Direct Support Professional

Direct support professionals provide systematic training and customized support to individuals with disabilities to enhance their competencies and achieve personal goals within their homes and community settings. This involves working cooperatively with teams, developing training programs, maintaining accurate records, and ensuring the individual's safety and well-Being.

Candidates must possess a high school diploma or ged and be at least nineteen years old, along with having a valid driver's license or reliable transportation. Essential abilities include working with individuals with special needs, contributing positively to the team, and adhering to safety precautions, potentially including medication administration certification.