Sunday caregiver needed for 6yr old (1A0191G)

Family Relief Resources

Portland (OR)

On-site

USD 21,000 - 30,000

Part time

4 days ago

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Benefits offered by this job

Part-time or Full-time work options

Holiday pay (time and a half)

Medical, Vision and Dental Insurance

Paid vacation

401k with employer match

Paid sick days

Paid continuing education

Free gym membership

Job summary

Family Relief Resources LLC. is seeking a Direct Support Professional to provide in-home care for a child with complex needs in SE Portland. You will support daily living skills, mobility, nutrition and communication in a home/community setting.

The role requires patience, reliability and strong communication with families. Schedule includes Sundays, 6am–1pm, with potential for part-time or full-time opportunities, and benefits such as holiday pay and insurance options.

Qualifications

18 years or older.
Criminal History Check required.
Minimum 15 hours per month.
CPR and First Aid certification within 3 months of hire.
State required online training courses (pre-hire and within 3 months).
Continuing Education 24 hours per year.
Basic tech knowledge including using a smartphone for timekeeping and reporting.
Direct experience with individuals with disabilities or varying support needs.
Maintain confidentiality and safeguard information.
Strong communication with families, health care providers and caregivers.
Ability to respond to emergencies when services are delivered.

Responsibilities

Provide morning and afternoon in-home care and support in the client’s home or community.
Teach self-care, behavior management, budgeting, cooking, shopping and cleaning.
Document progress notes after each shift; submit quarterly progress reports.
Maintain a set schedule and communicate clearly with families and the agency.
Use a smartphone for timekeeping and GPS location verification at clock in/out.
Be reliable, patient, kind and positive; adapt to different personalities and disabilities.
No facility-based duties; all activities occur in the community or client home.

Skills

Empathy

Patience

Communication

Flexibility

Education

CPR & First Aid Certification

Tools

Smartphone for timekeeping

GPS/timeclock system

Job description

Who we are:

At Family Relief Resources (FRR), our mission is to provide families and clients with Intellectual and/or Developmental Disabilities with the quality, person-centered daily care they need. We provide qualified DSPs who have a passion and drive to help these individuals, with a positive, stable, and highly compensated work opportunity. We recognize this is a special gift and we are dedicated to helping every DSP to find the client they are meant to help.

1A0191G

Location: SE Portland

Schedule: Sundays, 6am-1pm, or anywhere within that time.

Family is looking for a DSP to provide morning and afternoon care one day a week for an almost 6-year-old boy. Client is happy, energetic, and curious. He utilizes mobility supports in the shape of a both a wheelchair and gait trainer. He is learning to stand and climb on his own, and gets stronger each day. Client is deaf, and mostly non-verbal, and communicates primarily through pointing, gesturing, and some sign language and lip-reading. He receives nutrition via J-Tube feedings and continuous supplemental oxygen. This family would be best supported by a DSP who can also provide emotion regulation support. Client is currently approved for both 2:1 and 1:2 care.

Direct Support Professional (DSP) / In Home Care Giver Responsibilities and Duties:

This role involves caring for a client on an individual basis in their home environment as well as taking them out into the community to learn skills and socialize. This role varies depending on the client but can involve teaching skills of independent living such as self-care, behavior management, budgeting, cooking, shopping and cleaning. Family Relief Resources is not a physical facility -100% of activities happen in the community or a client’s home.

The day-to-day duties of the DSP role requires:

Smart Phone - The state requires all client visits to be tracked with GPS location verification at clock in/out. You will need a smart phone to access the timekeeping application once you arrive at the client’s location.
Driving - Have a valid license and car with current insurance. Some clients will need transportation.
Documenting - Must create and enter specific progress notes after each shift. Also, a progress report is due once per quarter.
Scheduling - Each DSP has a set schedule and must be able to maintain this with clients.
Reliability - Because Family Relief Resources is not a facility, we need reliable employees who can work independently, show up for their shifts, and be excellent communicators with their client’s families and with our agency.
Patient, Kind, and Positive - Helping those with disabilities requires a person who can be patient in all situations, show kindness, and have a positive attitude toward the client and other members of the client’s family even in challenging situations.
Flexibility - Being able to adjust to different types of personalities and disabilities from day to day.

Minimum Job Requirements:

18 years or older
Pass a Criminal History Check.
Work a minimum of 15 hours per month.
CPR and First Aid Certificate (within 3 months of hire)
State required online training courses (pre-hire and within 3 months of hire)
Continuing Education (24 hours per year)
Basic knowledge of technology, including the ability to use a smartphone for timekeeping, submitting daily and quarterly shift reports, communication with office and client family, and additional requirements as needed.
Has direct experience working with children and/or adults with varying levels of support needs (Including experience with intellectual and/or behavioral disabilities).
Understand requirements of maintaining confidentiality and safeguarding individual information.
Be literate and capable of understanding written and oral orders.
Be able to communicate with individuals, health care providers, case managers, and appropriate others.
Be able to respond to emergency situations when services are being delivered.