Community DSP

PAI•White Bear Lake, MN

12h•$20

About The Position

Are you a talented caregiver with at least three years of experience? Join us as a Community Day Support Professional and bring your creativity and passion for helping people with disabilities make connections in the community. Spend your time supporting 2-4 clients engaging in fun and meaningful activities in the community. Schedule: Mon-Fri (Day schedule); 33-40 hours/week. Pay: $20/hour + generous benefits. As this is a full-time position, you will have access to our generous benefits package, which include Medical, Dental, Retirement Savings, Life Insurance, Health Savings Account, Competitive Salary, and nearly three weeks of Paid Time Off and 11 Paid Holidays. Dive into a workplace that values integrity, creativity and empowering people to lead their fullest lives. What does a Community Day Support Professional do? As a Community Day Support Professional at PAI, you will play a vital role in uplifting the lives of adults with disabilities by planning exciting community activities that spark joy and engagement! Your day will begin with a warm welcome as you pick up participants at the start of their day. You'll then embark on outings with them, exploring local attractions and engaging in enriching activities tailored to their interests. This could include visits to local museums and zoo, exploring nature trails, stopping by the farmers market, activities at the local gym or library-the possibilities are endless and are based on the unique interests of the individuals you support. Requirements Strong communication skills are essential, allowing you to engage effectively with participants, their families, and team members. You'll also need to be creative, as planning engaging activities requires innovative thinking and adaptability to meet diverse needs. Familiarity with community resources and local attractions will be a bonus, enabling you to craft memorable outings. If you're ready to showcase your expertise in a fun and flexible environment, this is the role for you!

Requirements

At least three (3) years of previous DSP or caregiving experience with people with disabilities or seniors
Experience using technology including, but not limited to, computers, iPads, tablets, tv's, and smartboards
Valid driver's license and clean driving record
HS Diploma/GED
Strong communication skills are essential, allowing you to engage effectively with participants, their families, and team members.
You'll also need to be creative, as planning engaging activities requires innovative thinking and adaptability to meet diverse needs.

Nice To Haves

Familiarity with community resources and local attractions will be a bonus, enabling you to craft memorable outings.

Responsibilities

planning exciting community activities that spark joy and engagement
picking up participants at the start of their day
embarking on outings with them, exploring local attractions and engaging in enriching activities tailored to their interests