Direct Support Professional jobs at Hills & Dales

Job Description Direct Support Professional - Hourly Supported Community Living PART TIME Position: Part Time Schedules Available (2 total!): #1: Monday-Friday 9:00AM-2:30PM #2 Flexible schedule: looking for week nights around 4PM-8PM (about 10 hours/week) Wage: Starting at $17.75/hour About us: Hills and Dales is dedicated to building meaningful lives for individuals with disabilities. As a DSP-In Home you will meet with child or adult clients who have an intellectual disability wherever they live or meet you in the general Dubuque area. In this role, you would be inspiring personal growth, teaching self-care, and encouraging the development of social skills. Some tasks include, but are not limited supporting bathing, cleaning, cooking, and engaging clients in their daily plan goals. This is a great opportunity to have an impact on someone's life and build your career supporting adults with intellectual and physical disabilities. Requirements: High School diploma or equivalent Valid Driver's License Ability to qualify as an approved driver. Use of personal vehicle required (mileage reimbursement available) Minimum insurance requirements: $25,000 bodily injury liability (found on Declarations page of your policy) Why Join Us: This role offers a rewarding opportunity to make a positive impact on the lives of individuals with intellectual and physical disabilities. Our team is passionate, creative, and dedicated to fostering a supportive community environment. Offer contingent upon the succressful completetion of a criminal background check, dependernt adult and child abuse background check, and drug screen.

Full-time, Part-time Description Do you want to make a difference in someone's life each day you go to work? Do you want a unique business culture, different from any other organization? *Currently looking for female-only applicants.* Then you will want to come and work for Easterseals Iowa, supporting our clients to live in their own home, in the Des Moines metro area, assisting individuals to work on their goals to be more independent. Things like learning how to cook on their own, social skill building, money skills, improving their health, learning safety skills, personal cares, and much more! Now is a great time to join our team as we have some exciting options for you! We are currently have 8 hour shift openings during the week and weekend 12 hour shifts on the weekends! Pay range for the position is set beginning at $14.75 up to $19.00 per hour, depending on experience level. A .25 wage increase is available upon completion of a successful 90 day orientation period. Any weekend hours, (Friday at 7p-Monday at 7a), will pay a shift differential of $2.00 extra per hour. Sign on bonuses do require successful completion of all orientation period requirements within the first 90 days. Providing transportation to clients will be a requirement for this position in any shift. Do you have: The willingness to make a difference in someone's life every day? The ability to work in a fun and unique workplace? The ability to share your creative ideas, and implement them? The understanding of teamwork? The will to want to continue to grow and learn within your position? The people skills to be able to work with team members and clients with all different kinds of backgrounds, and cultures? Maybe you've worked with people with disabilities in the past, maybe not & that's ok too. We will invest in you! Easterseals has: Competitive wage and benefits including medical, dental, vision, employer paid life insurance/accidental death and dismemberment/long term disability insurance, and a 403(b) Tax Deferred Retirement Plan offered to all full-time employees 20 days of PTO in the first year, increasing to 25 days of PTO in the second year, that we not only let you take, but expect you to take off! An additional 8 paid holidays A culture that promotes from within for advancement opportunities A supportive and flexible team working environment Application process consists of 1st phone interview with Recruitment & Talent Development Coordinator and 2nd Team Leader interview. Requirements • High school diploma or equivalent. • Ability to make independent decisions based on established policy, procedure and standard practice. • Experience working with persons with disabilities preferred. • Access to Reliable Transportation for regular participation in work. • Maintenance of good driving record. • Insurable under Easter Seals vehicle insurance policy • Ability to operate a computer and navigate through Easter Seals database. Experience in word processing software; Word and Excel preferred. • Ability to work cooperatively with team members, clients and the public in a professional and concerned manner. • Ability to work in a team environment. • Ability to work non-traditional hours as required, including weekends and evenings • Team members working in the 24 Hour Program: Ability to work non-traditional hours as required, including weekends and evenings at the various locations. All hours and locations are subject to change. • Ability to communicate effectively in written and verbal formats. • Ability to write complete sentences and utilize appropriate grammar. • Ability to bend, stoop, twist and lift • Ability to transfer or move a minimum of 80 pounds • Access to a telephone for on-call system. • Team members working in the 24 Hour Program: Ability to successfully pass a Medication Management course within first 90 days • Team members working in the Hourly Program: Ability to successfully pass a Medication Management course as needed • Ability to successfully complete Mandatory Reporter of Child and Dependent Adult Abuse within first 30 days. • Ability to successfully pass Adult and Child CPR, First Aid and agency required trainings within first 90 days.. • Ability to obtain and maintain a valid Iowa Chauffeur's (Class D) License as requested Salary Description $14.75-$19.00 per hour

Job DescriptionDescription: Do you want to make a difference in someone's life each day you go to work? Do you want a unique business culture, different from any other organization? *Currently looking for female-only applicants.* Then you will want to come and work for Easterseals Iowa, supporting our clients to live in their own home, in the Des Moines metro area, assisting individuals to work on their goals to be more independent. Things like learning how to cook on their own, social skill building, money skills, improving their health, learning safety skills, personal cares, and much more! Now is a great time to join our team as we have some exciting options for you! We are currently have 8 hour shift openings during the week and weekend 12 hour shifts on the weekends! Pay range for the position is set beginning at $14.75 up to $19.00 per hour, depending on experience level. A .25 wage increase is available upon completion of a successful 90 day orientation period. Any weekend hours, (Friday at 7p-Monday at 7a), will pay a shift differential of $2.00 extra per hour. Sign on bonuses do require successful completion of all orientation period requirements within the first 90 days. Providing transportation to clients will be a requirement for this position in any shift. Do you have: The willingness to make a difference in someone's life every day? The ability to work in a fun and unique workplace? The ability to share your creative ideas, and implement them? The understanding of teamwork? The will to want to continue to grow and learn within your position? The people skills to be able to work with team members and clients with all different kinds of backgrounds, and cultures? Maybe you've worked with people with disabilities in the past, maybe not & that's ok too. We will invest in you! Easterseals has: Competitive wage and benefits including medical, dental, vision, employer paid life insurance/accidental death and dismemberment/long term disability insurance, and a 403(b) Tax Deferred Retirement Plan offered to all full-time employees 20 days of PTO in the first year, increasing to 25 days of PTO in the second year, that we not only let you take, but expect you to take off! An additional 8 paid holidays A culture that promotes from within for advancement opportunities A supportive and flexible team working environment Application process consists of 1st phone interview with Recruitment & Talent Development Coordinator and 2nd Team Leader interview. Requirements: • High school diploma or equivalent. • Ability to make independent decisions based on established policy, procedure and standard practice. • Experience working with persons with disabilities preferred. • Access to Reliable Transportation for regular participation in work. • Maintenance of good driving record. • Insurable under Easter Seals vehicle insurance policy • Ability to operate a computer and navigate through Easter Seals database. Experience in word processing software; Word and Excel preferred. • Ability to work cooperatively with team members, clients and the public in a professional and concerned manner. • Ability to work in a team environment. • Ability to work non-traditional hours as required, including weekends and evenings • Team members working in the 24 Hour Program: Ability to work non-traditional hours as required, including weekends and evenings at the various locations. All hours and locations are subject to change. • Ability to communicate effectively in written and verbal formats. • Ability to write complete sentences and utilize appropriate grammar. • Ability to bend, stoop, twist and lift • Ability to transfer or move a minimum of 80 pounds • Access to a telephone for on-call system. • Team members working in the 24 Hour Program: Ability to successfully pass a Medication Management course within first 90 days • Team members working in the Hourly Program: Ability to successfully pass a Medication Management course as needed • Ability to successfully complete Mandatory Reporter of Child and Dependent Adult Abuse within first 30 days. • Ability to successfully pass Adult and Child CPR, First Aid and agency required trainings within first 90 days.. • Ability to obtain and maintain a valid Iowa Chauffeur's (Class D) License as requested

We are currently looking for full time and part time Direct Support Professionals (DSP) to help support our clients and team members. Direct Support Professionals provide support to our clients based on their individual goals, which always include making sure their physical, mental, emotional, and social needs are met. As a DSP you will have the opportunity to serve individuals with intellectual disabilities or chronic mental health conditions. The primary role of DSPs working with individuals with intellectual disabilities is to provide individualized support so clients can grow and expand their skills and confidence and live as independently as possible. DSPs do this in a variety of ways, such as supporting clients with activities of daily living, health and safety skills, communication skills, relationship skills, and social skills. At Hope Haven, we serve individuals with chronic mental health conditions in our Home Based Habilitation (Hab) services. The primary role of DSPs working in this service is to support clients with serious mental illness in managing their mental health symptoms so that they can develop and maintain the skills to live as independently as possible. DSPs do this in a variety of ways, such as supporting clients with medication management, scheduling and attending appointments, maintaining a healthy environment and routine, and using positive strategies to cope with their mental health symptoms. Whether this is your first job or a career change, you'll find Hope Haven's Direct Support Professional position is a great way for you to get started in the field of Human Services. You'll start each day with the intention to make a profound and positive difference, and you'll end each day doing exactly that.Benefits: Health Insurance coverage by Wellmark Blue Cross Blue Shield Free $15,000 Term Life Insurance Policy 403B Retirement Plan with 8% employer match after one year Flex Spending - put aside pretax dollars used for medical & dependent care reimbursement. Supplemental Benefits: Accident, Critical Illness, Dental, Vision, Short Term Disability, Long Term Disability, and Voluntary Life. Paid Time Off (PTO) and Temporary Medical Leave (TML) Holidays based on status of employment Bereavement Leave Military Leave Jury Duty Employee Assistance Program (EAP) FMLA (Family Medical Leave Act) Student Loan Forgiveness (PSLF Program) BVU Partnership Educational Benefits Pay on Demand with Dayforce Wallet Duties and Responsibilities: A belief that individuals with a disability can fully participate in societal roles, alongside community members without disabilities. Maximizing opportunities for the development of individual relationships with community members. Provide support and training to individuals as identified in the service plan and assure individual's physical and mental needs are being cared for, which may include hygiene, bathing/showering, toileting, escort, transition time, and mealtime assistance. Teach self-control and self-management skills in accordance with departmental training. Complete documentation requirements (client logs, charts) as determined by the Service Plan and regulations at the end of the shift or within 24 hours with supervisor approval. Support individuals in developing and carrying out a daily schedule of activities tailored to meet the needs of the person being supported. Assist individuals in arranging necessary appointments and transportation as needed and assure the appropriate documentation has been completed Promote personal safety and safety measures among team and clients being supported. Follow all safety procedures. Be a TEAM PLAYER by promoting positive communication and working relationships with all team members and the community. Qualifications: High school graduate or ability to obtain GED/HSED (High School Equivalency Diploma) preferred, however required for RBSCL, HBH, & My Day HAB services, BA degree in Human Services field preferred. Good written and verbal communication skills and have basic computer skills. Ability to exercise sound judgment in making decisions. Ability to complete/pass required medication administration course. Valid Class C driver's license required, unless driving a vehicle with a capacity of 8 or more, then a Class "D" license will be required and be an insurable driver with our insurance company. Must pass a health assessment at time of hire and ability to maintain up to date health assessment as requested per regulations. Clearance from all applicable background checks as required by service standards. Reliable transportation. Provide proof of state minimum liability insurance coverage. Physical Requirements: Physical ability to lift up to 50 lbs. Physical strength and flexibility to assist the individuals with outdoor and indoor maintenance Physical mobility to walk, stoop, stand, sit, and climb steps. Physical strength to assist individuals in transferring as per Hope Haven policy. Physical ability to maintain balance while moving, while being pushed or pulled, and to lower self to a "half-squat" position while keeping back straight.

Job Description OPEN HIRING EVENTS will be held December 10th & 17th from 10 am till 3 pm at 185 E Main St., STE 700, Benton Harbor, MI 49022 We Have Homes in Niles, Coloma, Benton Harbor, and St Joe, Michigan! About the role Spectrum Community Services is hiring compassionate, honest, energetic Direct Support Professionals. This position is responsible for on-site coordination of active treatment in Adult Foster Care (AFS) or Community Living Services (CLS) homes or private residence, serving individuals with physical, cognitive, and/or behavioral disabilities. We are hiring full-time and part-time employees. Days, Afternoons, and Midnights and Weekend positions are available. Flexible scheduling is available. Responsibilities include but are not limited to helping clients with cooking, cleaning, community integration, health, and personal care. Experience working with people with disabilities (preferred but not required). We provide all required training including CPR/FA certification. What we offer Flexible scheduling - to accommodate those with limited hour availability Blue Care Network Medical and Rx Blue Cross Blue Shield Dental Blue Cross Blue Shield Vision 403(b) with employer match $10,000 Life Insurance, Short-term Disability Holiday Pay (including Juneteenth) Paid Time Off Paid training Advancement opportunities. Qualifications: Must be at least 18 years of age. Must be able to provide two work references demonstrating good performance and attendance. Must have a valid Michigan Driver's License and acceptable driving record. Must have reliable and ongoing transportation. Successful completion of a comprehensive background check including fingerprinting, medical clearance (TB test, drug screen & physical exam), and clearance through Michigan Long-term Care (MILTC) screening About the services we provide. Spectrum Community Services is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing quality support and life-enhancing opportunities for people with intellectual/developmental disabilities. This may include individuals with mental illness diagnoses. ************************* Join the team now! #665

Traveling DSP ( Direct Support Professional) Benefits: Health Insurance coverage by Wellmark Blue Cross Blue Shield Free $15,000 Term Life Insurance Policy 403B Retirement Plan with 8% employer match after one year Flex Spending - put aside pretax dollars used for medical & dependent care reimbursement. Supplemental Benefits: Accident, Critical Illness, Dental, Vision, Short Term Disability, Long Term Disability, and Voluntary Life. Paid Time Off (PTO) and Temporary Medical Leave (TML) Holidays based on status of employment Bereavement Leave Military Leave Jury Duty Employee Assistance Program (EAP) FMLA (Family Medical Leave Act) Student Loan Forgiveness (PSLF Program) BVU Partnership Educational Benefits Pay on Demand with Dayforce Wallet Duties and Responsibilities: A belief that individuals with a disability can fully participate in societal roles, alongside community members without disabilities. Maximizing opportunities for the development of individual relationships with community members. Provide support and training to individuals as identified in the service plan and assure individual's physical and mental needs are being cared for, which may include hygiene, bathing/showering, toileting, escort, transition time, and mealtime assistance. Teach self-control and self-management skills in accordance with departmental training. Complete documentation requirements (client logs, charts) as determined by the Service Plan and regulations at the end of the shift or within 24 hours with supervisor approval. Support individuals in developing and carrying out a daily schedule of activities tailored to meet the needs of the person being supported. Assist individuals in arranging necessary appointments and transportation as needed and assure the appropriate documentation has been completed Promote personal safety and safety measures among team and clients being supported. Follow all safety procedures. Be a TEAM PLAYER by promoting positive communication and working relationships with all team members and the community. Qualifications: High school graduate Minimum one year of experience working at Hope Haven or 3 years of experience working in direct support (DSP, CNA, etc) Must be least 18 years of age Good written and verbal communication skills and have basic computer skills. Ability to exercise sound judgment in making decisions. Ability to complete/pass required medication administration course. Valid Class C driver's license required, unless driving a vehicle with a capacity of 8 or more, then a Class "D" license will be required and be an insurable driver with our insurance company. Must pass a health assessment at time of hire and ability to maintain up to date health assessment as requested per regulations. Clearance from all applicable background checks as required by service standards. Reliable transportation. Provide proof of state minimum liability insurance coverage. Physical Requirements: Physical ability to lift up to 50 lbs. Physical strength and flexibility to assist the individuals with outdoor and indoor maintenance Physical mobility to walk, stoop, stand, sit, and climb steps. Physical strength to assist individuals in transferring as per Hope Haven policy. Physical ability to maintain balance while moving, while being pushed or pulled, and to lower self to a "half-squat" position while keeping back straight.

Because of the growing needs of our organization, Hope Haven is looking for a full time Direct Support Professional (DSP) Float to serve several of our Hope Haven locations as needed. These work shifts will include a minimum 40 hours per week. Our "floating" DSPs provide support to our clients based on their individual goals, which always include making sure their physical, mental, emotional, and social needs are met. Whether this is your first job or a career change, you'll find Hope Haven's Direct Support Professional position is a great way for you to get started in the field of Human Services. You'll start each day with the intention to make a profound and positive difference, and you'll end each day doing exactly that. Benefits: Health Insurance coverage by Wellmark Blue Cross Blue Shield Free $15,000 Term Life Insurance Policy 403B Retirement Plan with 8% employer match after one year Flex Spending - put aside pretax dollars used for medical & dependent care reimbursement. Supplemental Benefits: Accident, Critical Illness, Dental, Vision, Short Term Disability, Long Term Disability, and Voluntary Life. Paid Time Off (PTO) and Temporary Medical Leave (TML) Holidays based on status of employment Bereavement Leave Military Leave Jury Duty Employee Assistance Program (EAP) FMLA (Family Medical Leave Act) Student Loan Forgiveness (PSLF Program) BVU Partnership Educational Benefits Pay on Demand with Dayforce Wallet Duties and Responsibilities: A belief that individuals with a disability can fully participate in societal roles, alongside community members without disabilities. Maximizing opportunities for the development of individual relationships with community members. Provide support and training to individuals as identified in the service plan and assure individual's physical and mental needs are being cared for, which may include hygiene, bathing/showering, toileting, escort, transition time, and mealtime assistance. Teach self-control and self-management skills in accordance with departmental training. Complete documentation requirements (client logs, charts) as determined by the Service Plan and regulations at the end of the shift or within 24 hours with supervisor approval. Support individuals in developing and carrying out a daily schedule of activities tailored to meet the needs of the person being supported. Assist individuals in arranging necessary appointments and transportation as needed and assure the appropriate documentation has been completed Promote personal safety and safety measures among team and clients being supported. Follow all safety procedures. Be a TEAM PLAYER by promoting positive communication and working relationships with all team members and the community. Qualifications: High school graduate or ability to obtain GED/HSED (High School Equivalency Diploma) Good written and verbal communication skills and have basic computer skills. Ability to exercise sound judgment in making decisions. Ability to complete/pass required medication administration course. Valid Class C driver's license required, unless driving a vehicle with a capacity of 8 or more, then a Class "D" license will be required and be an insurable driver with our insurance company. Must pass a health assessment at time of hire and ability to maintain up to date health assessment as requested per regulations. Clearance from all applicable background checks as required by service standards. Reliable transportation. Provide proof of state minimum liability insurance coverage. Physical Requirements: Physical ability to lift up to 50 lbs. Physical mobility to walk, stoop, stand, sit, and climb steps. Physical strength to assist individuals in transferring as per Hope Haven policy.

Part-time Description This is a part-time position in Red Oak, IA. The hours are Thursday and Friday 3pm-11pm, and every other weekend 9am-11pm. I. The Supported Community Living Specialist (SCLS) is directly responsible to the Team Leader to which they are assigned and the Director of Residential Services. II. This is a part-time/full-time, Para-professional level position. Specific Duties and Responsibilities: 1. The SCLS will teach, train, and assist individuals in developing the skills necessary to be as independent as possible when performing activities of daily living. These include but are not limited to: a. Coordinating health and medical needs. b. Training individuals to take care of their own health and medical needs. c. Developing or maintaining skills allowing for better participation in the community. d. Assist individuals served in becoming independent in accessing community services. e. Assist the individuals with participation in at least one community activity each week if shift is during day/evening/weekend hours. f. Assisting individuals in advocacy procedures to ensure his/her rights and to meet his/her needs, interests, and choices. g. Assisting in preparing an individualized diet plan to meet nutritional needs as needed. h. Writing Individualized Intervention Plans for each individual served. i. Provide emergency/safety skills training. j. Provide training in skills necessary to manage their personal business and property. k. Provide training in budgeting. l. Provide transportation (doctor's appointments, church, etc.) m. Provide training in daily living skills. 2. Orient new individuals in their home, assessing their skills, and providing appropriate input to the individual's subsequent progress reports and Person-Centered Plan (PCP). 3. Supervise the individual's goals and complete data collection related to running those goals. 4. Supervise, as necessary, the individual's finances to give guidance in budgeting for personal needs and desires. 5. Provide a supportive and therapeutic atmosphere. 6. Supervise the individual's care and use of personal property and assist with purchases, as necessary. 7. As assigned, train new staff relative to duties, work schedules, agency policies, and state and/or federal regulatory policies and procedures in coordination with the Team Leader and Director of Residential Services. 8. Follow the assigned work schedule. 9. Never leave individuals receiving twenty-four-hour care unsupervised. 10. Complete all records and documentation using the proper forms as they relate to established procedures. 11. Attend staff meetings and scheduled in-service training sessions. 12. Ensure that the individual's residence meets cleanliness, safety, and health standards. 13. Keeping informed of all programming and administrative information, changes, and additions by checking email each shift worked the daily logbook or other messages. 14. Keep all written and verbal information on each individual strictly confidential. 15. Complete documentation of behaviors or provide information for writing staff intervention plans. 16. Handle any other duties as assigned by the Team Leader, Lead Staff, and Director of Residential Services. 17. Monitor and document an individual's physician ordered diet as needed. 18. Assist individuals receiving services with their activities of daily living, such as, but not limited to, meal preparation, laundry, housekeeping, toileting, and bathing. 19. Ensure the clients are safe from all environmental hazards. III. Essential Functions: 1. Provide quality care. 2. Transport individuals. 3. Provide training in daily living skills, (i.e. meal preparation, laundry, cleaning, and personal hygiene.) 4. Ensure that housekeeping standards are maintained. 5. Employees must be willing to work with individuals who have behavioral problems. Behavioral problems may include both verbal and physical aggression. 6. Provide a supportive and therapeutic atmosphere. 7. Administer medication and maintain accurate medication documentation, as needed, after being trained. 8. Exercise sound judgment when the situation requires immediate decision-making. 9. Work according to assigned work schedule. Duties may vary according to schedule, for instance some overnight shifts staff are expected to remain awake, and others are allowed to sleep as long as they remain available for emergencies. 10. Complete written and electronic documentation and record keeping according to agency requirements. 11. Must be able to work independently and ensure the welfare and safety of persons served in a residential setting. 12. Comply with state and federal regulations regarding HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act). 13. Assist individuals receiving services with their activities of daily living, such as, but not limited to, meal preparation, laundry, housekeeping, toileting, and bathing. 14. Every employee/volunteer of Nishna Productions, Inc. is on a need-to-know basis regarding the Protected Health Information (PHI) of the individuals they serve. Therefore, a security clearance level is assigned for each job description and those security levels are allowed access only to the information required to complete the duties in each position. • Level One allows the least access and is intended for truck drivers, maintenance staff, redemption center workers, and volunteers. • Level Two is for direct care workers including floaters/substitutes, SCLS, Program Instructors, Day-Hab aids, Vocational Trainers, lead staff, and 1:1 staff. • Level Three includes the office support staff. • Level Four is for Team Leaders, supervisors, and Work Center Supervisors. • Level Five is the security clearance given to Program Managers. • Level Six allows access to all PHI and includes Directors/Administrators, Quality Assurance, and IT staff. • Temporary clearance for PHI access can be given if staff require access to complete extra assigned duties (i.e. filling in for another department). Maintenance personnel are given permanent access to areas where PHI is stored but they may need to enter in order to complete their duties. Requirements IV. Qualifications/Requirements: 1. Individuals “must not have or be a carrier” of serious infectious or communicable disease, such as but not limited to, incurable, fatal, or debilitating disease, which cannot be eliminated or reduced by reasonable accommodation. A current example would include, but not be limited to, tuberculosis. Determination of the existence of a serious disease is to be made by the proper medical authorities. 2. 18 years of age. 3. Require high school diploma or GED. 4. Prefer previous similar job experience in teaching skills of cooking, cleaning, and personal hygiene. 5. Exercise sound judgment when the situation requires immediate decision-making. 6. Obtain and maintain a valid Iowa Chauffeur's license. Maintain acceptable driving record as determined by agency insurance carrier. 7. Successful completion of pre-employment physical, TB Tine, and drug screenings prior to employment. • Physical every four years thereafter (GH) • TB Tine every four years thereafter (GH) • Random drug screening 8. Complete 10-hour med-management class. 9. Must be willing to work with individuals who have a behavioral disorder, which may result in the display of aggressive outbursts of a physical nature. 10. Must be willing to clean any biological fluids/waste, such as, but not limited to blood, feces, urine, or vomit. 11. Must have the ability and desire to work with other employees as a team. 12. Must have good verbal and written communication skills. 13. The Supported Community Living Specialist position requires one to be self-motivated. 14. Must not have been legally convicted of any type of assault, abuse, or bodily injury. 15. All agency staff are required to participate and cooperate with agency investigations. Confidentiality will be respected. VI. Physical Requirements: 1. Must be able to travel from place to place, up to 70 miles. 2. Must be able to enter and exit resident homes that may or may not be accessible to everyone. 3. Must be able to walk up and down stairs with hands full to perform laundry duties, etc. 4. Must be able to work a full scheduled shift as assigned. 5. Must be able to carry necessary supplies up to 50 pounds perform job duties. 6. Must be able to provide physical care necessary to residents when performing direct care duties. 7. Ability to physically assist an individual to regain his balance or to transfer from a sitting, standing or prone position. 8. Demonstrate ability to perform routine household tasks, such as, but not limited to vacuuming, mopping, and the use of cleaning agents, meal preparation, kitchen clean up, and clothing care. 9. Must be able to assist individual in a wheelchair to transfer to another chair, bed, toilet, or bath. 10. Must be able to assist someone in the shower or bath. 11. Must be able to make multiple trips from car to house carrying purchases such as groceries, etc. 12. Must be able to perform snow removal as much as necessary for individual and staff safety.

Full-time Description The Group Home Supported Community Living Specialist (SCLS) is directly responsible to the Team Leader to which they are assigned and the Director of Residential Services. This is a full-time, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, 12pm-8pm and every other Saturday and Sunday 6am-8pm This position qualifies for a hire on bonus. 1. The Group Home SCLS will teach, train, and assist individuals with mental health issues in developing the skills necessary to be as independent as possible when performing activities of daily living. These include but are not limited to: a. Coordinating health and medical needs. b. Training individuals to take care of their own health and medical needs. c. Develop and utilize coping skills to improve the symptoms of their mental illness. d. Developing or maintaining skills allowing for better participation in the community. e. Assist individuals served in becoming independent in accessing community services. f. Assisting individuals in advocacy procedures to ensure his/her rights and to meet his/her needs, interests, and choices. g. Assisting in preparing an individualized diet plan to meet nutritional needs as needed. h. Writing Individualized Intervention Plans for each individual. i. Provide emergency/safety skills training. j. Provide training in skills necessary to manage their personal business and property. k. Provide training in budgeting. l. Provide transportation (doctor's appointments, church, etc.) m. Provide training in daily living skills. 2. Orient new individuals in their home, assessing their skills, and providing appropriate input to the individual's subsequent progress reports and Person-Centered Plan (PCP). 3. Supervise the individual's goals and complete data collection related to running those goals. 4. Supervise, as necessary, the individual's finances to give guidance in budgeting for personal needs and desires. 5. Provide a supportive and therapeutic atmosphere. 6. Supervise the individual's care and use of personal property and assisting with purchases, as necessary. 7. As assigned, train new staff relative to duties, work schedules, agency policies, and state and/or federal regulatory policies and procedures in coordination with the Team Leader and Director of Residential Services. 8. Follow the assigned work schedule. 9. Never leave individuals receiving twenty-four-hour care unsupervised. 10. Complete all records and documentation using the proper forms as they relate to established procedures. 11. Attend staff meetings and scheduled in-service training sessions. 12. Ensure that the individual's residence meets cleanliness, safety, and health standards. 13. Keeping informed of all programming and administrative information, changes, and additions by checking email each shift worked the daily logbook or other messages. 14. Keep all written and verbal information on each individual strictly confidential. 15. Complete documentation of behaviors or provide information for writing staff intervention plans. 16. Handle any other duties as assigned by the Team Leader and Director of Residential Services. 17. Monitor and document on an individual's physician ordered diet as needed. 18. Assist individuals receiving services with their activities of daily living, such as, but not limited to, meal preparation, laundry, housekeeping, toileting, and bathing. 19. Ensure the clients are safe from all environmental hazards. III. Essential Functions: 1. Provide quality care. 2. Transport individuals. 3. Provide training in daily living skills, (i.e. meal preparation, laundry, cleaning, and personal hygiene.) 4. Ensure that housekeeping standards are maintained. 5. Employees must be willing to work with individuals who have behavioral problems. Behavioral problems may include both verbal and physical aggression. 6. Provide a supportive and therapeutic atmosphere. 7. Administer medication and maintain accurate medication documentation, as needed, after training with approved Department of Appeals and Inspections, (DIA), curriculum. 8. Exercise sound judgment when the situation requires immediate decision-making. 9. Work according to assigned work schedule. If working an overnight shift remain awake, alert and be available to residents. 10. Complete written and electronic documentation and record keeping according to agency requirements. 11. Must be able to work independently and ensure the welfare and safety of persons served. 12. Comply with state and federal regulations regarding HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act). 13. Know Chapter 57 rules and regulations and comply with all. 14. Assist individuals receiving services with their activities of daily living, such as, but not limited to, meal preparation, laundry, housekeeping, toileting, and bathing. 15. Every employee/volunteer of Nishna Productions, Inc. is on a need-to-know basis regarding the Protected Health Information (PHI) of the individuals they serve. Therefore, a security clearance level is assigned for each job description and those security levels are allowed access only to the information required to complete the duties in each position. • Level One allows the least access and is intended for truck drivers, maintenance staff, redemption center workers, and volunteers. • Level Two is for direct care workers including floaters/substitutes, SCLS, Program Instructors, Day-Hab aids, Vocational Trainers, lead staff, and 1:1 staff. • Level Three includes the office support staff. • Level Four is for Team Leaders, supervisors, and Work Center Supervisors. • Level Five is the security clearance given to Program Managers. • Level Six allows access to all PHI and includes Directors/Administrators, Quality Assurance, and IT staff. • Temporary clearance for PHI access can be given if staff require the access to complete extra assigned duties (i.e., filling in for another department). Maintenance personnel are given permanent access to areas where PHI is stored but they may need to enter in order to complete their duties. Requirements Qualifications/Requirements: 1. Individuals “must not have or be a carrier” of serious infectious or communicable disease, such as but not limited to, incurable, fatal, or debilitating disease, which cannot be eliminated or reduced by reasonable accommodation. A current example would include, but not be limited to, tuberculosis. Determination of the existence of a serious disease is to be made by the proper medical authorities. 2. 18 years of age. 3. Prefer high school diploma or GED. 4. Prefer previous experience in working with individuals with mental health issues. 5. Prefer previous similar job experience in teaching skills of cooking, cleaning, and personal hygiene. 6. Exercise sound judgment when the situation requires immediate decision-making. 7. Obtain and maintain a valid Iowa Chauffeur's license. Maintain acceptable driving record as determined by agency insurance carrier. 8. Successful completion of pre-employment physical, TB Tine, and drug screenings prior to employment. • Physical every four years thereafter • TB Tine every four years thereafter • Random drug screening 9. Complete DIA approved med-management class. 10. Must be willing to work with individuals who have a behavioral disorder, which may result in the display of aggressive outburst of a physical nature. 11. Must be willing to clean any biological fluids/waste, such as, but not limited to blood, feces, urine, or vomit. 12. Must have the ability and desire to work with other employees as a team. 13. Must have good verbal and written communication skills. 14. The Group Home Supported Community Living Specialist position requires one to be self-motivated. 15. Must not have been legally convicted of any type of assault, abuse, or bodily injury. 16. All agency staff are required to participate and cooperate with agency investigations. Confidentiality will be respected. 17. Participate in DIA inspections and investigations as needed and as they occur.Physical Requirements: 1. Must be able to travel from place to place, up to 70 miles. 2. Must be able to enter and exit resident homes that may or may not be accessible to everyone. 3. Must be able to walk with hands full to perform laundry duties, etc. 4. Must be able to work a full scheduled shift as assigned. 5. Must be able to carry necessary supplies up to 50 pounds perform job duties. 6. Must be able to provide physical care necessary to residents when performing direct care duties. 7. Ability to physically assist an individual to regain his balance or to transfer from a sitting, standing or prone position. 8. Demonstrate ability to perform routine household tasks, such as, but not limited to vacuuming, mopping, and the use of cleaning agents, meal preparation, kitchen clean up, and clothing care. 9. Must be able to assist individual in a wheelchair to transfer to another chair, bed, toilet, or bath. 10. Must be able to assist someone in the shower or bath. 11. Must be able to make multiple trips from car to house carrying purchases such as groceries, etc. 12. Must be able to perform snow removal as much as necessary for individual and staff safety.

Because of the growing needs of our organization, Hope Haven is looking for a full time Direct Support Professional (DSP) Float to serve several of our Hope Haven locations as needed. This person will schedule their own hours based upon the open shifts within their designated areas. These work shifts will include a minimum 40 hours per week which includes every other weekend. Our "floating" DSPs provide support to our clients based on their individual goals, which always include making sure their physical, mental, emotional, and social needs are met. Whether this is your first job or a career change, you'll find Hope Haven's Direct Support Professional position is a great way for you to get started in the field of Human Services. You'll start each day with the intention to make a profound and positive difference, and you'll end each day doing exactly that. Benefits: Health Insurance coverage by Wellmark Blue Cross Blue Shield 403B Retirement Plan with 8% employer match after one year Flex Spending - put aside pretax dollars used for medical & dependent care reimbursement. Supplemental Benefits: Accident, Critical Illness, Dental, Vision, Short Term Disability, Long Term Disability, and Voluntary Life. Paid Time Off (PTO) and Temporary Medical Leave (TML) 9 Paid Holidays Employee Assistance Program (EAP) FMLA (Family Medical Leave Act) Student Loan Forgiveness (PSLF Program) BVU Partnership Educational Benefits Pay on Demand with Dayforce Wallet Duties and Responsibilities: A belief that individuals with a disability can fully participate in societal roles, alongside community members without disabilities. Maximizing opportunities for the development of individual relationships with community members. Provide support and training to individuals as identified in the service plan and assure individual's physical and mental needs are being cared for, which may include hygiene, bathing/showering, toileting, escort, transition time, and mealtime assistance. Teach self-control and self-management skills in accordance with departmental training. Complete documentation requirements (client logs, charts) as determined by the Service Plan and regulations at the end of the shift or within 24 hours with supervisor approval. Support individuals in developing and carrying out a daily schedule of activities tailored to meet the needs of the person being supported. Assist individuals in arranging necessary appointments and transportation as needed and assure the appropriate documentation has been completed Promote personal safety and safety measures among team and clients being supported. Follow all safety procedures. Be a TEAM PLAYER by promoting positive communication and working relationships with all team members and the community. Qualifications: High school graduate or ability to obtain GED/HSED (High School Equivalency Diploma) preferred Good written and verbal communication skills and have basic computer skills. Valid Class C driver's license required, unless driving a vehicle with a capacity of 8 or more, then a Class "D" license will be required and be an insurable driver with our insurance company. Clearance from all applicable background checks as required by service standards. Reliable transportation. Provide proof of state minimum liability insurance coverage.

Full-time Description This is a full time position in Glenwood, IA. The hours are Wednesday 3pm-10pm, Thursday 2pm-10pm, Friday 11:30am-10pm, and every other weekend 8am-10pm. I. The Supported Community Living Specialist (SCLS) is directly responsible to the Team Leader to which they are assigned and the Director of Residential Services. II. This is a part-time/full-time, Para-professional level position. Specific Duties and Responsibilities: 1. The SCLS will teach, train, and assist individuals in developing the skills necessary to be as independent as possible when performing activities of daily living. These include but are not limited to: a. Coordinating health and medical needs. b. Training individuals to take care of their own health and medical needs. c. Developing or maintaining skills allowing for better participation in the community. d. Assist individuals served in becoming independent in accessing community services. e. Assist the individuals with participation in at least one community activity each week if shift is during day/evening/weekend hours. f. Assisting individuals in advocacy procedures to ensure his/her rights and to meet his/her needs, interests, and choices. g. Assisting in preparing an individualized diet plan to meet nutritional needs as needed. h. Writing Individualized Intervention Plans for each individual served. i. Provide emergency/safety skills training. j. Provide training in skills necessary to manage their personal business and property. k. Provide training in budgeting. l. Provide transportation (doctor's appointments, church, etc.) m. Provide training in daily living skills. 2. Orient new individuals in their home, assessing their skills, and providing appropriate input to the individual's subsequent progress reports and Person-Centered Plan (PCP). 3. Supervise the individual's goals and complete data collection related to running those goals. 4. Supervise, as necessary, the individual's finances to give guidance in budgeting for personal needs and desires. 5. Provide a supportive and therapeutic atmosphere. 6. Supervise the individual's care and use of personal property and assist with purchases, as necessary. 7. As assigned, train new staff relative to duties, work schedules, agency policies, and state and/or federal regulatory policies and procedures in coordination with the Team Leader and Director of Residential Services. 8. Follow the assigned work schedule. 9. Never leave individuals receiving twenty-four-hour care unsupervised. 10. Complete all records and documentation using the proper forms as they relate to established procedures. 11. Attend staff meetings and scheduled in-service training sessions. 12. Ensure that the individual's residence meets cleanliness, safety, and health standards. 13. Keeping informed of all programming and administrative information, changes, and additions by checking email each shift worked the daily logbook or other messages. 14. Keep all written and verbal information on each individual strictly confidential. 15. Complete documentation of behaviors or provide information for writing staff intervention plans. 16. Handle any other duties as assigned by the Team Leader, Lead Staff, and Director of Residential Services. 17. Monitor and document an individual's physician ordered diet as needed. 18. Assist individuals receiving services with their activities of daily living, such as, but not limited to, meal preparation, laundry, housekeeping, toileting, and bathing. 19. Ensure the clients are safe from all environmental hazards. III. Essential Functions: 1. Provide quality care. 2. Transport individuals. 3. Provide training in daily living skills, (i.e. meal preparation, laundry, cleaning, and personal hygiene.) 4. Ensure that housekeeping standards are maintained. 5. Employees must be willing to work with individuals who have behavioral problems. Behavioral problems may include both verbal and physical aggression. 6. Provide a supportive and therapeutic atmosphere. 7. Administer medication and maintain accurate medication documentation, as needed, after being trained. 8. Exercise sound judgment when the situation requires immediate decision-making. 9. Work according to assigned work schedule. Duties may vary according to schedule, for instance some overnight shifts staff are expected to remain awake, and others are allowed to sleep as long as they remain available for emergencies. 10. Complete written and electronic documentation and record keeping according to agency requirements. 11. Must be able to work independently and ensure the welfare and safety of persons served in a residential setting. 12. Comply with state and federal regulations regarding HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act). 13. Assist individuals receiving services with their activities of daily living, such as, but not limited to, meal preparation, laundry, housekeeping, toileting, and bathing. 14. Every employee/volunteer of Nishna Productions, Inc. is on a need-to-know basis regarding the Protected Health Information (PHI) of the individuals they serve. Therefore, a security clearance level is assigned for each job description and those security levels are allowed access only to the information required to complete the duties in each position. · Level One allows the least access and is intended for truck drivers, maintenance staff, redemption center workers, and volunteers. · Level Two is for direct care workers including floaters/substitutes, SCLS, Program Instructors, Day-Hab aids, Vocational Trainers, lead staff, and 1:1 staff. · Level Three includes the office support staff. · Level Four is for Team Leaders, supervisors, and Work Center Supervisors. · Level Five is the security clearance given to Program Managers. · Level Six allows access to all PHI and includes Directors/Administrators, Quality Assurance, and IT staff. · Temporary clearance for PHI access can be given if staff require access to complete extra assigned duties (i.e. filling in for another department). Maintenance personnel are given permanent access to areas where PHI is stored but they may need to enter in order to complete their duties. Requirements I. Qualifications/Requirements: 1. Individuals “must not have or be a carrier” of serious infectious or communicable disease, such as but not limited to, incurable, fatal, or debilitating disease, which cannot be eliminated or reduced by reasonable accommodation. A current example would include, but not be limited to, tuberculosis. Determination of the existence of a serious disease is to be made by the proper medical authorities. 2. 18 years of age. 3. Require high school diploma or GED. 4. Prefer previous similar job experience in teaching skills of cooking, cleaning, and personal hygiene. 5. Exercise sound judgment when the situation requires immediate decision-making. 6. Obtain and maintain a valid Iowa Chauffeur's license. Maintain acceptable driving record as determined by agency insurance carrier. 7. Successful completion of pre-employment physical, TB Tine, and drug screenings prior to employment. · Physical every four years thereafter (GH) · TB Tine every four years thereafter (GH) · Random drug screening 8. Complete 10-hour med-management class. 9. Must be willing to work with individuals who have a behavioral disorder, which may result in the display of aggressive outbursts of a physical nature. 10. Must be willing to clean any biological fluids/waste, such as, but not limited to blood, feces, urine, or vomit. 11. Must have the ability and desire to work with other employees as a team. 12. Must have good verbal and written communication skills. 13. The Supported Community Living Specialist position requires one to be self-motivated. 14. Must not have been legally convicted of any type of assault, abuse, or bodily injury. 15. All agency staff are required to participate and cooperate with agency investigations. Confidentiality will be respected. VI. Physical Requirements: 1. Must be able to travel from place to place, up to 70 miles. 2. Must be able to enter and exit resident homes that may or may not be accessible to everyone. 3. Must be able to walk up and down stairs with hands full to perform laundry duties, etc. 4. Must be able to work a full scheduled shift as assigned. 5. Must be able to carry necessary supplies up to 50 pounds perform job duties. 6. Must be able to provide physical care necessary to residents when performing direct care duties. 7. Ability to physically assist an individual to regain his balance or to transfer from a sitting, standing or prone position. 8. Demonstrate ability to perform routine household tasks, such as, but not limited to vacuuming, mopping, and the use of cleaning agents, meal preparation, kitchen clean up, and clothing care. 9. Must be able to assist individual in a wheelchair to transfer to another chair, bed, toilet, or bath. 10. Must be able to assist someone in the shower or bath. 11. Must be able to make multiple trips from car to house carrying purchases such as groceries, etc. 12. Must be able to perform snow removal as much as necessary for individual and staff safety.

Full-time Description This is a sleeping overnight position in Glenwood, IA. The hours are 10:30pm-8:45am Sunday-Tuesday and 10pm-8am every other Saturday. I. The Secondary Sleeping Overnight Supported Community Living Specialist (SCLS) is directly responsible to the Team Leader to which they are assigned and the Director of Residential Services. II. This is a part-time/full-time, Para-professional level position. III. Specific Duties and Responsibilities: 1. The Secondary Sleeping SCLS will be available to the awake overnight staff in the event of an emergency that requires evacuation of individuals. 2. Provide a supportive and therapeutic atmosphere. 3. Follow the assigned work schedule. 4. Never leave individuals receiving twenty-four hour care unsupervised. 5. Attend staff meetings and scheduled in-service training sessions. 6. Keep all written and verbal information on each individual strictly confidential. 7. Document as needed. IV. Essential Functions: 1. Be available in the event of an emergency such as but not limited to: tornado, fire, civil defense emergency, etc. 2. Provide a supportive and therapeutic atmosphere. 3. Exercise sound judgment when the situation requires immediate decision-making 4. Work according to assigned work schedule. 5. Complete written and electronic documentation as needed. 6. Comply with state and federal regulations regarding HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act). 7. Every employee/volunteer of Nishna Productions, Inc. is on a need to know basis regarding the Protected Health Information (PHI) of the individuals they serve. Therefore a security clearance level is assigned for each job description and those security levels are allowed access only to the information required to complete the duties in each position. · Level One allows the least access and is intended for truck drivers, maintenance staff, redemption center workers, and volunteers. · Level Two is for direct care workers including; floaters/substitutes, SCLS, Program Instructors, Day-Hab aids, Vocational Trainers, lead staff, and 1:1 staff. · Level Three includes the office support staff. · Level Four is for Team Leaders, supervisors, and Work Center Supervisors. · Level Five is the security clearance given to Program Managers. · Level Six allows access to all PHI and includes Directors/Administrators, Quality Assurance, and IT staff. · Temporary clearance for PHI access can be given if staff require the access to complete extra assigned duties (i.e. filling in for another department). Maintenance personnel are given permanent access to areas where PHI is stored but they may need to enter in order to complete their duties. Requirements I. Qualifications/Requirements: 1. Individuals “must not have or be a carrier” of serious infectious or communicable disease, such as but not limited to, incurable, fatal, or debilitating disease, which cannot be eliminated or reduced by reasonable accommodation. A current example would include, but not be limited to, tuberculosis. Determination of the existence of a serious disease is to be made by the proper medical authorities. 2. 18 years of age. 3. Exercise sound judgment when the situation requires immediate decision-making. 4. Successful completion of pre-employment physical, TB Tine, and drug screenings prior to employment and random drug screenings thereafter. 5. Physically assist an individual to regain their balance or to transfer from a sitting, standing, or a prone position. 6. Must be willing to work with individuals who have a behavioral disorder, which may result in the display of aggressive outburst of a physical nature. 7. Must have the ability and desire to work with other employees as a team. 8. All agency staff are required to participate and cooperate with agency investigations. Confidentiality will be respected. VI. Physical Requirements: 2. Must be able to enter and exit resident homes that may or may not be accessible to everyone. Must be able to walk up and down stairs with hands full to perform laundry duties, etc. 3. Must be able to work a full scheduled shift as assigned. 4. Must be able to carry necessary supplies up to 50 pounds to perform functions. 5. Must be able to transfer individuals from one place to another, ex. Bed to wheelchair, etc. 6. Ability to physically assist an individual to regain his balance or to transfer from a sitting, standing or prone position.

Description: This is a sleeping overnight position in Glenwood, IA. The hours are 10:30pm-8:45am Sunday-Tuesday and 10pm-8am every other Saturday. I. The Secondary Sleeping Overnight Supported Community Living Specialist (SCLS) is directly responsible to the Team Leader to which they are assigned and the Director of Residential Services. II. This is a part-time/full-time, Para-professional level position. III. Specific Duties and Responsibilities: 1. The Secondary Sleeping SCLS will be available to the awake overnight staff in the event of an emergency that requires evacuation of individuals. 2. Provide a supportive and therapeutic atmosphere. 3. Follow the assigned work schedule. 4. Never leave individuals receiving twenty-four hour care unsupervised. 5. Attend staff meetings and scheduled in-service training sessions. 6. Keep all written and verbal information on each individual strictly confidential. 7. Document as needed. IV. Essential Functions: 1. Be available in the event of an emergency such as but not limited to: tornado, fire, civil defense emergency, etc. 2. Provide a supportive and therapeutic atmosphere. 3. Exercise sound judgment when the situation requires immediate decision-making 4. Work according to assigned work schedule. 5. Complete written and electronic documentation as needed. 6. Comply with state and federal regulations regarding HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act). 7. Every employee/volunteer of Nishna Productions, Inc. is on a need to know basis regarding the Protected Health Information (PHI) of the individuals they serve. Therefore a security clearance level is assigned for each job description and those security levels are allowed access only to the information required to complete the duties in each position. · Level One allows the least access and is intended for truck drivers, maintenance staff, redemption center workers, and volunteers. · Level Two is for direct care workers including; floaters/substitutes, SCLS, Program Instructors, Day-Hab aids, Vocational Trainers, lead staff, and 1:1 staff. · Level Three includes the office support staff. · Level Four is for Team Leaders, supervisors, and Work Center Supervisors. · Level Five is the security clearance given to Program Managers. · Level Six allows access to all PHI and includes Directors/Administrators, Quality Assurance, and IT staff. · Temporary clearance for PHI access can be given if staff require the access to complete extra assigned duties (i.e. filling in for another department). Maintenance personnel are given permanent access to areas where PHI is stored but they may need to enter in order to complete their duties. Requirements: I. Qualifications/Requirements: 1. Individuals “must not have or be a carrier” of serious infectious or communicable disease, such as but not limited to, incurable, fatal, or debilitating disease, which cannot be eliminated or reduced by reasonable accommodation. A current example would include, but not be limited to, tuberculosis. Determination of the existence of a serious disease is to be made by the proper medical authorities. 2. 18 years of age. 3. Exercise sound judgment when the situation requires immediate decision-making. 4. Successful completion of pre-employment physical, TB Tine, and drug screenings prior to employment and random drug screenings thereafter. 5. Physically assist an individual to regain their balance or to transfer from a sitting, standing, or a prone position. 6. Must be willing to work with individuals who have a behavioral disorder, which may result in the display of aggressive outburst of a physical nature. 7. Must have the ability and desire to work with other employees as a team. 8. All agency staff are required to participate and cooperate with agency investigations. Confidentiality will be respected. VI. Physical Requirements: 2. Must be able to enter and exit resident homes that may or may not be accessible to everyone. Must be able to walk up and down stairs with hands full to perform laundry duties, etc. 3. Must be able to work a full scheduled shift as assigned. 4. Must be able to carry necessary supplies up to 50 pounds to perform functions. 5. Must be able to transfer individuals from one place to another, ex. Bed to wheelchair, etc. 6. Ability to physically assist an individual to regain his balance or to transfer from a sitting, standing or prone position.

Full-time Description We are seeking compassionate and dedicated individuals to join our team. We are committed to nurture an inclusive culture and a learning-based work environment to our employees. In this role, you will create a safe, positive, and encouraging environment for our clients, supporting them in various tasks while promoting their independence. Your responsibilities will include assisting with self-care, medication compliance, meal preparation, housekeeping, and more. You will also help clients develop decision-making skills, schedule and attend appointments, and engage in their community. Why Join Us? Make a meaningful impact in the lives of our clients. Work in a highly Inclusive, supportive and collaborative environment. Approachable leadership Opportunities for professional growth and development. Introducing our new work schedule: 12-hour shifts with a 3 or 4-day work week. This allows for full-time work with up to 16 days off per month! You can enjoy more than half the year off while still working full-time. Additionally, we allow and encourage you to pick up extra shifts. Job Types: Full Time Pay: *Average $18.67 /hour ($16.00 /hr for weekdays & premium pay $24/hr for weekend) * This pay range represents Candeo's average range for this role at the time of posting based on 3 days work schedule (2 weekdays & 1 weekend). Compensation offered will depend on various factors, including, but not limited to, Number days works, shift type and site need. Shifts: 3-days a week 7 am-7 pm 12-hour work shifts allow for full-time work and full- time benefits and have more days off per month! Benefits: Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance for Full Time 30 and above Short-Term Disability & Long-Term Disability Life Insurance 401k PTO accrual for Full and Part-Time employees What You Will Do: Ensure services to client meet the highest quality possible Ensure that client budgeted hours are provided Support staff to understand and implement client's care plan Ensure effective relationships between all stakeholders of the organization (clients, staff, P/G/A's, case managers, etc.) Be responsible for the accuracy and timeliness of all documents and reports relating to the position Ensure clients are educated and empowered to make choices about services Demonstrate knowledge, understanding, and implementation of the client's Life Plan, in accordance with client's preferences Follow established safety practices and procedures to ensure a safe and healthy environment for clients and the organization Work effectively within a team to enhance service delivery Respect the right to privacy of the client, and confidentiality requirements of Candeo Use initiative to think creatively, learn, and grow Model and use good decision-making skills and accesses appropriate resources to assist in developing quality services for clients Attend organizational and client-specific training and provide documentation of certifications required for employment with Candeo Comply with documentation policies by submitting accurate and timely paperwork including progress notes, billing sheets, time sheets, expense logs, and other required reports Maintain documentation of services provided that clearly and legibly reflects the client's goals, staff intervention and support, client response and progress made Requirements Required Behavioral Skills and Soft Skills: Empathy and Compassion: Ability to understand and share the feelings of others, providing emotional support and encouragement Patience: Ability to remain calm and patient, especially in challenging situations. Communication Skills: Strong verbal and written communication skills to interact effectively with clients, families, and team members. Problem-Solving Skills: Ability to think critically and resolve conflicts or emergencies efficiently. Adaptability: Flexibility to adjust to changing client needs and situations. Attention to Detail: Meticulous in maintaining accurate records and following care plans. Teamwork: Ability to collaborate with other professionals and support staff. Independence: Capable of working unsupervised and making sound decisions. Organizational Skills: Strong ability to manage time, appointments, and documentation effectively. Qualifications & Experience: Education: High School Diploma or GED required. Experience in working with individuals with disabilities and mental health is must Licenses/Requirements: Valid Class C Iowa Driver's License. Proof of Automobile Insurance. Must pass required background checks. Access to a reliable computer and internet for documentation, or ability to travel to a location with access. Skills: Strong interpersonal skills, compassion, and sensitivity while maintaining professional boundaries. Ability to follow detailed Individual Support Plans. Proficiency in Microsoft Office and basic computer skills. Ability to work independently and demonstrate reliability in attendance and punctuality. Work Environment• Client home and community including but not limited to medical providers, retail stores, outdoor recreation, and indoor recreation• Work and travel in all types of weather, including inclement weather Travel• During scheduled work hours• Approved mileage and expenses are reimbursed Physical Demands• Bending, sitting, standing, twisting, reaching, driving, climbing stairs, climb or balance, stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl, talk or hear, taste or smell, lifting and carrying.• Must be able to lift and carry various items when supporting clients; including groceries, supplies and to provide physical assistance to clients as indicated in the client Individual Support Plan Equal Employment Opportunity: Candeo prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type and affords equal employment opportunities to employees and applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, pregnancy, age, national origin, disability status, genetic information, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law. Candeo conforms to the spirit as well as to the letter of all applicable laws and regulations. Salary Description $16.00 - $18.67/hour

Full-time Description At Candeo we are looking for team members who are passionate and empathetic towards others and truly want to make a difference by caring and empowering those in need. Candeo is a non-profit that is focused on helping, supporting, and teaching people to live their best lives. We are committed to nurture an inclusive culture and a learning-based work environment to our employees. Apply now to learn more! Introducing our new work schedule: 12-hour shifts with a 4-day work week. This allows for full-time work with up to 16 days off per month! You can enjoy more than half the year off while still working full-time. Additionally, we allow and encourage you to pick up extra shifts. Job Types: Full Time 12-hour work shifts allow for full-time work and full- time benefits and have more days off per month! 1 Shift Available: Superimposed Day/Night Full Time 48 Friday 7pm-7am Saturday 24-hour shift availability Sunday 24-hour shift availability Day Shift 7am-7pm $17.50 / hour Overnight Shift 7pm-7am $13.17 / hour What You Do: Build relationships Providing companionship, conversation, and engagement in activities Assisting with care needs (bathing, dressing, grooming, cooking, cleaning, eating) Administering medications Observing, documenting, and reporting data on daily activities Plan outings that you will be present at for support Providing support with hobbies, studies, and social activities Read, write, and execute directions Report changes in health and/or status of the client Respond to emergency situations Data entry, instant messaging, uploading documents Other duties as assigned Requirements High school diploma or GED Experience with people with disabilities and/or mental health is preferable Valid Driver's License Proof of Automobile Insurance Valid telephone number Valid address Internet, Email access, smartphone access Microsoft Teams access (Teams will need to be downloaded onto your phone or computer) High level of both written and verbal communication skills Be able to pass a motor vehicle record check and criminal background check Skills or Proficiency Requirements • Attention to detail, especially in following client Individual Support Plans • Demonstrates integrity, trustworthiness, and reliability • Able to demonstrate regular attendance and punctuality • Demonstrates strong interpersonal skills such as compassion and sensitivity to client needs, while maintaining professional boundaries • High level of literacy in spoken and written English • Proficient in Microsoft software and applications • Ability to transport clients in personal vehicle to support client needs Work Environment • Client home and community including but not limited to medical providers, retail stores, outdoor recreation, and indoor recreation • Work and travel in all types of weather, including inclement weather Travel • During scheduled work hours • Approved mileage and expenses are reimbursed Physical Demands • Bending, sitting, standing, twisting, reaching, driving, climbing stairs, climb or balance, stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl, talk or hear, taste or smell, lifting and carrying. • Must be able to lift and carry various items when supporting clients; including groceries, supplies and to provide physical assistance to clients as indicated in the client Individual Support Plan Equal Employment Opportunity: Candeo prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type and affords equal employment opportunities to employees and applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, pregnancy, age, national origin, disability status, genetic information, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law. Candeo conforms to the spirit as well as to the letter of all applicable laws and regulations. Salary Description $13.17 - 17.50

Part-time Description We are seeking compassionate and dedicated individuals to join our team. We are committed to nurture an inclusive, supportive and a learning-based work environment to our employees. In this role, you will create a safe, positive, and encouraging environment for our clients, supporting them in various tasks while promoting their independence. Your responsibilities will include assisting with self-care, medication compliance, meal preparation, housekeeping, and more. You will also help clients develop decision-making skills, schedule and attend appointments, and engage in their community. Why Join Us? Make a meaningful impact in the lives of our clients. Work in a highly Inclusive, supportive and collaborative environment. Approachable leadership Opportunities for professional growth and development. Job Types: Non-Exempt - Part-time, PRN Pay: $15.00 Day Shift $10.00 Night Shift Open shifts: Sunday 7am-3pm (Ankeny) PRN 8-hours weekly Monday-Friday 4pm-9pm (SSDSM) Part Time 24-hours weekly What You Do: Create a safe, supportive, and encouraging environment for clients. Assist clients with daily tasks such as self-care, medication management, meal preparation, and housekeeping. Support clients in developing decision-making skills and building independence. Help clients schedule and attend appointments. Complete required documentation regarding client support and progress. Understand and implement Individual Support Plans (ISPs). Promote client participation in community activities and social networks. Manage conflicts and emergency situations with professionalism. Identify and address potential health and safety risks Support multiple clients from multiple sites/homes Requirements Required Behavioral Skills and Soft Skills: Empathy and Compassion: Ability to understand and share the feelings of others, providing emotional support and encouragement Patience: Ability to remain calm and patient, especially in challenging situations. Communication Skills: Strong verbal and written communication skills to interact effectively with clients, families, and team members. Problem-Solving Skills: Ability to think critically and resolve conflicts or emergencies efficiently. Adaptability: Flexibility to adjust to changing client needs and situations. Attention to Detail: Meticulous in maintaining accurate records and following care plans. Teamwork: Ability to collaborate with other professionals and support staff. Independence: Capable of working unsupervised and making sound decisions. Organizational Skills: Strong ability to manage time, appointments, and documentation effectively. Qualifications: Education: High School Diploma or GED required. Experience in working with individuals with disabilities and mental health is must Licenses/Requirements: Valid Class C Iowa Driver's License. Proof of Automobile Insurance. Must pass required background checks. Access to a reliable computer and internet for documentation, or ability to travel to a location with access. Skills: Strong interpersonal skills, compassion, and sensitivity while maintaining professional boundaries. Ability to follow detailed Individual Support Plans. Ability to work with multiple clients at various sites/homes Proficiency in Microsoft Office and basic computer skills. Ability to work independently and demonstrate reliability in attendance and punctuality. Work Environment• Client home and community including but not limited to medical providers, retail stores, outdoor recreation, and indoor recreation• Work and travel in all types of weather, including inclement weather Travel• During scheduled work hours• Approved mileage and expenses are reimbursed Physical Demands• Bending, sitting, standing, twisting, reaching, driving, climbing stairs, climb or balance, stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl, talk or hear, taste or smell, lifting and carrying.• Must be able to lift and carry various items when supporting clients; including groceries, supplies and to provide physical assistance to clients as indicated in the client Individual Support Plan Equal Employment Opportunity: Candeo prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type and affords equal employment opportunities to employees and applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, pregnancy, age, national origin, disability status, genetic information, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law. Candeo conforms to the spirit as well as to the letter of all applicable laws and regulations. Salary Description $15

Full-time Description Tis is a full time position in Shenandoah, Ia. The hours are Thursday and Friday 10am-8pm, and every other weekend 6am-8pm. I. The Supported Community Living Specialist (SCLS) is directly responsible to the Team Leader to which they are assigned and the Director of Residential Services. II. This is a part-time/full-time, Para-professional level position. Specific Duties and Responsibilities: 1. The SCLS will teach, train, and assist individuals in developing the skills necessary to be as independent as possible when performing activities of daily living. These include but are not limited to: a. Coordinating health and medical needs. b. Training individuals to take care of their own health and medical needs. c. Developing or maintaining skills allowing for better participation in the community. d. Assist individuals served in becoming independent in accessing community services. e. Assist the individuals with participation in at least one community activity each week if shift is during day/evening/weekend hours. f. Assisting individuals in advocacy procedures to ensure his/her rights and to meet his/her needs, interests, and choices. g. Assisting in preparing an individualized diet plan to meet nutritional needs as needed. h. Writing Individualized Intervention Plans for each individual served. i. Provide emergency/safety skills training. j. Provide training in skills necessary to manage their personal business and property. k. Provide training in budgeting. l. Provide transportation (doctor's appointments, church, etc.) m. Provide training in daily living skills. 2. Orient new individuals in their home, assessing their skills, and providing appropriate input to the individual's subsequent progress reports and Person-Centered Plan (PCP). 3. Supervise the individual's goals and complete data collection related to running those goals. 4. Supervise, as necessary, the individual's finances to give guidance in budgeting for personal needs and desires. 5. Provide a supportive and therapeutic atmosphere. 6. Supervise the individual's care and use of personal property and assist with purchases, as necessary. 7. As assigned, train new staff relative to duties, work schedules, agency policies, and state and/or federal regulatory policies and procedures in coordination with the Team Leader and Director of Residential Services. 8. Follow the assigned work schedule. 9. Never leave individuals receiving twenty-four-hour care unsupervised. 10. Complete all records and documentation using the proper forms as they relate to established procedures. 11. Attend staff meetings and scheduled in-service training sessions. 12. Ensure that the individual's residence meets cleanliness, safety, and health standards. 13. Keeping informed of all programming and administrative information, changes, and additions by checking email each shift worked the daily logbook or other messages. 14. Keep all written and verbal information on each individual strictly confidential. 15. Complete documentation of behaviors or provide information for writing staff intervention plans. 16. Handle any other duties as assigned by the Team Leader, Lead Staff, and Director of Residential Services. 17. Monitor and document an individual's physician ordered diet as needed. 18. Assist individuals receiving services with their activities of daily living, such as, but not limited to, meal preparation, laundry, housekeeping, toileting, and bathing. 19. Ensure the clients are safe from all environmental hazards. III. Essential Functions: 1. Provide quality care. 2. Transport individuals. 3. Provide training in daily living skills, (i.e. meal preparation, laundry, cleaning, and personal hygiene.) 4. Ensure that housekeeping standards are maintained. 5. Employees must be willing to work with individuals who have behavioral problems. Behavioral problems may include both verbal and physical aggression. 6. Provide a supportive and therapeutic atmosphere. 7. Administer medication and maintain accurate medication documentation, as needed, after being trained. 8. Exercise sound judgment when the situation requires immediate decision-making. 9. Work according to assigned work schedule. Duties may vary according to schedule, for instance some overnight shifts staff are expected to remain awake, and others are allowed to sleep as long as they remain available for emergencies. 10. Complete written and electronic documentation and record keeping according to agency requirements. 11. Must be able to work independently and ensure the welfare and safety of persons served in a residential setting. 12. Comply with state and federal regulations regarding HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act). 13. Assist individuals receiving services with their activities of daily living, such as, but not limited to, meal preparation, laundry, housekeeping, toileting, and bathing. 14. Every employee/volunteer of Nishna Productions, Inc. is on a need-to-know basis regarding the Protected Health Information (PHI) of the individuals they serve. Therefore, a security clearance level is assigned for each job description and those security levels are allowed access only to the information required to complete the duties in each position. · Level One allows the least access and is intended for truck drivers, maintenance staff, redemption center workers, and volunteers. · Level Two is for direct care workers including floaters/substitutes, SCLS, Program Instructors, Day-Hab aids, Vocational Trainers, lead staff, and 1:1 staff. · Level Three includes the office support staff. · Level Four is for Team Leaders, supervisors, and Work Center Supervisors. · Level Five is the security clearance given to Program Managers. · Level Six allows access to all PHI and includes Directors/Administrators, Quality Assurance, and IT staff. · Temporary clearance for PHI access can be given if staff require access to complete extra assigned duties (i.e. filling in for another department). Maintenance personnel are given permanent access to areas where PHI is stored but they may need to enter in order to complete their duties. Requirements I. Qualifications/Requirements: 1. Individuals “must not have or be a carrier” of serious infectious or communicable disease, such as but not limited to, incurable, fatal, or debilitating disease, which cannot be eliminated or reduced by reasonable accommodation. A current example would include, but not be limited to, tuberculosis. Determination of the existence of a serious disease is to be made by the proper medical authorities. 2. 18 years of age. 3. Require high school diploma or GED. 4. Prefer previous similar job experience in teaching skills of cooking, cleaning, and personal hygiene. 5. Exercise sound judgment when the situation requires immediate decision-making. 6. Obtain and maintain a valid Iowa Chauffeur's license. Maintain acceptable driving record as determined by agency insurance carrier. 7. Successful completion of pre-employment physical, TB Tine, and drug screenings prior to employment. · Physical every four years thereafter (GH) · TB Tine every four years thereafter (GH) · Random drug screening 8. Complete 10-hour med-management class. 9. Must be willing to work with individuals who have a behavioral disorder, which may result in the display of aggressive outbursts of a physical nature. 10. Must be willing to clean any biological fluids/waste, such as, but not limited to blood, feces, urine, or vomit. 11. Must have the ability and desire to work with other employees as a team. 12. Must have good verbal and written communication skills. 13. The Supported Community Living Specialist position requires one to be self-motivated. 14. Must not have been legally convicted of any type of assault, abuse, or bodily injury. 15. All agency staff are required to participate and cooperate with agency investigations. Confidentiality will be respected. VI. Physical Requirements: 1. Must be able to travel from place to place, up to 70 miles. 2. Must be able to enter and exit resident homes that may or may not be accessible to everyone. 3. Must be able to walk up and down stairs with hands full to perform laundry duties, etc. 4. Must be able to work a full scheduled shift as assigned. 5. Must be able to carry necessary supplies up to 50 pounds perform job duties. 6. Must be able to provide physical care necessary to residents when performing direct care duties. 7. Ability to physically assist an individual to regain his balance or to transfer from a sitting, standing or prone position. 8. Demonstrate ability to perform routine household tasks, such as, but not limited to vacuuming, mopping, and the use of cleaning agents, meal preparation, kitchen clean up, and clothing care. 9. Must be able to assist individual in a wheelchair to transfer to another chair, bed, toilet, or bath. 10. Must be able to assist someone in the shower or bath. 11. Must be able to make multiple trips from car to house carrying purchases such as groceries, etc. 12. Must be able to perform snow removal as much as necessary for individual and staff safety.

Full-time Description This is a full time position in Malvern, Ia. The hours are Monday- Wednesday 3pm-10pm, and every other weekend 8am-10pm. I. The Supported Community Living Specialist (SCLS) is directly responsible to the Team Leader to which they are assigned and the Director of Residential Services. II. This is a part-time/full-time, Para-professional level position. Specific Duties and Responsibilities: 1. The SCLS will teach, train, and assist individuals in developing the skills necessary to be as independent as possible when performing activities of daily living. These include but are not limited to: a. Coordinating health and medical needs. b. Training individuals to take care of their own health and medical needs. c. Developing or maintaining skills allowing for better participation in the community. d. Assist individuals served in becoming independent in accessing community services. e. Assist the individuals with participation in at least one community activity each week if shift is during day/evening/weekend hours. f. Assisting individuals in advocacy procedures to ensure his/her rights and to meet his/her needs, interests, and choices. g. Assisting in preparing an individualized diet plan to meet nutritional needs as needed. h. Writing Individualized Intervention Plans for each individual served. i. Provide emergency/safety skills training. j. Provide training in skills necessary to manage their personal business and property. k. Provide training in budgeting. l. Provide transportation (doctor's appointments, church, etc.) m. Provide training in daily living skills. 2. Orient new individuals in their home, assessing their skills, and providing appropriate input to the individual's subsequent progress reports and Person-Centered Plan (PCP). 3. Supervise the individual's goals and complete data collection related to running those goals. 4. Supervise, as necessary, the individual's finances to give guidance in budgeting for personal needs and desires. 5. Provide a supportive and therapeutic atmosphere. 6. Supervise the individual's care and use of personal property and assist with purchases, as necessary. 7. As assigned, train new staff relative to duties, work schedules, agency policies, and state and/or federal regulatory policies and procedures in coordination with the Team Leader and Director of Residential Services. 8. Follow the assigned work schedule. 9. Never leave individuals receiving twenty-four-hour care unsupervised. 10. Complete all records and documentation using the proper forms as they relate to established procedures. 11. Attend staff meetings and scheduled in-service training sessions. 12. Ensure that the individual's residence meets cleanliness, safety, and health standards. 13. Keeping informed of all programming and administrative information, changes, and additions by checking email each shift worked the daily logbook or other messages. 14. Keep all written and verbal information on each individual strictly confidential. 15. Complete documentation of behaviors or provide information for writing staff intervention plans. 16. Handle any other duties as assigned by the Team Leader, Lead Staff, and Director of Residential Services. 17. Monitor and document an individual's physician ordered diet as needed. 18. Assist individuals receiving services with their activities of daily living, such as, but not limited to, meal preparation, laundry, housekeeping, toileting, and bathing. 19. Ensure the clients are safe from all environmental hazards. III. Essential Functions: 1. Provide quality care. 2. Transport individuals. 3. Provide training in daily living skills, (i.e. meal preparation, laundry, cleaning, and personal hygiene.) 4. Ensure that housekeeping standards are maintained. 5. Employees must be willing to work with individuals who have behavioral problems. Behavioral problems may include both verbal and physical aggression. 6. Provide a supportive and therapeutic atmosphere. 7. Administer medication and maintain accurate medication documentation, as needed, after being trained. 8. Exercise sound judgment when the situation requires immediate decision-making. 9. Work according to assigned work schedule. Duties may vary according to schedule, for instance some overnight shifts staff are expected to remain awake, and others are allowed to sleep as long as they remain available for emergencies. 10. Complete written and electronic documentation and record keeping according to agency requirements. 11. Must be able to work independently and ensure the welfare and safety of persons served in a residential setting. 12. Comply with state and federal regulations regarding HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act). 13. Assist individuals receiving services with their activities of daily living, such as, but not limited to, meal preparation, laundry, housekeeping, toileting, and bathing. 14. Every employee/volunteer of Nishna Productions, Inc. is on a need-to-know basis regarding the Protected Health Information (PHI) of the individuals they serve. Therefore, a security clearance level is assigned for each job description and those security levels are allowed access only to the information required to complete the duties in each position. · Level One allows the least access and is intended for truck drivers, maintenance staff, redemption center workers, and volunteers. · Level Two is for direct care workers including floaters/substitutes, SCLS, Program Instructors, Day-Hab aids, Vocational Trainers, lead staff, and 1:1 staff. · Level Three includes the office support staff. · Level Four is for Team Leaders, supervisors, and Work Center Supervisors. · Level Five is the security clearance given to Program Managers. · Level Six allows access to all PHI and includes Directors/Administrators, Quality Assurance, and IT staff. · Temporary clearance for PHI access can be given if staff require access to complete extra assigned duties (i.e. filling in for another department). Maintenance personnel are given permanent access to areas where PHI is stored but they may need to enter in order to complete their duties. Requirements I. Qualifications/Requirements: 1. Individuals “must not have or be a carrier” of serious infectious or communicable disease, such as but not limited to, incurable, fatal, or debilitating disease, which cannot be eliminated or reduced by reasonable accommodation. A current example would include, but not be limited to, tuberculosis. Determination of the existence of a serious disease is to be made by the proper medical authorities. 2. 18 years of age. 3. Require high school diploma or GED. 4. Prefer previous similar job experience in teaching skills of cooking, cleaning, and personal hygiene. 5. Exercise sound judgment when the situation requires immediate decision-making. 6. Obtain and maintain a valid Iowa Chauffeur's license. Maintain acceptable driving record as determined by agency insurance carrier. 7. Successful completion of pre-employment physical, TB Tine, and drug screenings prior to employment. · Physical every four years thereafter (GH) · TB Tine every four years thereafter (GH) · Random drug screening 8. Complete 10-hour med-management class. 9. Must be willing to work with individuals who have a behavioral disorder, which may result in the display of aggressive outbursts of a physical nature. 10. Must be willing to clean any biological fluids/waste, such as, but not limited to blood, feces, urine, or vomit. 11. Must have the ability and desire to work with other employees as a team. 12. Must have good verbal and written communication skills. 13. The Supported Community Living Specialist position requires one to be self-motivated. 14. Must not have been legally convicted of any type of assault, abuse, or bodily injury. 15. All agency staff are required to participate and cooperate with agency investigations. Confidentiality will be respected. VI. Physical Requirements: 1. Must be able to travel from place to place, up to 70 miles. 2. Must be able to enter and exit resident homes that may or may not be accessible to everyone. 3. Must be able to walk up and down stairs with hands full to perform laundry duties, etc. 4. Must be able to work a full scheduled shift as assigned. 5. Must be able to carry necessary supplies up to 50 pounds perform job duties. 6. Must be able to provide physical care necessary to residents when performing direct care duties. 7. Ability to physically assist an individual to regain his balance or to transfer from a sitting, standing or prone position. 8. Demonstrate ability to perform routine household tasks, such as, but not limited to vacuuming, mopping, and the use of cleaning agents, meal preparation, kitchen clean up, and clothing care. 9. Must be able to assist individual in a wheelchair to transfer to another chair, bed, toilet, or bath. 10. Must be able to assist someone in the shower or bath. 11. Must be able to make multiple trips from car to house carrying purchases such as groceries, etc. 12. Must be able to perform snow removal as much as necessary for individual and staff safety.

Full-time Description The Supported Community Living Specialist (SCLS) is directly responsible to the Team Leader to which they are assigned and the Director of Residential Services. This is a full-time position in Malvern, Ia. Hours for this position are Thursday/Friday 3pm-10pm, and every other weekend 8-10 plus activities, shopping, appointments, on weekends for full time status. Specific Duties and Responsibilities: Supported Community Living Specialist (SCLS): I. The Supported Community Living Specialist (SCLS) is directly responsible to the Team Leader to which they are assigned and the Director of Residential Services. II. This is a part-time/full-time, Para-professional level position. Specific Duties and Responsibilities: 1. The SCLS will teach, train, and assist individuals in developing the skills necessary to be as independent as possible when performing activities of daily living. These include but are not limited to: a. Coordinating health and medical needs. b. Training individuals to take care of their own health and medical needs. c. Developing or maintaining skills allowing for better participation in the community. d. Assist individuals served in becoming independent in accessing community services. e. Assist the individuals with participation in at least one community activity each week if shift is during day/evening/weekend hours. f. Assisting individuals in advocacy procedures to ensure his/her rights and to meet his/her needs, interests, and choices. g. Assisting in preparing an individualized diet plan to meet nutritional needs as needed. h. Writing Individualized Intervention Plans for each individual served. i. Provide emergency/safety skills training. j. Provide training in skills necessary to manage their personal business and property. k. Provide training in budgeting. l. Provide transportation (doctor's appointments, church, etc.) m. Provide training in daily living skills. 2. Orient new individuals in their home, assessing their skills, and providing appropriate input to the individual's subsequent progress reports and Person-Centered Plan (PCP). 3. Supervise the individual's goals and complete data collection related to running those goals. 4. Supervise, as necessary, the individual's finances to give guidance in budgeting for personal needs and desires. 5. Provide a supportive and therapeutic atmosphere. 6. Supervise the individual's care and use of personal property and assist with purchases, as necessary. 7. As assigned, train new staff relative to duties, work schedules, agency policies, and state and/or federal regulatory policies and procedures in coordination with the Team Leader and Director of Residential Services. 8. Follow the assigned work schedule. 9. Never leave individuals receiving twenty-four-hour care unsupervised. 10. Complete all records and documentation using the proper forms as they relate to established procedures. 11. Attend staff meetings and scheduled in-service training sessions. 12. Ensure that the individual's residence meets cleanliness, safety, and health standards. 13. Keeping informed of all programming and administrative information, changes, and additions by checking email each shift worked the daily logbook or other messages. 14. Keep all written and verbal information on each individual strictly confidential. 15. Complete documentation of behaviors or provide information for writing staff intervention plans. 16. Handle any other duties as assigned by the Team Leader, Lead Staff, and Director of Residential Services. 17. Monitor and document an individual's physician ordered diet as needed. 18. Assist individuals receiving services with their activities of daily living, such as, but not limited to, meal preparation, laundry, housekeeping, toileting, and bathing. 19. Ensure the clients are safe from all environmental hazards. III. Essential Functions: 1. Provide quality care. 2. Transport individuals. 3. Provide training in daily living skills, (i.e. meal preparation, laundry, cleaning, and personal hygiene.) 4. Ensure that housekeeping standards are maintained. 5. Employees must be willing to work with individuals who have behavioral problems. Behavioral problems may include both verbal and physical aggression. 6. Provide a supportive and therapeutic atmosphere. 7. Administer medication and maintain accurate medication documentation, as needed, after being trained. 8. Exercise sound judgment when the situation requires immediate decision-making. 9. Work according to assigned work schedule. Duties may vary according to schedule, for instance some overnight shifts staff are expected to remain awake, and others are allowed to sleep as long as they remain available for emergencies. 10. Complete written and electronic documentation and record keeping according to agency requirements. 11. Must be able to work independently and ensure the welfare and safety of persons served in a residential setting. 12. Comply with state and federal regulations regarding HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act). 13. Assist individuals receiving services with their activities of daily living, such as, but not limited to, meal preparation, laundry, housekeeping, toileting, and bathing. 14. Every employee/volunteer of Nishna Productions, Inc. is on a need-to-know basis regarding the Protected Health Information (PHI) of the individuals they serve. Therefore, a security clearance level is assigned for each job description and those security levels are allowed access only to the information required to complete the duties in each position. • Level One allows the least access and is intended for truck drivers, maintenance staff, redemption center workers, and volunteers. • Level Two is for direct care workers including floaters/substitutes, SCLS, Program Instructors, Day-Hab aids, Vocational Trainers, lead staff, and 1:1 staff. • Level Three includes the office support staff. • Level Four is for Team Leaders, supervisors, and Work Center Supervisors. • Level Five is the security clearance given to Program Managers. • Level Six allows access to all PHI and includes Directors/Administrators, Quality Assurance, and IT staff. • Temporary clearance for PHI access can be given if staff require access to complete extra assigned duties (i.e. filling in for another department). Maintenance personnel are given permanent access to areas where PHI is stored but they may need to enter in order to complete their duties. Requirements IV. Qualifications/Requirements: 1. Individuals “must not have or be a carrier” of serious infectious or communicable disease, such as but not limited to, incurable, fatal, or debilitating disease, which cannot be eliminated or reduced by reasonable accommodation. A current example would include, but not be limited to, tuberculosis. Determination of the existence of a serious disease is to be made by the proper medical authorities. 2. 18 years of age. 3. Require high school diploma or GED. 4. Prefer previous similar job experience in teaching skills of cooking, cleaning, and personal hygiene. 5. Exercise sound judgment when the situation requires immediate decision-making. 6. Obtain and maintain a valid Iowa Chauffeur's license. Maintain acceptable driving record as determined by agency insurance carrier. 7. Successful completion of pre-employment physical, TB Tine, and drug screenings prior to employment. • Physical every four years thereafter (GH) • TB Tine every four years thereafter (GH) • Random drug screening 8. Complete 10-hour med-management class. 9. Must be willing to work with individuals who have a behavioral disorder, which may result in the display of aggressive outbursts of a physical nature. 10. Must be willing to clean any biological fluids/waste, such as, but not limited to blood, feces, urine, or vomit. 11. Must have the ability and desire to work with other employees as a team. 12. Must have good verbal and written communication skills. 13. The Supported Community Living Specialist position requires one to be self-motivated. 14. Must not have been legally convicted of any type of assault, abuse, or bodily injury. 15. All agency staff are required to participate and cooperate with agency investigations. Confidentiality will be respected. VI. Physical Requirements: 1. Must be able to travel from place to place, up to 70 miles. 2. Must be able to enter and exit resident homes that may or may not be accessible to everyone. 3. Must be able to walk up and down stairs with hands full to perform laundry duties, etc. 4. Must be able to work a full scheduled shift as assigned. 5. Must be able to carry necessary supplies up to 50 pounds perform job duties. 6. Must be able to provide physical care necessary to residents when performing direct care duties. 7. Ability to physically assist an individual to regain his balance or to transfer from a sitting, standing or prone position. 8. Demonstrate ability to perform routine household tasks, such as, but not limited to vacuuming, mopping, and the use of cleaning agents, meal preparation, kitchen clean up, and clothing care. 9. Must be able to assist individual in a wheelchair to transfer to another chair, bed, toilet, or bath. 10. Must be able to assist someone in the shower or bath. 11. Must be able to make multiple trips from car to house carrying purchases such as groceries, etc. 12. Must be able to perform snow removal as much as necessary for individual and staff safety.