Day Program Caregiver
Overview
As a caregiver, you’ll build relationships and enhance lives by providing care and support to children and adults with intellectual disabilities, physical or behavioral challenges, or traumatic brain injuries. The work you do is meaningful - you can make a real difference in the lives of those we serve to live as independently as possible.
- Full Time, Part Time, and PRN
- Days, Weekends, Nights, Overnights
- Meaningful Work
Success Profile
Can you be a successful caregiver for The MENTOR Network? If you share these traits, you can help the people you serve experience the true freedom that comes from learning to live independently.
- Trustworthy
- Compassionate
- Communicator
- Responsible
- Sensible
- Patient
I wanted to make a difference in the world and saw the opportunity as a DSP as a way to make the world a better place. Helping someone else achieve their goals made me feel awesome.
~ Jon Fisher, President, Community Support Services (CSS), started his career as a Direct Support Professional.
A Closer Look
Benefits
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Health/Wellness
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Paid Time Off
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Training
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Career Development
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Recognition
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401k and HSA/FSA
Job Responsibilities
Day Program Caregiver
Primary Location: United States-NV-NVCarson City
Function:Direct Support Professional (Caregivers)
Description
What we offer you:
- Full compensation/benefits package for those working over 30 hours per week
- 401(k) with company matching (after introductory period and eligibility requirements are met)
- A rewarding work environment with an incredible team of co-workers
- Paid training
- Paid Time Off, Holiday pay, and Annual bonus plans
- Family-oriented environment, casual dress, employee events
- Access to a national network of local human service providers across 36 states
Responsibilities/Duties:
This position provides
services to people with a broad array of disabilities, (behavioral, developmental,
physical, mental health) through assistance with activities of daily living
such as:
- Community outings, errands, shopping or activities
- Personal hygiene, toileting, grooming, and assistance with meals in a day program setting
- Assisting individuals to redirect agitated or aggressive behaviors
- Teaching strategies to live as independently as possible
Qualifications:
Qualifications:
- High school diploma or GED
- Must be 18 years of age (21 to work with Children)
- Valid NV driver’s license in good standing required
- Successful clearance of local and/or state background
checks
- Compassionate approach
- Reliable, responsible attitude
As a successful
Caregiver you will:
- Celebrate and encourage growth and independence in the
life of every individual you serve.
- Lead by example to encourage and support your
co-workers and the individuals you serve.
- Approach concerns with an open mind and assume positive
intent.
- Take initiative to identify problems before they become
crises.
Come join our team of dedicated and caring professionals. Apply
Today!
EOE/AAE
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