.
• Able to complete CPR, First Aid, and Medication training.
• Good communication skills and ability to follow directions.

Responsabilidades

• Support individuals with daily tasks like cooking, cleaning, and personal care
• Give medications and follow health plans (we will train you)
• Drive individuals to appointments, work, or fun activities
• Help people build life skills and try new things
• Encourage individuals to speak up and make their own choices
• Keep clear records and fill out forms as needed
• Communicate with coworkers, families, and medical staff
• Mentor and support other staff on your shift
• Help with money tracking, supplies, and scheduling
• Keep the home safe and follow emergency steps if needed

Conhecimentos

Communication skills

Follow directions

Leadership

Formação académica

High school diploma or GED

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Are you someone who leads by example, enjoys helping others succeed, and wants to make a real impact every day? At KenCrest , we’re looking for a Lead Direct Support Professional who’s not only compassionate and dependable, but also ready to take on a leadership role in supporting people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

In this role, you’ll be both a mentor to staff and a trusted support for the individuals in your care. You’ll help with daily routines, encourage independence, and create meaningful experiences—at home and in the community. If you love building relationships, solving problems, and helping others live fulfilling lives, this could be the perfect fit for you.

This is a hands-on, team-oriented position where no two days are the same and every day matters.

Job Responsibilities

• Support individuals with daily tasks like cooking, cleaning, and personal care
• Give medications and follow health plans (we will train you)
• Drive individuals to appointments, work, or fun activities
• Help people build life skills and try new things
• Encourage individuals to speak up and make their own choices
• Keep clear records and fill out forms as needed
• Communicate with coworkers, families, and medical staff
• Mentor and support other staff on your shift
• Help with money tracking, supplies, and scheduling
• Keep the home safe and follow emergency steps if needed

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required
• Valid driver’s license and clean driving record required
• 1–3 years of experience in direct care or a health-related job
• Must pass background checks and drug test
• Able to complete CPR, First Aid, and Medication training
• Good communication skills and ability to follow directions

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