Advanced DSP OVERNIGHTS - Behavioral Support Specialist
About The Position
Direct Support Professional III (Behavioral Support - Overnight Shifts) Now Hiring Behavioral Support DSP III Team Members Are you a compassionate night owl who excels in high-intensity, meaningful work? Hills & Dales, a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering individuals with disabilities, is seeking Direct Support Professional III (DSP III) team members to provide advanced overnight behavioral support. This is not a typical DSP role. DSP III team members work directly with individuals who exhibit aggressive, challenging, or self-injurious behaviors , providing structure, safety, de-escalation, and behavioral skill-building throughout the night. If you want to make a true impact in a behavioral support environment, this may be the perfect role for you. Why Join Hills & Dales? Make a real impact during meaningful overnight hours Support individuals in a stable, home-like setting Be part of a mission-driven, positive team Enjoy flexible 3- or 4-night schedules Opportunities for career growth and additional training Competitive pay & premium weekend rates This Is NOT a Typical DSP Role DSP III positions are advanced behavioral support roles. You will work closely with individuals whose behaviors may include aggression, self-injury, tantrums, property destruction, or other high-intensity needs. Your work helps create safe, structured environments while following individualized behavior support plans. What to Expect in a DSP III Role You will work with clients who may display aggressive or self-injurious behaviors You will use behavioral support strategies , including verbal and physical de-escalation techniques You will follow and implement individualized behavior support plans (BSPs) You will support emotional regulation, communication, and skill-building You will maintain safety, documentation, and structure throughout the shift This is a higher-level DSP position focused on behavior management and intervention
Requirements
- 18+ years old
- High school diploma or GED
- Able to lift 35 lbs
- Valid driver's license, reliable vehicle, and insurance
- Clear background, drug, and driving record checks
Nice To Haves
- Behavioral support experience strongly preferred (training provided)
Responsibilities
- Provide structured behavioral support throughout the night
- Assist with daily living routines as needed (hygiene, meals, medications)
- Implement behavior support strategies and interventions
- Use proactive and reactive tools to maintain safety
- Document behaviors and progress according to plans
- Promote dignity, respect, and emotional safety for all individuals
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED
