This role is responsible for transporting residents to and from medical appointments, as well as to and from SFRs or Program Centers. The DSP will also be responsible for daily vehicle inspections, routine maintenance, and ensuring the cleanliness and general appearance of the vehicles. They will maintain trip logs, familiarize themselves with medical facilities, review trip packs for necessary documents, and ensure timely arrival at appointments. The DSP will develop and maintain professional relationships with medical personnel, maintain confidentiality, and be aware of residents' needs for appointments, including clothing, personal items, and lunches. They will be in-serviced on specialized client needs and obtain signed consultation sheets. Upon return, they will verbally report to the Health Services Supervisor, Nursing Coordinator, or SFR Nurse. Additionally, the DSP will assist residents with activities of daily living, administer medication (maintaining a Medication Administration Certificate), implement and document behavior management programs, promote a positive self-image, provide guidance in social interactions, and ensure resident safety. They will attend required in-services, cope with resident issues, work cooperatively with personnel, and assist with clerical duties. The role requires the physical ability to lift and transfer residents and utilize a beeper/cell phone if necessary.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED