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The Direct Support Professional (DSP) is responsible for the daily care of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in a group home setting. Care can include cooking, cleaning, personal care, transportation, handling intensive behaviors, medication administration, etc. The DSP's primary focus is to provide services, and advocate for individuals to live independent and productive lives. Essential Duties and Responsibilities To perform this job successfully, the employee must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily and in a timely manner. The following duties are representative of the job but are not all inclusive and other duties may be assigned as needed. Duties Provides individuals with physical, emotional, and social support in the home and community. Reads each individual service plan (ISP) and ensures the individual's care needs are understood. Follows individual support plans. Consult the House Manager or Behavior Support Specialist (BSS) if further clarity is needed at any time. Learn the individual's routines, likes and dislikes, and behavior triggers. Build positive rapport with the individuals served. Promote independence in daily activities by teaching self care skills Facilitate the individual's inclusion in community experiences and activities. Understands the group home's rules, what is allowed and not, and the processes used to care for the individuals. Responsible for understanding the prescribed medications, administering them in the correct dose at the right time, and appropriately documenting this information. Provide assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) such as hygiene assistance, i.e. toileting, brushing teeth, and bathing/showering and other daily living tasks Encourage independence with general life skills. Complete household cleaning and chores and ensure the home is always in good order and safe. Prepare menus, grocery shop and prepare balanced meals. Assist the individual with making small purchases and documenting the same. Respond to challenging behaviors, including verbal and physical aggression. Transport individuals for outings and activities, following all rules of the road. Complete timely and thorough documentation including daily notes on the individual's day and challenges, general event reports (GER), and any other required documentation. Assists with home safety checks and fire drills. Completes annual trainings. Follows all guidelines and direction regarding appropriate use of phones, computers, and other devices and technology. Acts as an advocate. Properly completes shift change routine when arriving and leaving shift. Ensures all services are provided in line with current rules, regulations, laws, and Cornerstone policies and procedures. Is a strong team member who tries to resolve conflicts or concerns with co-workers directly before bringing them to the House Manager. Maintain a high level of confidentiality at all times. Responsible for keeping the individuals in the house safe from any health hazards. Report any instances of suspected abuse, neglect, or exploitation to the appropriate authorities so protective services can investigate. Attend scheduled staff meetings. Any and all other duties as assigned. Qualifications The following qualifications are representative of the knowledge, skills and abilities needed to perform the job but are not all inclusive. Must be 18 years or older High School Diploma or GED required Passion for serving others required Must be able to work a variety of shifts, including overnights and weekends 1+ years of experience working with people with developmental disabilities preferred. Dependable, reliable, and punctual. Ability to pass a criminal background check upon hire and biennially Possess a valid driver's license, good driving record, and have auto insurance Ability to obtain/maintain First Aid and CPR certification Ability to obtain/maintain OIS certification iLearn Core Competencies or Workday (Preferred) Demonstrated ability to handle sensitive and confidential information Adaptability and the ability to work in a crisis calmly and in a positive manner Compassionate, supportive, easy going, good-humored personality Patient, organized, and an effective problem solver with excellent follow through Great common sense and able to consistently, and confidently, make good decisions Must be able to read and write routine reports Ability to relate effectively with individuals and their families. Able to prevent and resolve conflicts Strong team player Behaves in alignment with our values of Compassion, Integrity, and Responsibility· Treats others with respect and dignity Detail-oriented and able to work with and abide by state and organizational rules and policies. Flexible and adaptable to change. Excellent multi-tasker who can function well in a fast-paced environment. Ability to establish clear boundaries and set limits Ability to maintain a positive attitude and willingness to assist others Working Conditions: Works primarily in a group home and occasionally in an office environment. May transport individuals to events, activities in the community. Must be aware of and demonstrate good driving habits at all times. The physical demands of this job vary depending on the client and the needs of the client. Quickly applying skill in non-aversive crisis intervention, listening, observing, monitoring own actions to ensure they are not disturbing to the clients' environment. May be subject to hostile and emotionally upset individuals throughout the day. Must have good manual dexterity, can sit, stand, kneel, climb stairs, squat, get in and out of a vehicle, and be able to frequently lift and carry up to 30 lbs and maneuver 75 lbs when dealing with individuals. Will stand, walk, or sit for significant periods of time. Position requires phone, computer use, occasional bending, and stooping. May be required to wear personal protective equipment. Regular attendance is required to perform the job satisfactorily. Weekend availability is required. Open availability is preferred. All training hours are paid at base rate of $25.00 per hour We provide 24-hour care for our clients, to obtain full time hours you must have flexible availability. Full time hours are not guaranteed. #ZR Cornerstone Valley provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws. This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation and training

Department: Services FLSA Status: Exempt Reports To: Service Manager / Residential Oversight Specialist The Residential Oversight Specialist (ROS) Intern supports the Residential Oversight Specialist and Service Manager in ensuring that individuals served are able to work toward their goals, achieve their potential, and experience a high quality of life. This internship provides hands-on experience in residential services, leadership development, and compliance within a group home setting while maintaining a strong focus on Cornerstone Valleys mission, values, and culture. The ROS Intern role is a learning-focused, non-supervisory position designed to build professional skills, deepen understanding of services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD/DD), and prepare the intern for potential future leadership roles within the organization. Leadership & Professional Expectations The ROS Intern is expected to model professional behavior and uphold Cornerstone Valleys standards while learning under the guidance of leadership. Be a steward of Cornerstone Valleys culture Behave in alignment with the values of Compassion, Integrity, and Responsibility Treat others with respect and dignity at all times Demonstrate initiative and a willingness to learn Take ownership of assigned tasks and responsibilities Behave in a manner that sets a positive example for others Uphold safety, confidentiality, and HIPAA standards Assist with identifying, mitigating, and reporting risk Follow all agency policies and procedures Participate in meetings, trainings, and committees as assigned Essential Duties and Responsibilities Program & Facility Support Under supervision, the ROS Intern may assist with: Supporting group home cleanliness and organization Monitoring the home and grounds for safety and cleanliness Assisting with safety checklists and fire drills Helping ensure adequate program supplies (groceries, cleaning supplies, etc.) Supporting meal planning that meets nutritional and dietary needs Maintaining security and confidentiality of keys, files, and information Assisting with proper documentation and record organization in compliance with agency and OAR requirements Individual Support & Care Observe and support the delivery of high-quality, person-centered care Assist staff in ensuring the health, safety, and rights of individuals served Support community inclusion and preferred activities Learn and follow Individual Support Plans (ISP) Assist with documentation in Therap and other required systems, as appropriate Observe medication management practices in accordance with policy (no independent medication administration unless fully trained and authorized) Participate in ISP meetings, entries, exits, and related program activities as appropriate Staff & Team Support Observe leadership and supervisory practices within the residential program Assist with staff training preparation and coordination Support positive communication and teamwork within the home Model professionalism in interactions with staff, individuals, families, and community partners Assist with projects related to staff engagement, compliance, and quality assurance Learning Objectives The ROS Intern will gain experience in: Residential program operations Compliance and licensing standards Person-centered supports for individuals with IDD/DD Professional communication and documentation Leadership development and ethical decision-making Crisis prevention and response (observational and training-based) Qualifications High School Diploma or GED required (current enrollment in human services, psychology, social work, or related field preferred) 2 years experience working with IDD/DD adult/Children required Interest in working with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities Ability to pass a criminal background check Valid drivers license with acceptable driving record preferred Basic computer skills and willingness to learn agency systems Strong communication skills Professional demeanor and respect for confidentiality Desire to learn, grow, and receive feedback Alignment with Cornerstone Valleys values of Compassion, Integrity, and Responsibility Working Conditions The ROS Intern works primarily in a group home setting with occasional office-based tasks. The role may involve standing, walking, bending, lifting up to 30 pounds, and assisting with daily activities under supervision. The position requires flexibility, adaptability, and the ability to work in an environment that may include individuals with challenging behaviors. Travel with staff or individuals may be required. Regular attendance and adherence to safety protocols are essential.

Job DescriptionSalary: $25.00/Hour The Direct Support Professional (DSP) is responsible for the daily care of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in a group home setting. Care can include cooking, cleaning, personal care, transportation, handling intensive behaviors, medication administration, etc. The DSPs primary focus is to provide services, and advocate for individuals to live independent and productive lives. Essential Duties and Responsibilities To perform this job successfully, the employee must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily and in a timely manner. The following duties are representative of the job but are not all inclusive and other duties may be assigned as needed. Duties Provides individuals with physical, emotional, and social support in the home and community. Reads each individual service plan (ISP) and ensures the individuals care needs are understood. Follows individual support plans. Consult the House Manager or Behavior Support Specialist (BSS) if further clarity is needed at any time. Learn the individuals routines, likes and dislikes, and behavior triggers. Build positive rapport with the individuals served. Promote independence in daily activities by teaching self care skills Facilitate the individuals inclusion in community experiences and activities. Understands the group homes rules, what is allowed and not, and the processes used to care for the individuals. Responsible for understanding the prescribed medications, administering them in the correct dose at the right time, and appropriately documenting this information. Provide assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) such as hygiene assistance, i.e. toileting, brushing teeth, and bathing/showering and other daily living tasks Encourage independence with general life skills. Complete household cleaning and chores and ensure the home is always in good order and safe. Prepare menus, grocery shop and prepare balanced meals. Assist the individual with making small purchases and documenting the same. Respond to challenging behaviors, including verbal and physical aggression. Transport individuals for outings and activities, following all rules of the road. Complete timely and thorough documentation including daily notes on the individuals day and challenges, general event reports (GER), and any other required documentation. Assists with home safety checks and fire drills. Completes annual trainings. Follows all guidelines and direction regarding appropriate use of phones, computers, and other devices and technology. Acts as an advocate. Properly completes shift change routine when arriving and leaving shift. Ensures all services are provided in line with current rules, regulations, laws, and Cornerstone policies and procedures. Is a strong team member who tries to resolve conflicts or concerns with co-workers directly before bringing them to the House Manager. Maintain a high level of confidentiality at all times. Responsible for keeping the individuals in the house safe from any health hazards. Report any instances of suspected abuse, neglect, or exploitation to the appropriate authorities so protective services can investigate. Attend scheduled staff meetings. Any and all other duties as assigned. Qualifications The following qualifications are representative of the knowledge, skills and abilities needed to perform the job but are not all inclusive. Must be 18 years or older High School Diploma or GED required Passion for serving others required Must be able to work a variety of shifts, including overnights and weekends 1+ years of experience working with people with developmental disabilities preferred. Dependable, reliable, and punctual. Ability to pass a criminal background check upon hire and biennially Possess a valid drivers license, good driving record, and have auto insurance Ability to obtain/maintain First Aid and CPR certification Ability to obtain/maintain OIS certification iLearn Core Competencies or Workday (Preferred) Demonstrated ability to handle sensitive and confidential information Adaptability and the ability to work in a crisis calmly and in a positive manner Compassionate, supportive, easy going, good-humored personality Patient, organized, and an effective problem solver with excellent follow through Great common sense and able to consistently, and confidently, make good decisions Must be able to read and write routine reports Ability to relate effectively with individuals and their families. Able to prevent and resolve conflicts Strong team player Behaves in alignment with our values of Compassion, Integrity, and Responsibility Treats others with respect and dignity Detail-oriented and able to work with and abide by state and organizational rules and policies. Flexible and adaptable to change. Excellent multi-tasker who can function well in a fast-paced environment. Ability to establish clear boundaries and set limits Ability to maintain a positive attitude and willingness to assist others Working Conditions: Works primarily in a group home and occasionally in an office environment. May transport individuals to events, activities in the community. Must be aware of and demonstrate good driving habits at all times. The physical demands of this job vary depending on the client and the needs of the client. Quickly applying skill in non-aversive crisis intervention, listening, observing, monitoring own actions to ensure they are not disturbing to the clients environment. May be subject to hostile and emotionally upset individuals throughout the day. Must have good manual dexterity, can sit, stand, kneel, climb stairs, squat, get in and out of a vehicle, and be able to frequently lift and carry up to 30 lbs and maneuver 75 lbs when dealing with individuals. Will stand, walk, or sit for significant periods of time. Position requires phone, computer use, occasional bending, and stooping. May be required to wear personal protective equipment. Regular attendance is required to perform the job satisfactorily. Weekend availability is required. Open availability is preferred. All training hours are paid at base rate of $25.00 per hour We provide 24-hourcare for our clients, to obtain full time hours you must have flexible availability. Full time hours are not guaranteed. #ZR Cornerstone Valley provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws. This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation and training

Department: Services FLSA Status: Exempt Reports To: Service Manager / Residential Oversight Specialist The Residential Oversight Specialist (ROS) Intern supports the Residential Oversight Specialist and Service Manager in ensuring that individuals served are able to work toward their goals, achieve their potential, and experience a high quality of life. This internship provides hands-on experience in residential services, leadership development, and compliance within a group home setting while maintaining a strong focus on Cornerstone Valley's mission, values, and culture. The ROS Intern role is a learning-focused, non-supervisory position designed to build professional skills, deepen understanding of services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD/DD), and prepare the intern for potential future leadership roles within the organization. Leadership & Professional Expectations The ROS Intern is expected to model professional behavior and uphold Cornerstone Valley's standards while learning under the guidance of leadership. Be a steward of Cornerstone Valley's culture Behave in alignment with the values of Compassion, Integrity, and Responsibility Treat others with respect and dignity at all times Demonstrate initiative and a willingness to learn Take ownership of assigned tasks and responsibilities Behave in a manner that sets a positive example for others Uphold safety, confidentiality, and HIPAA standards Assist with identifying, mitigating, and reporting risk Follow all agency policies and procedures Participate in meetings, trainings, and committees as assigned Essential Duties and Responsibilities Program & Facility Support Under supervision, the ROS Intern may assist with: Supporting group home cleanliness and organization Monitoring the home and grounds for safety and cleanliness Assisting with safety checklists and fire drills Helping ensure adequate program supplies (groceries, cleaning supplies, etc.) Supporting meal planning that meets nutritional and dietary needs Maintaining security and confidentiality of keys, files, and information Assisting with proper documentation and record organization in compliance with agency and OAR requirements Individual Support & Care Observe and support the delivery of high-quality, person-centered care Assist staff in ensuring the health, safety, and rights of individuals served Support community inclusion and preferred activities Learn and follow Individual Support Plans (ISP) Assist with documentation in Therap and other required systems, as appropriate Observe medication management practices in accordance with policy (no independent medication administration unless fully trained and authorized) Participate in ISP meetings, entries, exits, and related program activities as appropriate Staff & Team Support Observe leadership and supervisory practices within the residential program Assist with staff training preparation and coordination Support positive communication and teamwork within the home Model professionalism in interactions with staff, individuals, families, and community partners Assist with projects related to staff engagement, compliance, and quality assurance Learning Objectives The ROS Intern will gain experience in: Residential program operations Compliance and licensing standards Person-centered supports for individuals with IDD/DD Professional communication and documentation Leadership development and ethical decision-making Crisis prevention and response (observational and training-based) Qualifications High School Diploma or GED required (current enrollment in human services, psychology, social work, or related field preferred) 2 years experience working with IDD/DD adult/Children required Interest in working with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities Ability to pass a criminal background check Valid driver's license with acceptable driving record preferred Basic computer skills and willingness to learn agency systems Strong communication skills Professional demeanor and respect for confidentiality Desire to learn, grow, and receive feedback Alignment with Cornerstone Valley's values of Compassion, Integrity, and Responsibility Working Conditions The ROS Intern works primarily in a group home setting with occasional office-based tasks. The role may involve standing, walking, bending, lifting up to 30 pounds, and assisting with daily activities under supervision. The position requires flexibility, adaptability, and the ability to work in an environment that may include individuals with challenging behaviors. Travel with staff or individuals may be required. Regular attendance and adherence to safety protocols are essential.

Job DescriptionSalary: Starting at $21.00 The Direct Support Professional (DSP) is responsible for the daily care of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in a group home setting. Care can include cooking, cleaning, personal care, transportation, handling intensive behaviors, medication administration, etc. The DSPs primary focus is to provide services, and advocate for individuals to live independent and productive lives. Essential Duties and Responsibilities To perform this job successfully, the employee must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily and in a timely manner. The following duties are representative of the job but are not all inclusive and other duties may be assigned as needed. Leadership Be a steward of Cornerstone Valleys culture Behaves in alignment with our values of Compassion, Integrity, and Responsibility Treats others with respect and dignity Proactive, self-starting, self-managing Takes ownership for the work Behaves in a manner that sets a positive example for others to follow Upholds and communicates our safety standards Responsible for mitigating and reporting risk Follows all policies and procedures and assures others do as well Participates in meetings and committees as needed Duties Provides individuals with physical, emotional, and social support in the home and community. Reads each individual service plan (ISP) and ensures the individuals care needs are understood. Follows individual support plans. Consult the House Manager or Behavior Support Specialist (BSS) if further clarity is needed at any time. Learn the individuals routines, likes and dislikes, and behavior triggers. Build positive rapport with the individuals served. Promote independence in daily activities by teaching self care skills Facilitate the individuals inclusion in community experiences and activities. Understands the group homes rules, what is allowed and not, and the processes used to care for the individuals. Responsible for understanding the prescribed medications, administering them in the correct dose at the right time, and appropriately documenting this information. Provide assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) such as hygiene assistance, i.e. toileting, brushing teeth, and bathing/showering and other daily living tasks Encourage independence with general life skills. Complete household cleaning and chores and ensure the home is always in good order and safe. Prepare menus, grocery shop and prepare balanced meals. Assist the individual with making small purchases and documenting the same. Respond to challenging behaviors, including verbal and physical aggression. Transport individuals for outings and activities, following all rules of the road. Complete timely and thorough documentation including daily notes on the individuals day and challenges, general event reports (GER), and any other required documentation. Assists with home safety checks and fire drills. Completes annual trainings. Follows all guidelines and direction regarding appropriate use of phones, computers, and other devices and technology. Acts as an advocate. Properly completes shift change routine when arriving and leaving shift. Ensures all services are provided in line with current rules, regulations, laws, and Cornerstone policies and procedures. Is a strong team member who tries to resolve conflicts or concerns with co-workers directly before bringing them to the House Manager. Maintain a high level of confidentiality at all times. Responsible for keeping the individuals in the house safe from any health hazards. Report any instances of suspected abuse, neglect, or exploitation to the appropriate authorities so protective services can investigate. Attend scheduled staff meetings. Any and all other duties as assigned. Qualifications The following qualifications are representative of the knowledge, skills and abilities needed to perform the job but are not all inclusive. Must be 18 years or older High School Diploma or GED required Passion for serving others required 1+ years of experience working with people with developmental disabilities preferred. Dependable, reliable, and punctual. Ability to pass a criminal background check upon hire and biennially Possess a valid drivers license, good driving record, and have auto insurance Ability to obtain/maintain First Aid and CPR certification Ability to obtain/maintain OIS certification iLearn Core Competencies or Workday (Preferred) High level of professionalism and integrity Demonstrated ability to handle sensitive and confidential information Adaptability and the ability to work in a crisis calmly and in a positive manner Compassionate, supportive, easy going, good-humored personality Self-starter, self-manager, and the ability to work with limited supervisory oversight Patient, organized, and an effective problem solver with excellent follow through Great common sense and able to consistently, and confidently, make good decisions Excellent verbal and written communication skills Must be able to read and write routine reports Ability to relate effectively with individuals and their families. Able to prevent and resolve conflicts Strong team player Detail-oriented and able to work with and abide by state and organizational rules and policies. Must be proficient in Microsoft Office applications including, but not limited to, Word, Excel, and Outlook. Flexible and adaptable to change. Excellent multi-tasker who can function well in a fast-paced environment. Exceptional organizational and time management skills Ability to establish clear boundaries and set limits Ability to maintain a positive attitude and willingness to assist others Maintains technical knowledge by participating in additional training opportunities. Desire to learn and grow in the role. Working Conditions: Work in Independence, Monmouth, Dallas, or Salem, Oregon Works primarily in a group home and occasionally in an office environment. May transport individuals to events, activities in the community using the company provided vehichle. Drivers License is required. Must be aware of and demonstrate good driving habits at all times. The physical demands of this job vary depending on the client and the needs of the client. Quickly applying skill in non-aversive crisis intervention, listening, observing, monitoring own actions to ensure they are not disturbing to the clients environment. May be subject to hostile and emotionally upset individuals throughout the day. Must have good manual dexterity, can sit, stand, kneel, climb stairs, squat, get in and out of a vehicle, and be able to frequently lift and carry up to 30 lbs and maneuver 75 lbs when dealing with individuals. Will stand, walk, or sit for significant periods of time. Position requires phone, computer use, occasional bending, and stooping. May be required to wear personal protective equipment. Regular attendance is required to perform the job satisfactorily. Weekend availability is required. We do our best to accommodate schedule restrictions but ultimately must schedule based on client needs. All training hours are paid at base rate of $21.00 per hour We provide 24 hour care for our clients, to obtain full time hours you must have flexible availability. Full time hours are not guaranteed. Cornerstone Valley provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws. This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation and training

The Direct Support Professional (DSP) is responsible for the daily care of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in a group home setting. Care can include cooking, cleaning, personal care, transportation, handling intensive behaviors, medication administration, etc. The DSP's primary focus is to provide services, and advocate for individuals to live independent and productive lives. Essential Duties and Responsibilities To perform this job successfully, the employee must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily and in a timely manner. The following duties are representative of the job but are not all inclusive and other duties may be assigned as needed. Leadership · Be a steward of Cornerstone Valley's culture · Behaves in alignment with our values of Compassion, Integrity, and Responsibility · Treats others with respect and dignity · Proactive, self-starting, self-managing · Takes ownership for the work · Behaves in a manner that sets a positive example for others to follow · Upholds and communicates our safety standards · Responsible for mitigating and reporting risk · Follows all policies and procedures and assures others do as well · Participates in meetings and committees as needed Duties Provides individuals with physical, emotional, and social support in the home and community. Reads each individual service plan (ISP) and ensures the individual's care needs are understood. Follows individual support plans. Consult the House Manager or Behavior Support Specialist (BSS) if further clarity is needed at any time. Learn the individual's routines, likes and dislikes, and behavior triggers. Build positive rapport with the individuals served. Promote independence in daily activities by teaching self care skills Facilitate the individual's inclusion in community experiences and activities. Understands the group home's rules, what is allowed and not, and the processes used to care for the individuals. Responsible for understanding the prescribed medications, administering them in the correct dose at the right time, and appropriately documenting this information. Provide assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) such as hygiene assistance, i.e. toileting, brushing teeth, and bathing/showering and other daily living tasks Encourage independence with general life skills. Complete household cleaning and chores and ensure the home is always in good order and safe. Prepare menus, grocery shop and prepare balanced meals. Assist the individual with making small purchases and documenting the same. Respond to challenging behaviors, including verbal and physical aggression. Transport individuals for outings and activities, following all rules of the road. Complete timely and thorough documentation including daily notes on the individual's day and challenges, general event reports (GER), and any other required documentation. Assists with home safety checks and fire drills. Completes annual trainings. Follows all guidelines and direction regarding appropriate use of phones, computers, and other devices and technology. Acts as an advocate. Properly completes shift change routine when arriving and leaving shift. Ensures all services are provided in line with current rules, regulations, laws, and Cornerstone policies and procedures. Is a strong team member who tries to resolve conflicts or concerns with co-workers directly before bringing them to the House Manager. Maintain a high level of confidentiality at all times. Responsible for keeping the individuals in the house safe from any health hazards. Report any instances of suspected abuse, neglect, or exploitation to the appropriate authorities so protective services can investigate. Attend scheduled staff meetings. Any and all other duties as assigned. Qualifications The following qualifications are representative of the knowledge, skills and abilities needed to perform the job but are not all inclusive. Must be 18 years or older High School Diploma or GED required Passion for serving others required 1+ years of experience working with people with developmental disabilities preferred. Dependable, reliable, and punctual. Ability to pass a criminal background check upon hire and biennially Possess a valid driver's license, good driving record, and have auto insurance Ability to obtain/maintain First Aid and CPR certification Ability to obtain/maintain OIS certification iLearn Core Competencies or Workday (Preferred) · High level of professionalism and integrity Demonstrated ability to handle sensitive and confidential information Adaptability and the ability to work in a crisis calmly and in a positive manner Compassionate, supportive, easy going, good-humored personality Self-starter, self-manager, and the ability to work with limited supervisory oversight Patient, organized, and an effective problem solver with excellent follow through Great common sense and able to consistently, and confidently, make good decisions Excellent verbal and written communication skills Must be able to read and write routine reports Ability to relate effectively with individuals and their families. Able to prevent and resolve conflicts Strong team player Detail-oriented and able to work with and abide by state and organizational rules and policies. Must be proficient in Microsoft Office applications including, but not limited to, Word, Excel, and Outlook. Flexible and adaptable to change. Excellent multi-tasker who can function well in a fast-paced environment. Exceptional organizational and time management skills Ability to establish clear boundaries and set limits Ability to maintain a positive attitude and willingness to assist others Maintains technical knowledge by participating in additional training opportunities. Desire to learn and grow in the role. Working Conditions: Work in Independence, Monmouth, Dallas, or Salem, Oregon Works primarily in a group home and occasionally in an office environment. May transport individuals to events, activities in the community using the company provided vehichle. Drivers License is required. Must be aware of and demonstrate good driving habits at all times. The physical demands of this job vary depending on the client and the needs of the client. Quickly applying skill in non-aversive crisis intervention, listening, observing, monitoring own actions to ensure they are not disturbing to the clients' environment. May be subject to hostile and emotionally upset individuals throughout the day. Must have good manual dexterity, can sit, stand, kneel, climb stairs, squat, get in and out of a vehicle, and be able to frequently lift and carry up to 30 lbs and maneuver 75 lbs when dealing with individuals. Will stand, walk, or sit for significant periods of time. Position requires phone, computer use, occasional bending, and stooping. May be required to wear personal protective equipment. Regular attendance is required to perform the job satisfactorily. Weekend availability is required. We do our best to accommodate schedule restrictions but ultimately must schedule based on client needs. All training hours are paid at base rate of $21.00 per hour We provide 24 hour care for our clients, to obtain full time hours you must have flexible availability. Full time hours are not guaranteed. Cornerstone Valley provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws. This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation and training