Description
The Direct Support Professional supports individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities by building relationships, encouraging independence, assisting with daily living and community participation, providing companionship and advocacy, and helping people achieve personal goals. The role requires a positive and outgoing personality, strong communication and relationship-building skills, dependability, teamwork, independent work, a valid driver's license, and a high school diploma or GED. Schedule options, competitive benefits, paid training, professional development, and career advancement are offered.
