Direct Support Professional, ACCESS Day Program

The direct support professional will supervise a group of adults in a community-Based work training program, providing motivation and direction while teaching essential vocational and social/Life skills for greater independence. Responsibilities also include developing curriculum, preparing weekly schedules, and writing progress reports.

A high school diploma or ged is required for this role, although prior experience supporting individuals with disabilities is preferred but not mandatory. Candidates must also pass pre-Employment screenings including a live scan doj fingerprint background check, tb screening, and basic health screening.