DSP Flex Float

HIT INC • Mandan, ND

2d • $25 - $25 • Onsite

About The Position

HIT, Inc. is seeking dependable and adaptable Direct Support Professionals for its Flex Float team in the Congregate Living department. Flex Float employees provide fill-in coverage within their assigned department to help maintain consistent, quality support for individuals with disabilities. Each department has two designated Flex Float positions.

Employees must pick up and work one available 6–12-hour shift each week, subject to shift availability and scheduling approval. They may pick up additional approved shifts through HIT’s job board. Hours vary based on program needs and available shifts and are not guaranteed; this role does not have a fixed schedule. Sleep-night positions are excluded. The position offers a starting wage of $25 per hour in exchange for flexibility, reliability, and a weekly shift commitment.

Employees must complete required orientation and location-specific training before working independently, and maintain required training and certifications. They must be flexible about work locations and assignments within their assigned department.

Requirements

• Meet HIT’s education, screening, and hiring requirements for the assigned DSP position.
• Demonstrate reliability, sound judgment, clear communication, and the ability to adapt to changing assignments.
• Work effectively both independently and as part of a team.
• Perform the essential functions of assigned duties, with or without reasonable accommodation.
• Complete and maintain required training and certifications.
• Meet additional department-specific requirements, including transportation qualifications when applicable.
• Pick up and work one available 6–12-hour shift each week, subject to availability and scheduling approval.

Responsibilities

• Provide respectful, person-centered support that promotes independence, dignity, safety, and community participation.
• Fill open shifts within the assigned department and adapt to different work locations, routines, and support needs.
• Assist with daily living activities, personal care, household tasks, and community activities as required by the assignment.
• Follow individual support plans, behavior support strategies, safety procedures, and department protocols.
• Administer medications only after completing required training and authorization.
• Complete accurate, timely documentation and communicate relevant information to coworkers and supervisors.
• Review available shifts on the job board and obtain required approval before working.
• Arrive on time and fulfill accepted shift commitments.
• Maintain required training, certifications, and familiarity with assigned work locations.
• Protect confidential information and follow HIT policies and reporting requirements.
• Pick up and work one 6–12-hour shift per week, subject to available shifts and scheduling approval.
• Communicate availability and coordinate the weekly shift commitment with the assigned manager.
• Pick up additional approved shifts through the job board as available.
• Remain flexible regarding work locations and assignments within the assigned department.
• Complete required orientation and location-specific training before working independently.

Benefits

• Flexible scheduling through available shift selection.
• Opportunities to pick up additional available shifts.
• Meaningful work supporting individuals with disabilities.
• Opportunities to build experience across locations within an assigned department.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Part-time
• Career Level: Entry Level
• Education Level: High school or GED