CDS DSP - NonPace

The direct support professional is responsible for ensuring the dignity and respect of individuals served while promoting their independence, growth, and community integration through meaningful experiences consistent with their service plans. Essential duties include facilitating scheduled activities, providing direct engagement opportunities, implementing support plans, and accurately documenting outcomes and incidents.

Candidates must possess a high school diploma or ged and preferably have one year of experience supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities or behavioral challenges. Applicants must be eligible to become a registered direct support professional (Dsp), demonstrate functional literacy in english, have basic computer skills, and possess a valid driver's license with a good driving record.