ISCH - Per Diem Plymouth/ Cape Cod

Guardian Angel Senior Services•Plymouth, MA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Guardian Angel Senior Services is hiring an ISCH Worker to provide regular or intermittent support to Massachusetts Waiver Contracted Individuals. The role helps individuals maximize independence, build daily living skills, improve communication and socialization, strengthen community connections, maintain a safe living environment, establish and maintain a community residence, and achieve goals in their Individual Service Plans. The worker collaborates with individuals, caregivers, PCAs, agency staff, and interdisciplinary teams to support health, safety, independence, and overall well-being. The position requires home visits, service documentation, communication with office staff, confidentiality, and travel between client locations. It is a per-diem position serving Plymouth and Cape Cod, with occasional evening or weekend availability as needed.

Requirements

Compassionate, respectful, and non-judgmental approach.
Strong listening and communication skills.
Reliable, flexible, and able to respond appropriately to emergencies.
Commitment to supporting seniors and individuals with disabilities.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
Organization and strong time-management skills.
Comfort with basic computer and technology skills.
Ability to complete written reports and required documentation.
Willingness to travel between client locations and throughout assigned service areas.
Availability for occasional evenings or weekends as needed.
Regular access to email for scheduling and agency communications.
For client transportation, use of a clean, insured, and properly maintained vehicle.

Nice To Haves

Previous home care or human services experience.
Knowledge of community support resources.

Responsibilities

Support individuals in making informed decisions about their care, health, and goals.
Assist with developing and implementing care plans.
Encourage independence, community participation, and socialization.
Collaborate with interdisciplinary care teams.
Provide resources and support to promote safety and independent living.
Assist with caregiver and PCA training and supervision.
Conduct home visits and accurately document services provided.
Maintain timely and accurate client documentation.
Communicate scheduling changes, concerns, and client needs to office staff.
Maintain professional and therapeutic relationships with clients.
Protect client privacy and maintain strict confidentiality.
Recognize and report concerns regarding abuse, neglect, or safety.
Attend required orientation, staff meetings, supervision, and training.
Follow agency policies and applicable state and federal regulations.
Maintain regular access to email for scheduling and agency communications.
Transport clients when appropriate using a clean, insured, and properly maintained vehicle.
Work within each individual's service plan and established goals.
Perform other duties appropriate to the position.