Weekend On-call Specialist - Direct Support Professional

Community Vision•Portland, OR

62d•$25 - $26

About The Position

Weekend On-Call DSP Opportunity - Earn $150 Just for Being Available! Pay: $150/weekend + $25-$26/hr | Training wage: $21/hr Schedule: On-call 2 weekends per month Are you a skilled, compassionate Direct Support Professional (DSP) who loves the work but can't commit to a full-time schedule? Looking to supplement your income without sacrificing all your free time? Role Highlights: $150 guaranteed just for being available, even if you aren't called in. $25-$26/hour when you provide support during your on-call weekend. Flexible commitment: Only two weekends a month. Variety and connection: Support multiple amazing individuals living independently across the Portland Metro area. What You'll Do: As the Weekend On-call Specialist, you'll step in when other DSPs are unavailable-whether it's a quick errand, an urgent need, or covering a full shift. You'll work 1:1 with adults with developmental disabilities, helping them live meaningful, self-directed lives. You'll be the calm, capable presence they need, and you'll be backed by a Weekend Manager, who fields all incoming requests and reaches out to you only when your help is needed. You're a great fit if you are: Experienced in supporting adults with developmental disabilities Reliable, adaptable, and calm under pressure Personable and able to quickly build rapport with a variety of individuals Able to drive and transport throughout the Portland Metro area About Training: We know this job requires a wide skillset and familiarity with different individuals' needs. That's why we offer: Orientation and tailored in-home training A training wage of $21/hr as you learn to support different individuals confidently A training schedule paced to match your experience and learning style More details about training will be shared if you're selected for a phone interview.

Requirements

Three (3) years of experience supporting people with developmental and intellectual disabilities.
Must be 18+ years old with a high school diploma or GED.
Willing and able to complete training in CPR/First Aid, medication administration, and Oregon Intervention System (OIS).
Must pass a criminal background check through Oregon DHS (initially and every two years).
Must have a valid driver's license and clean driving record.
Must not be listed on the Office of Inspector General (OIG) Exclusion List.
Able to lift up to 50 lbs, assist with mobility and transfers, and use equipment like Hoyer lifts safely.
Comfortable with frequent bending, standing, and working in various home or community environments (including homes with pets).
Able to drive and transport individuals as needed.
Strong communication skills, including with individuals who have speech, vision, or hearing differences.
Able to respond to emergencies, including performing CPR in challenging conditions.
Willing to engage in light physical activities with the people you support (e.g., walks, games, outdoor activities).

Responsibilities

Step in when other DSPs are unavailable-whether it's a quick errand, an urgent need, or covering a full shift
Work 1:1 with adults with developmental disabilities, helping them live meaningful, self-directed lives

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