Daycare provider assistant jobs in Grand Island, NE - 26 jobs

Integrated Life Choices is seeking Shared Living Providers (SLP) to provide residential supports in the SLPs home for individuals with developmental disabilities. The primary responsibility of an SLP is to maintain a safe and healthy home environment for the individual supported. SLPs have basic home support and related responsibilities, which include providing/supporting nutritional meals; providing transportation to all appointments, to and from day services and recreational activities; providing/supporting access to community activities, cultural and religious services, if appropriate, and providing up to 24-hour supervision and supports as outline in the individuals Individual Support Plan (ISP). The daily home routine should be based on the Individuals choice but structured as determined by the Individual and ISP team which is helpful to the Individual supported in learning to function independently in a home and community setting. The SLP is responsible for teaching and supporting the Individual's life choices, hopes and dreams, and daily documentation of that teaching. Individuals with a developmental disability are matched with trained Share Living Providers who share the same interests and hobbies as the person seeking supports. The size of the home, all who live in the home (family size/kids/animals), and the location of the home are all influences on if the individual and their family are interested in meeting with a potential candidate. Qualifications Requirements Transportation, Valid Driver license, car insurance, and current registration Ability to pass a State/Federal and APS/CPS background check (all members in the home) Experience supporting an individual with developmental disabilities Computer/laptop, printer, scanner, and internet for daily documentation Completion of all required trainings Must have detailed verbal / written communication and computer skills Must understand and comply with all agency and state policy and procedures Must attend and participate in all meetings Must maintain a clean and orderly home Must have a high school diploma or GED Must be at least 19 years of age Must be able to lift 50 pounds, kneel, twist, reach, crawl, run, etc. Shared Living has the following additional requirements and limitation, as decided by the Department of Health and Human Services in the state of Nebraska (this is not an exhaustive list, just a sampling of the requirements): A Home Study Survey must be completed by the Provider with any potential SLP contractors in the home and all adult family members. Service authorizations will not be approved until the SLP has completed the Home Study Survey, has a compliant Final Settings Rule Site Assessment, is affiliated with Maximus, has completed a Service Coordination on-site walk through and a team meeting has been held to discuss the potential placement. If the placement is denied, the agency provider, not the SLP, may request a fair hearing. Provider agency must document monthly on-site visits for Basic-High Tier participants and two times monthly on-site visits for Advanced-Risk Tier participants. No less than two visits for Basic-High Tier participants or four visits for Advanced-Risk Tier participants must be unscheduled per 90-day period. If an SLP Provider is supporting a participant on the Basic-High tier then there can only be two state-funded (CFS, DD, AD Waiver, Probation, etc) individuals in the home. No other state-funded individuals are allowed when the participant is on the Advanced-Risk Tier. If an SLP is supporting a participant on the Advanced-Risk Tier there must be two providers, living full-time in the home and available during residential service hours, on the contract. If an SLP has children under the age of 13, another adult must live full-time in the home and be noted in the Home Study Survey, to provide care and supervision to the child in the event of an emergency. Any residence that the SLP and participant reside in must have its own United States Postal Service-recognized address. No separate basement apartments, apartments over garages, or apartments not fully integrated into the home will be permitted. No SLP or adult living in the home can serve as day staff for any participant living in their home. No SLP or adult living in the home can become an Independent Provider in order to provide Day Supports to the participant living in their home.

Position Title: Child Care Teacher - Full-Time (FT) Department: Child Care Reports to: Director, Child Care Help Us Open the Doors to Something Extraordinary! York General is proud to announce the upcoming opening of the York General Children's Academy, a brand-new, purpose-built child care center opening Spring 2026. Designed with children, families, and educators in mind, this new academy represents an exciting investment in early childhood education and our community's future. We are now hiring Child Care Teachers who want to be part of something special from the very beginning. This is more than a position -- it's an opportunity to help shape a new program, create a warm and inspiring learning environment, and grow your career in a trusted, award-winning organization. Why You'll Love It Here: Brand-New Facility -- Be part of the inaugural team in the York General Children's Academy, opening Spring 2026 Excellent Benefits Package -- Comprehensive benefits that support you at work and home Award-Winning Workplace -- Named Modern Healthcare's Best Place to Work for 12 consecutive years Stability & Growth -- Child care is essential, and York General is committed to long-term investment and support $3,000 Sign-On Bonus -- A warm welcome as you begin your journey with us What You'll Do: Create a safe, nurturing, and engaging environment for children Plan and lead age-appropriate activities that encourage learning and discovery Support children's social, emotional, physical, and cognitive development Maintain health and safety standards, including meal service and classroom cleanliness Ensure compliance with state licensing regulations and York General policies What We're Looking For: At least 18 years of age with a High School Diploma or GED (Degree in Early Childhood Education preferred) A compassionate, reliable professional with a genuine passion for working with children Infant & Child CPR and First Certification (or willingness to obtain) Ability to complete required child care training within the first 6 months Successful completion of background checks and fingerprinting Ready to Grow With Us? Join York General as we open the doors to the Children's Academy and build a place where children thrive, families feel supported, and teachers are valued. Apply today and be part of the team shaping the future of child care at York General.

Do you like helping others? Right at Home of Norfolk, Nebraska is seeking a dependable, compassionate, and empathetic individual that enjoys improving the quality of life for others. Clients needs vary, but can include assistance with mobility, dressing, grooming, bathing, and cleaning. Duties may also include your help to prepare meals, give medication reminders, and assist with laundry and chores as needed. This position requires someone to have strong communication skills and to be extremely reliable. If you are a hardworking, dependable person who sees themselves as client-focused, we want to work with YOU! Benefits of joining our awesome team of caregivers include but are not limited to flexible schedules, weekly caregiver awards, rewards program, discounts, referral bonuses, and pay checks every Friday via Direct Deposit! Location: Hastings, NE Times: 4 hours a day (any time that works best for you!) Days: 3 days a week (any day that works best for you!) Right now we are offering both in office and virtual interviews. Staff is provided all necessary PPE - including masks, shields, eye protection, and gloves. Requirements: Must have high school diploma or GED Reliable transportation Valid drivers license Authorization to work in the United States Ability to demonstrate an excellent work ethic Right at Home's mission is simple...to improve the quality of life for those we serve. We accomplish this by providing the Right Care, and we deliver this brand promise each and every day around the world. However, we couldn't do it without having the Right People. Our care teams are passionate about serving our clients and are committed to providing the personal care and attention of a friend, whenever and wherever it is needed. That's where you come in. At Right at Home, we help ordinary people who have a passion to serve others become extraordinary care team members. We seek to find people who are compassionate, empathetic, reliable, determined and are focused on improving the quality of life for others. To our care team members, we commit to deliver the following experiences when you partner with Right at Home: We promise to help you become the best you can be. We will equip you as a professional by providing best in class training and investing in your professional development. We promise to coach you to success. We're always available to support you and offer you tips to be the best at delivering care to clients. We promise to keep the lines of communication open. We will listen to your ideas and suggestions as you are critical to our success in providing the best possible care to clients. We will provide you timely information and feedback about the care you provide to clients. We promise to celebrate your success. We will appreciate the work you do, recognize above and beyond efforts, and reward you with competitive pay. This franchise is independently owned and operated by a franchisee. Your application will go directly to the franchisee, and all hiring decisions will be made by the management of this franchisee. All inquiries about employment at this franchisee should be made directly to the franchise location, and not to Right at Home Franchising Corporate.

At Hands of Heartland, we believe that people with developmental disabilities are people first. We will always place the person before the program - striving daily to embody the message our name states. Hands of Heartland is looking for compassionate and caring individuals to join our team and provide support to the individuals we support as a Direct Support Professional/DSP at our day center and residential locations in Grand Island, NE. What You'll Do: Work directly with individuals with developmental disabilities in a variety of settings to ensure they have a meaningful life. As a DSP you will assist individuals with day to day living activities and developing skills in a day center, home environment, and in community settings. Hours: Full-time and Part-time available for all shifts. Shifts: Day shift is 7a-3p. Evening shift is 3p-11p. All shifts require working every other weekend. Flexible schedule is also available. Skillset Needed for the Job: Ability to work independently in a fast paced, team-oriented environment. Flexible and willing to adapt to change. Know the value of communication. Desire to support people and encourage them to reach goals. Understand the importance of documentation. Personality Traits: Empathy. Patience. Understanding. Compassion. Adaptable. Respectful. Dependable. Sound Judgement. Requirements: Must be at 18 years old or older. Must be able to pass all background checks. Must have a valid driver's license with current auto insurance. Experience not required - we will train you! Pay: $16/hour is starting. Pay range is $16-17 an hour. We pay more for direct experience and CNA license. We also offer CEUs for those who already have a CNA license, allowing them to maintain an active license while doing meaningful work that transforms lives as a DSP! Benefits: Tuition Reimbursement Dental, Vision, and Health Insurance with FSA option Retirement option Life Insurance Plus many more benefits! If this sounds like you, we would love to talk to you about working at Hands of Heartland. Apply today to start a rewarding career where you can make a positive impact on your community.

Provides medical services to assigned patients under the supervision of a licensed physician within the supervising physician's scope of practice. Responsible for providing acute, chronic and preventative health care in collaboration with the cardiologist in both outpatient and inpatient settings. Manages patients by assessing, diagnosing, coordinating care, educating, and documenting pertinent information with the supervising physician to meet patient care, clinical, hospital and national guidelines. Serves as a resource and educator for patients, family members, and fellow staff. Services include but are not limited to clinical evaluation of patients; ordering, conducting and interpreting diagnostic and laboratory tests; prescription of pharmacologic agents and nonpharmacologic therapies; and teaching and counseling individuals and groups. EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE: Current Registered Nurse licensure from the State of Nebraska or approved compact state of residence as defined by the Nebraska Nurse Practice Act required. Master of Science degree in Nursing with current Advance Practice Registered Nurse licensure from the State of Nebraska required. Certification with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration for prescriptive authority required. OR Graduate degree from a Physician's Assistant program required. Current licensure as a Physician Assistant required. Completion of Bryan credentialing and re-credentialing process required for employment. Certification with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration for prescriptive authority required. OTHER CREDENTIALS / CERTIFICATIONS: Basic Life Support (CPR) certification required. Bryan Health recognizes American Heart Association (for healthcare professionals), American Red Cross (for healthcare professionals) and the Military Training Network. Advanced Life Support (ACLS) is required. Current NIHSS certification is required.

Do you have a passion for Oncology/Hematology? Nebraska Cancer Specialists (NCS) is committed to providing state of the art care to our patients with oncologic and hematologic disorders in a compassionate and caring manner, and to advance cancer treatment through research and education. We continuously strive to be known as the most knowledgeable, progressive, trusted and compassionate cancer practice in the region. NCS is currently seeking an experienced Advanced Practice Provider (NP or PA) to join our team in Grand Island/Kearney. This position will provide care for patients with cancer or hematologic conditions in collaboration with physicians. Demonstrate necessary knowledge, skills and ability to perform diagnostic and therapeutic procedures and prescribe necessary treatment and services. Our employees are one of the reasons for our success. They are genuine, compassionate, caring and kind and form close bonds with our patients. Everyone is responsible for ensuring excellent customer service is achieved on every visit. We look for highly motivated professionals that can work well with others and create a strong team. You must be able to ensure confidentiality and have strong computer skills with electronic medical record experience. Because our patients rely on us, we rely on you. Nebraska Cancer Specialists offers: Monday through Friday, daytime hours Paid time off, with holidays and your birthday off paid by the practice Excellent benefits including AFFORDABLE healthcare CEU/Conference allowance Ability to earn bonus Other great perks Requirements NP or PA license in State of Nebraska 2 or more years of experience as an APP is required Experience in Oncology/Hematology preferred If you know you can be a part of this great team and make a difference in our patients' lives, then please apply. We are an equal opportunity employer and participate in E-Verify.

Job Title Duet, Direct Support Professional-Community Hours Required 40 Job Description and Hours The Direct Support Professional/Community, under the supervision of a Manager or Supervisor, is responsible for direct care and supports to individuals receiving services in all settings. The job emphasis is on giving the persons in service the opportunity to make decisions and to participate in the community. The working hours are varied and can include daytime, evening, overnight and weekend hours.Our Uncompromising Mission: To empower adults with intellectual or Developmental Disabilities to live life to the fullest through assisting with the activities of daily living. Unlock your potential with Duet. About Us: At Duet (formerly ENCOR), we provide support services to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities with a focus on empowerment and independence throughout 5 counties in Eastern Nebraska. We assist in the activities of daily living, provide community engagement opportunities, job coaching, and life skills training, as well as skilled nursing care as needed. What is a Community DSP? A Community Direct Support Professional (DSP) encourages, supports, and engages adults with developmental disabilities. This position is responsible for providing support in a residential and day services setting building and developing skills in daily living, socialization, communication, and community access. A Day in the Life: Ensure individuals actively participate in the community activities of choice Team with those in service to complete assessments and develop goals Partner with the individual and ISP teams to develop programs that will provide steps to reach goals Provide daily documentation in an accurate and timely manner Assist individuals to access community health care providers of their choice Administer daily medications Teach and promote independence in daily living activities, including but not limited to, laundry, cooking, and cleaning Provide transportation to and from community events and all appointments as needed For the safety of those we serve, we ask the following: Be at least 18 years of age with a High School Diploma or GED Possess a valid driver's license in good standing with a fairly clean driving record Possess a vehicle that could be used to transport individuals in service Willing to complete a background check, drug screen, and pre-employment physical Ability to clearly and effectively communicate with individuals and staff Demonstrated ability to utilize basic computer functions and email Ability to bend, stoop, kneel, squat, walk, sit, stand, climb, push, carry, and grasp What Makes us Special: Truly rewarding nonprofit experience in health & human services field On-The-Job (OJT) training with mentor programs 100% employer-paid single coverage health insurance (medical, dental and vision are paid by the company for every employee) after a 90-day waiting period Company-paid Short-Term-Disability & Long-Term Disability Company-paid Life Insurance Casual Dress 12 days Paid Vacation & 12 days Paid Sick Time (24 days total) 11 paid holidays Pension & Retirement Plans Tuition Reimbursement

The Direct Care Staff member provides compassionate, hands-on support to clients recovering from substance use and mental health challenges in a residential treatment setting. Working under the supervision of clinical staff, this role involves assisting clients with daily activities, fostering a safe and supportive environment, and encouraging clients on their recovery journey in accordance with applicable regulations and facility policies. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: • Provide direct care and support to clients by assisting with daily activities and fostering an environment that promotes independence and respect. • Offer mentorship to clients, drawing on recovery principles to build trust and rapport. • Assist clients in implementing personal recovery plans and coping strategies to support behavioral changes and progress. • Follow all infection control protocols and health screening procedures to ensure a safe environment for clients and staff. • Participate in the facility's emergency preparedness protocols, supporting clients in emergency situations such as medical or behavioral health crises. • Maintain and promote client rights, ensuring clients are informed of their rights upon admission and throughout their stay. • Accurately document and maintain records of client interactions, progress, and any incidents, following confidentiality requirements and facility protocols. • Conduct routine assessments of client needs, and report observations and concerns to the clinical team to support comprehensive care. • Provide crisis intervention as needed, utilizing de-escalation techniques and working collaboratively with clinical staff to ensure client safety and well-being. • Administer drug testing as required by facility protocols, including urinalysis and blood alcohol content tests, ensuring accuracy and adherence to ethical standards. • Collaborate with the clinical team to provide comprehensive, multidisciplinary care and contribute to treatment planning discussions. • Participate in orientation training within two weeks of hire and complete a minimum of 12 hours of annual continuing education focused on behavioral health, addiction recovery, and DHHS compliance. • Attend regular staff meetings and training sessions, contributing to a culture of continuous improvement and adherence to best practices. • Other duties as assigned. Supervisory: This position does not oversee staff. Qualifications: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential Job Description functions. Education/Experience • Personal experience in recovery from substance use or mental health challenges is encouraged but not required. • Experience in crisis management and/or mentoring, preferably in a behavioral health or recovery setting. • Certification as a Peer Support Specialist or related certification preferred Required Skills/Abilities • Strong understanding of recovery principles and peer support practices. • Excellent interpersonal and communication skills. • Ability to build and maintain trusting relationships with clients. • Empathy, compassion, and a non-judgmental approach to client care. • Ability to work effectively as part of a multidisciplinary team. • Strong organizational skills and attention to detail. • Knowledge of local resources and support services. • Basic computer skills required, proficiency in electronic health records (EHR) systems preferred. Certificates, Licenses, Registrations • Ability to obtain Basic Life Support (BLS) certification within six months of hire. • Completion of drug testing training and certification, as required by facility policies. • Must pass a criminal background check and be cleared on the Nurse Aide Registry, Adult Protective Services Central Registry, and other required Nebraska registries Work Environment: The work is typically performed in a clinical setting with moderate noise levels. Frequent contact with patients and the general public is required. Occasional travel may be required for community outreach and client appointments. Physical Demands: • Ability to work in a fast paced environment including standing, sitting, climbing stairs and/or walking throughout the shift. • Must be able to lift up to 30 pounds regularly and 50 pounds on occasion. The work environment characteristics and physical demands described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions #hc168603

Part-Time Evening Shift Benefits: Access your paycheck early Training provided Paid time off begins accruing day 1 401K plan with employer contribution As a PCA at Edgewood, you'll get to work with the most amazing folks on the planet - our residents! You will provide resident care that helps foster independence & confidence throughout their golden years. Responsibilities: Help with personal cares such as dressing, assisting with showers and baths, and other activities of daily living (ADLs) Demonstrate kindness and provide dignity during resident interactions Document cares appropriately Follow HIPAA and all other Edgewood policies Qualifications: Prior caregiving experience, desired Passion and drive for helping others Willingness to train new employees A desire to continue learning and improving your skillset At Edgewood, vaccinations are a choice. Edgewood offers of employment are contingent upon passing a background check and drug screen. About Edgewood: Edgewood Healthcare has been providing outstanding care and services for seniors since 1992. We offer senior living solutions in more than 60 beautiful communities across seven states in the Midwest. Edgewood Hastings is a 15-bed Memory Care community.

The Autism Center of Nebraska, Inc. (ACN) is actively seeking highly motivated and compassionate professionals to join our team. We are currently hiring Direct Support Professionals to work in our Residential and Vocational Programs. Our Direct Support Professionals (DSP) at ACN work directly with individuals who experience autism and other developmental disabilities. The DSP is responsible for teaching a variety of independent living skills such as grocery shopping and meal preparation, participating in community activities of the individuals' choice, interacting positively with peers, and personal care skills. This position also involves documentation, medication administration, and transportation. Current Openings: Day Shifts (Vocational and Residential) Evening, Overnight, and Weekend Shifts (Residential) Benefits Competitive health, dental, vision, Life and LTD insurance and FSA for full-time employees (30+ hours/week) All employees are eligible for Earned Time-Off (Vacation), Sick Time, 401(k), and mileage/expense reimbursements New Hire and Referral Bonuses Paid Training/Certification First Aid/CPR Medication Aide Mandt Certification On-the-Job Training Qualifications Must be at least 19 years of age High school graduate or equivalent Must be able to clearly speak and understand English Valid driver's license and proof of vehicle insurance Reliable transportation and good driving record

**Job Summary and Responsibilities** Advanced Practice Provider - CHI Health Heart Institute Kearney CHI Health Heart Institute is recruiting for a Cardiology Advanced Practice Provider to join their robust Physician and Provider team providing comprehensive cardiovascular care to the Kearney area. This position offers a tremendous opportunity for those interested in general cardiology care both in the acute and outpatient setting. This is a wonderful opportunity for those interested in full spectrum cardiology practicing team based care while working independently. Inpatient and outpatient modalities will be included as part of the position. This role is a Monday through Friday position with regular day hours. Additional information includes: + Competitive base pay with bonus + Comprehensive benefits + Generous time off + CME dollars + 401K + Paid malpractice insurance + Paid licensing & DEA renewals **Job Requirements** + American Board Certified or Board Eligible in Specified Area of Medical Specialty + A valid and unrestricted state medical license or license-eligible **Where You'll Work** **Catholic Health Initiatives (CHI) is a member of CommonSpirit Health** , a nonprofit, Catholic health system committed to building healthier communities, advocating for those who are poor and vulnerable, and innovating how and where healing can happen-both inside our hospitals and out in the community. CommonSpirit was created by the alignment of Catholic Health Initiatives and Dignity Health as a single ministry in early 2019. With a large geographic footprint representing diverse populations across the U.S. and a mission to serve the most vulnerable, CommonSpirit is a leader in advancing the shift from sick care to well care, and advocating for social justice. #HEC Qualified Candidates please submit CV to: Timaree Smith **Pay Range** $54.06 - $63.07 /hour We are an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer.

Hiring For: Full-Time Days If making a positive impact in the lives of others is always on your to-do list -- you'll LOVE working with a team that puts people first. We're looking for Direct Support Professionals to join our team! As a DSP, you will provide support and guidance to people served as they learn and develop important daily living skills and life activities to live as independently as possible. You will love this job if you are: A natural helper - you possess the natural instinct to help people feel more relaxed, safe and confident; A top-notch listener - you hear the one-of-a-kind stories in every person you meet and naturally embrace each person's uniqueness; A dedicated teacher - you have a knack for sensing the emotions of others and enjoy helping others explore and learn; A proud advocate - you have an innate desire to stand up for people who need a voice A born go-getter - you are always looking for ways to add value, improve processes, build others up, and make the world a better place. What you'll do in this role: Assist with the development of important daily living skills and life activities by creating an environment where people can learn, grow and discover; Help people identify and achieve the goals most important to them in order to live their best life possible; Monitor the comfort and safety of the people we serve while ensuring their medical, nutritional and personal care needs are being met; and, Demonstrate emotional support while assisting with general housekeeping, meal preparation and laundry duties. This job may be the perfect fit for you if... You have a passion for helping others You're an effective, clear communicator - both written and verbal You're practically always on time (or early) and strive to exceed expectations whenever possible You have excellent time management skills and are able to juggle multiple responsibilities while communicating honestly about your timelines, challenges, and questions. You do whatever it takes and the phrase "That's not my job" is not a part of your vocabulary. When you hear the word inclusive or inclusion, you know that is you. People are people and you consider yourself a people person! Commitment to Mosaic Values: At Mosaic, we believe in creating a workplace where everyone has the chance to contribute and succeed. This commitment is not just a policy, it's the way we work. It's good for the workforce, it's good for Mosaic, and it's the right thing to do.

GENERAL DESCRIPTION: Responsible for providing training, assistance and support to individuals receiving services in vocational and community settings, as well as in-home services. ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: (NOTE: Qualified persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply. Reasonable accommodation will be made.) 1. Provide information for assessments of individual's strengths and areas of need. 2. Provide information to assist the individual program planning team to establish services, goals and objectives to meet each person's needs and personal goals. 3. Provide training and support as determined by the Individual's Person-Centered Plan. 4. Provide on-going support and assistance to individuals in vocational and community settings. 5. Maintain standards of safety for individuals while participating in the program. 6. Maintain all needed documentation and records, including Therap (electronic case management system) within the required time frame. 7. Assist with mobility of individuals including loading/unloading wheelchairs in vehicles and operating lifts to aid in the transfer of individuals. 9. Project a positive image of the organization and persons with disabilities in the community; promote inclusion. 10. Punctual and consistent attendance. 11. Provides transportation as assigned. 12. Perform work activities in conformance to Goodwill Values Statement which includes the values of Respect, Integrity, Compassion, Stewardship, Learning, Teamwork and Entrepreneurial Spirit. 13. Immediately report any wrongdoing, unethical or improper conduct, fraud, fiscal mismanagement or misappropriation of funds, etc. (Refer to the Corporate Compliance Program Policy and Procedure for instructions on how to report.) 14. Encourage and do not hinder in any way an employee making a report pertaining to Goodwill's Corporate Compliance Program Policy and Procedure or making a report of work injury. 15. Ensure no employee is retaliated against in any way as a result of making a report related to Goodwill's Corporate Compliance Program Policy and Procedure or making a report of work injury. 16. Welcome and embrace cultural diversity in all areas of Goodwill, i.e. customers, donors, volunteers, employees, or individuals served. 17. Perform work activities in conformance to Goodwill Values Statement which includes the values (respect, integrity, compassion, stewardship, learning, teamwork and entrepreneurial spirit), immediately report any wrongdoing (unethical or improper conduct, fraud, fiscal mismanagement, etc.), enhance and support cultural diversity, and encourage and support others to do the same. 18. Perform other duties as assigned. Qualifications EDUCATION, TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE: 1. Experience/knowledge of rehabilitation for persons with disabilities. 2. High school diploma or equivalent. 3. Must be at least 19 years of age. 4. A valid driver's license issued in the state of Nebraska and meets all insurance requirements. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS OF THE ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: l. Ability to communicate in spoken conversation, adequate volume speech, and have normal hearing for conversation, telephone use and emergency information systems. 2. Ability to be independently mobile on all surfaces and situations, to move safely about the work area. 3. Visual acuity, depth perception and field of vision within normal range. 4. Physical stamina to be standing and safely lift objects up to 50 pounds. 5. Have the physical stamina to work at least 8 hours per day and be able to travel to conferences, seminars, etc. 6. Ability to load/unload wheelchairs from accessible vehicles, transfer individuals from a wheelchair to stationary chair, and assist in personal needs. 7. Physical ability to perform tasks necessary to ensure the safety of self and others by completing CPR and MANDT certification, and other training techniques as assigned. OTHER REQUIREMENTS OF THE ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: 1. Demonstrate ethics that are above reproach by consistently making decisions that prioritize integrity, transparency, and accountability. 2. Ability to respond in emergency situations. 3. Ability to complete necessary records in a timely manner with a high degree of accuracy. 4. Skills in activities involving assessment techniques. 5. Demonstrated ability to make decisions using personal judgment and creative thinking. 6. Skills in activities involving teaching and observing; ability to communicate effectively using both oral and writing skills. 7. Ability to work with individuals who have learning, comprehension, communication, emotional, as well as physical or mobility limitation. 8. Ability to work with people who have behavior issues and may become physically aggressive. 9. Demonstrated ability to perform duties which change frequently. 10. Ability to work in a wide variety of industrial or employment situations to assist in the training of individuals, to include performing physical demands or duties at that site. 11. Ability to utilize the case management system, Therap, to complete the required documentation. HOURS: 40 Hours per week /5 Days per week. May be required to work some evenings or weekends for a special event or attend training.

Shared Living Provider - Independent Contractor Integrated Life Choices is seeking Shared Living Providers (SLP) to provide residential supports in the SLPs home for individuals with developmental disabilities. The primary responsibility of an SLP is to maintain a safe and healthy home environment for the individual supported. SLPs have basic home support and related responsibilities, which include providing/supporting nutritional meals; providing transportation to all appointments, to and from day services and recreational activities; providing/supporting access to community activities, cultural and religious services, if appropriate, and providing up to 24-hour supervision and supports as outline in the individuals Individual Support Plan (ISP). The daily home routine should be based on the Individuals choice but structured as determined by the Individual and ISP team which is helpful to the Individual supported in learning to function independently in a home and community setting. The SLP is responsible for teaching and supporting the Individual's life choices, hopes and dreams, and daily documentation of that teaching. Individuals with a developmental disability are matched with trained Share Living Providers who share the same interests and hobbies as the person seeking supports. The size of the home, all who live in the home (family size/kids/animals), and the location of the home are all influences on if the individual and their family are interested in meeting with a potential candidate. Qualifications Requirements Transportation, Valid Driver license, car insurance, and current registration Ability to pass a State/Federal and APS/CPS background check (all members in the home) Experience supporting an individual with developmental disabilities Computer/laptop, printer, scanner, and internet for daily documentation Completion of all required trainings Must have detailed verbal / written communication and computer skills Must understand and comply with all agency and state policy and procedures Must attend and participate in all meetings Must maintain a clean and orderly home Must have a high school diploma or GED Must be at least 19 years of age Must be able to lift 50 pounds, kneel, twist, reach, crawl, run, etc. Shared Living has the following additional requirements and limitation, as decided by the Department of Health and Human Services in the state of Nebraska (this is not an exhaustive list, just a sampling of the requirements): A Home Study Survey must be completed by the Provider with any potential SLP contractors in the home and all adult family members. Service authorizations will not be approved until the SLP has completed the Home Study Survey, has a compliant Final Settings Rule Site Assessment, is affiliated with Maximus, has completed a Service Coordination on-site walk through and a team meeting has been held to discuss the potential placement. If the placement is denied, the agency provider, not the SLP, may request a fair hearing. Provider agency must document monthly on-site visits for Basic-High Tier participants and two times monthly on-site visits for Advanced-Risk Tier participants. No less than two visits for Basic-High Tier participants or four visits for Advanced-Risk Tier participants must be unscheduled per 90-day period. If an SLP Provider is supporting a participant on the Basic-High tier then there can only be two state-funded (CFS, DD, AD Waiver, Probation, etc) individuals in the home. No other state-funded individuals are allowed when the participant is on the Advanced-Risk Tier. If an SLP is supporting a participant on the Advanced-Risk Tier there must be two providers, living full-time in the home and available during residential service hours, on the contract. If an SLP has children under the age of 13, another adult must live full-time in the home and be noted in the Home Study Survey, to provide care and supervision to the child in the event of an emergency. Any residence that the SLP and participant reside in must have its own United States Postal Service-recognized address. No separate basement apartments, apartments over garages, or apartments not fully integrated into the home will be permitted. No SLP or adult living in the home can serve as day staff for any participant living in their home. No SLP or adult living in the home can become an Independent Provider in order to provide Day Supports to the participant living in their home.

The Direct Care Staff member provides compassionate, hands-on support to clients recovering from substance use and mental health challenges in a residential treatment setting. Working under the supervision of clinical staff, this role involves assisting clients with daily activities, fostering a safe and supportive environment, and encouraging clients on their recovery journey in accordance with applicable regulations and facility policies. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: • Provide direct care and support to clients by assisting with daily activities and fostering an environment that promotes independence and respect. • Offer mentorship to clients, drawing on recovery principles to build trust and rapport. • Assist clients in implementing personal recovery plans and coping strategies to support behavioral changes and progress. • Follow all infection control protocols and health screening procedures to ensure a safe environment for clients and staff. • Participate in the facility's emergency preparedness protocols, supporting clients in emergency situations such as medical or behavioral health crises. • Maintain and promote client rights, ensuring clients are informed of their rights upon admission and throughout their stay. • Accurately document and maintain records of client interactions, progress, and any incidents, following confidentiality requirements and facility protocols. • Conduct routine assessments of client needs, and report observations and concerns to the clinical team to support comprehensive care. • Provide crisis intervention as needed, utilizing de-escalation techniques and working collaboratively with clinical staff to ensure client safety and well-being. • Administer drug testing as required by facility protocols, including urinalysis and blood alcohol content tests, ensuring accuracy and adherence to ethical standards. • Collaborate with the clinical team to provide comprehensive, multidisciplinary care and contribute to treatment planning discussions. • Participate in orientation training within two weeks of hire and complete a minimum of 12 hours of annual continuing education focused on behavioral health, addiction recovery, and DHHS compliance. • Attend regular staff meetings and training sessions, contributing to a culture of continuous improvement and adherence to best practices. • Other duties as assigned. Supervisory: This position does not oversee staff. Qualifications: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential Job Description functions. Education/Experience • Personal experience in recovery from substance use or mental health challenges is encouraged but not required. • Experience in crisis management and/or mentoring, preferably in a behavioral health or recovery setting. • Certification as a Peer Support Specialist or related certification preferred Required Skills/Abilities • Strong understanding of recovery principles and peer support practices. • Excellent interpersonal and communication skills. • Ability to build and maintain trusting relationships with clients. • Empathy, compassion, and a non-judgmental approach to client care. • Ability to work effectively as part of a multidisciplinary team. • Strong organizational skills and attention to detail. • Knowledge of local resources and support services. • Basic computer skills required, proficiency in electronic health records (EHR) systems preferred. Certificates, Licenses, Registrations • Ability to obtain Basic Life Support (BLS) certification within six months of hire. • Completion of drug testing training and certification, as required by facility policies. • Must pass a criminal background check and be cleared on the Nurse Aide Registry, Adult Protective Services Central Registry, and other required Nebraska registries Work Environment: The work is typically performed in a clinical setting with moderate noise levels. Frequent contact with patients and the general public is required. Occasional travel may be required for community outreach and client appointments. Physical Demands: • Ability to work in a fast paced environment including standing, sitting, climbing stairs and/or walking throughout the shift. • Must be able to lift up to 30 pounds regularly and 50 pounds on occasion. The work environment characteristics and physical demands described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions

Job Description At Hands of Heartland, we believe that people with developmental disabilities are people first. We will always place the person before the program - striving daily to embody the message our name states. Hands of Heartland is looking for compassionate and caring individuals to join our team and provide support to the individuals we support as a Residential Lead Direct Support Professional (DSP)/ Caregiver. What You'll Do: Work directly with individuals with developmental disabilities in a variety of settings to ensure they have a meaningful life. You will support DSPs along with working side by side with them as they assist individuals with day to day living activities and developing skills residentially and in community settings. Hours: Full-time during evening hours from 3p-11p. Shift schedule will vary throughout the week. Every other weekend is required. Skillset Needed for the Job: Ability to work independently in a fast paced, team-oriented environment. Flexible and willing to adapt to change. Know the value of communication. Desire to support people and encourage them to reach goals. Understand the importance of documentation. Personality Traits: Empathy. Patience. Understanding. Compassion. Adaptable. Respectful. Dependable. Sound Judgement. Requirements: Must be 18 years old. Must have a valid driver's license. Must be able to pass all background checks. Experience not required - we will train you! Pay: Starting pay is $18/hour. We pay more for experience and if you have a CNA license. Incentives also available. If this sounds like you, we would love to talk to you about working at Hands of Heartland. Apply today to start a rewarding career where you can make a positive impact on your community.

GENERAL DESCRIPTION: Responsible for providing training, assistance and support to individuals receiving services in vocational and community settings, as well as in-home services. ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: (NOTE: Qualified persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply. Reasonable accommodation will be made.) 1. Provide information for assessments of individual's strengths and areas of need. 2. Provide information to assist the individual program planning team to establish services, goals and objectives to meet each person's needs and personal goals. 3. Provide training and support as determined by the Individual's Person-Centered Plan. 4. Provide on-going support and assistance to individuals in vocational and community settings. 5. Maintain standards of safety for individuals while participating in the program. 6. Maintain all needed documentation and records, including Therap (electronic case management system) within the required time frame. 7. Assist with mobility of individuals including loading/unloading wheelchairs in vehicles and operating lifts to aid in the transfer of individuals. 9. Project a positive image of the organization and persons with disabilities in the community; promote inclusion. 10. Punctual and consistent attendance. 11. Provides transportation as assigned. 12. Perform work activities in conformance to Goodwill Values Statement which includes the values of Respect, Integrity, Compassion, Stewardship, Learning, Teamwork and Entrepreneurial Spirit. 13. Immediately report any wrongdoing, unethical or improper conduct, fraud, fiscal mismanagement or misappropriation of funds, etc. (Refer to the Corporate Compliance Program Policy and Procedure for instructions on how to report.) 14. Encourage and do not hinder in any way an employee making a report pertaining to Goodwill's Corporate Compliance Program Policy and Procedure or making a report of work injury. 15. Ensure no employee is retaliated against in any way as a result of making a report related to Goodwill's Corporate Compliance Program Policy and Procedure or making a report of work injury. 16. Welcome and embrace cultural diversity in all areas of Goodwill, i.e. customers, donors, volunteers, employees, or individuals served. 17. Perform work activities in conformance to Goodwill Values Statement which includes the values (respect, integrity, compassion, stewardship, learning, teamwork and entrepreneurial spirit), immediately report any wrongdoing (unethical or improper conduct, fraud, fiscal mismanagement, etc.), enhance and support cultural diversity, and encourage and support others to do the same. 18. Perform other duties as assigned. Qualifications EDUCATION, TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE: 1. Experience/knowledge of rehabilitation for persons with disabilities. 2. High school diploma or equivalent. 3. Must be at least 19 years of age. 4. A valid driver's license issued in the state of Nebraska and meets all insurance requirements. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS OF THE ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: l. Ability to communicate in spoken conversation, adequate volume speech, and have normal hearing for conversation, telephone use and emergency information systems. 2. Ability to be independently mobile on all surfaces and situations, to move safely about the work area. 3. Visual acuity, depth perception and field of vision within normal range. 4. Physical stamina to be standing and safely lift objects up to 50 pounds. 5. Have the physical stamina to work at least 8 hours per day and be able to travel to conferences, seminars, etc. 6. Ability to load/unload wheelchairs from accessible vehicles, transfer individuals from a wheelchair to stationary chair, and assist in personal needs. 7. Physical ability to perform tasks necessary to ensure the safety of self and others by completing CPR and MANDT certification, and other training techniques as assigned. OTHER REQUIREMENTS OF THE ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: 1. Demonstrate ethics that are above reproach by consistently making decisions that prioritize integrity, transparency, and accountability. 2. Ability to respond in emergency situations. 3. Ability to complete necessary records in a timely manner with a high degree of accuracy. 4. Skills in activities involving assessment techniques. 5. Demonstrated ability to make decisions using personal judgment and creative thinking. 6. Skills in activities involving teaching and observing; ability to communicate effectively using both oral and writing skills. 7. Ability to work with individuals who have learning, comprehension, communication, emotional, as well as physical or mobility limitation. 8. Ability to work with people who have behavior issues and may become physically aggressive. 9. Demonstrated ability to perform duties which change frequently. 10. Ability to work in a wide variety of industrial or employment situations to assist in the training of individuals, to include performing physical demands or duties at that site. 11. Ability to utilize the case management system, Therap, to complete the required documentation. HOURS: 40 Hours per week /5 Days per week. May be required to work some evenings or weekends for a special event or attend training.

At Integrated Life Choices, we are a proud 100% employee-owned organization committed to supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. We aim to provide exceptional support that fosters independence, inclusion, and personal growth. As an employee-owned company, every team member plays a vital role in our success, ensuring that our workplace is collaborative, innovative, and supportive. We hope you will consider joining us as an employee owner. Integrated Life Choices (ILC) is seeking compassionate and dedicated individuals to join our team as Direct Support Professionals (DSPs). DSPs at ILC provide support to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in a variety of settings to ensure they have a meaningful life. As a DSP, you will work with individuals to support them in achieving their hopes and dreams. Residential DSPs support individuals at home during the evenings, overnights, and on the weekends. If you are looking for a rewarding career where you can make a positive impact on someone's life, we encourage you to apply. The ideal candidate for this position is someone who is interested in supporting people in achieving their hopes and dreams. As a DSP, you will be responsible for maintaining consistent engagement with the people you are supporting, whether they are at home or out in the community. You will be required to work independently, create safe environments, and provide accurate documentation for the support provided during every shift. Duties may include: Supporting people in understanding and exercising their rights Encouraging people to live a fulfilling life as independently as possible through self-advocacy Providing the best person-centered supports to meet people's needs throughout their lives Supporting and encouraging positive interactions Improving social connections and relationships Providing transportation for those you are supporting Teaching skills to improve a person's life Supporting and encouraging participation in groups or organizations in line with a person's personal interests to meet recreational and social needs Utilizing Positive Support Programs to guide daily interactions Supporting a person with personal hygiene and medical-related needs, including medication administration Providing documentation at the end of each shift DSPs who work at ILC residential locations support individuals with planned activities that encourage community inclusion, habilitation, and activities of daily living. Benefits available for qualifying positions: 401(k) with company match Health insurance Dental insurance Vision insurance Life insurance Supplemental insurance offerings Paid Time Off Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Qualifications Working Conditions: This work can be physically demanding in some situations. Some physical work examples could be but are not limited to: Intervening in aggressive situation and/or physically demanding responsibilities Support with lifting individuals to and from wheelchairs Supporting a person to and from a shower Using a gait belt in a safe and dignified way Providing transportation for the people we support is an essential function of the DSP position. ILC requires all DSPs to have a reliable vehicle at every shift. Education/Experience: High School diploma or GED Successfully complete and pass all checks including: Nebraska Child/Adult Protective Services Central Registry check Criminal background check Certificates and Licenses: Valid driver's license and auto insurance

GENERAL DESCRIPTION: Responsible for providing training, assistance and support to individuals receiving services in vocational and community settings, as well as in-home services. ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: (NOTE: Qualified persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply. Reasonable accommodation will be made.) 1. Provide information for assessments of individual's strengths and areas of need. 2. Provide information to assist the individual program planning team to establish services, goals and objectives to meet each person's needs and personal goals. 3. Provide training and support as determined by the Individual's Person-Centered Plan. 4. Provide on-going support and assistance to individuals in vocational and community settings. 5. Maintain standards of safety for individuals while participating in the program. 6. Maintain all needed documentation and records, including Therap (electronic case management system) within the required time frame. 7. Assist with mobility of individuals including loading/unloading wheelchairs in vehicles and operating lifts to aid in the transfer of individuals. 9. Project a positive image of the organization and persons with disabilities in the community; promote inclusion. 10. Punctual and consistent attendance. 11. Provides transportation as assigned. 12. Perform work activities in conformance to Goodwill Values Statement which includes the values of Respect, Integrity, Compassion, Stewardship, Learning, Teamwork and Entrepreneurial Spirit. 13. Immediately report any wrongdoing, unethical or improper conduct, fraud, fiscal mismanagement or misappropriation of funds, etc. (Refer to the Corporate Compliance Program Policy and Procedure for instructions on how to report.) 14. Encourage and do not hinder in any way an employee making a report pertaining to Goodwill's Corporate Compliance Program Policy and Procedure or making a report of work injury. 15. Ensure no employee is retaliated against in any way as a result of making a report related to Goodwill's Corporate Compliance Program Policy and Procedure or making a report of work injury. 16. Welcome and embrace cultural diversity in all areas of Goodwill, i.e. customers, donors, volunteers, employees, or individuals served. 17. Perform work activities in conformance to Goodwill Values Statement which includes the values (respect, integrity, compassion, stewardship, learning, teamwork and entrepreneurial spirit), immediately report any wrongdoing (unethical or improper conduct, fraud, fiscal mismanagement, etc.), enhance and support cultural diversity, and encourage and support others to do the same. 18. Perform other duties as assigned. Qualifications EDUCATION, TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE: 1. Experience/knowledge of rehabilitation for persons with disabilities. 2. High school diploma or equivalent. 3. Must be at least 19 years of age. 4. A valid driver's license issued in the state of Nebraska and meets all insurance requirements. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS OF THE ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: l. Ability to communicate in spoken conversation, adequate volume speech, and have normal hearing for conversation, telephone use and emergency information systems. 2. Ability to be independently mobile on all surfaces and situations, to move safely about the work area. 3. Visual acuity, depth perception and field of vision within normal range. 4. Physical stamina to be standing and safely lift objects up to 50 pounds. 5. Have the physical stamina to work at least 8 hours per day and be able to travel to conferences, seminars, etc. 6. Ability to load/unload wheelchairs from accessible vehicles, transfer individuals from a wheelchair to stationary chair, and assist in personal needs. 7. Physical ability to perform tasks necessary to ensure the safety of self and others by completing CPR and MANDT certification, and other training techniques as assigned. OTHER REQUIREMENTS OF THE ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: 1. Demonstrate ethics that are above reproach by consistently making decisions that prioritize integrity, transparency, and accountability. 2. Ability to respond in emergency situations. 3. Ability to complete necessary records in a timely manner with a high degree of accuracy. 4. Skills in activities involving assessment techniques. 5. Demonstrated ability to make decisions using personal judgment and creative thinking. 6. Skills in activities involving teaching and observing; ability to communicate effectively using both oral and writing skills. 7. Ability to work with individuals who have learning, comprehension, communication, emotional, as well as physical or mobility limitation. 8. Ability to work with people who have behavior issues and may become physically aggressive. 9. Demonstrated ability to perform duties which change frequently. 10. Ability to work in a wide variety of industrial or employment situations to assist in the training of individuals, to include performing physical demands or duties at that site. 11. Ability to utilize the case management system, Therap, to complete the required documentation. HOURS: 40 Hours per week /5 Days per week. May be required to work some evenings or weekends for a special event or attend training.