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This is a wonderful opportunity to make a difference in the lives of individuals with developmental disabilities! CCAR Industries is hiring a permanent, full-time (40 hour per week) Direct Support Personnel (DSPs) in our Residential Program. Schedule: 12 am - 8 am on Sunday - Thursday OR Tuesday - Saturday, depending upon the employee's preference at the time of hire (Two days per week will be shortened with a later arrival time or earlier departure time to equal a total of 40 hours per week.) Responsibilities: The employee will assist a small group of 2 - 6 residents to help them in their agency-owned homes and in the community. Common tasks may include helping with personal hygiene, house cleaning, laundry, meal preparation, and going on community trips to restaurants and other locations in agency-provided vehicles. The employee will provide companionship and emotional support to the residents. The employee will identify and report any safety concerns in the home and will help keep the home clean and well-maintained. The employee will actively seek and respond to input from the residents about their preferences and needs. The employee will make brief, daily notes on each resident's progress. Requirements: Must have a valid driver's license and be able to transport individuals during the day or in the evening Must be able to provide proof of a GED or high school diploma Must pass a criminal background check, as required by the Healthcare Worker Background Check Act (225 ILCS 46), and a DCFS Child Abuse and Neglect background check Availability to work one shift during two out of three holiday seasons: Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's. Must successfully complete 120 hours of paid training, unless they are already DSP certified. Must successfully obtain and maintain CPR/First Aid/AED certification Earning Potential: This position starts at $17.75 per hour as staff members receive 120 hours of paid training to prepare them for their job duties. Once all training is complete, the wage will increase to $18.25 per hour. Pay Schedule: Every two weeks with direct deposit available upon request Benefits Available: Paid Time Off Paid Holidays Health, Disability, and Life Insurance Dental and Vision Insurance Flexible Spending Account Profit-Sharing Employee Assistance Program 403 (b) Investment Plan Long-term stability in a great work environment! Questions? Text: ************** or Call: **************

This is a wonderful opportunity to make a difference in the lives of individuals with developmental disabilities! CCAR Industries is hiring a permanent, full-time (40 hour per week) Direct Support Personnel (DSPs) in our Residential Program. Schedule: 3 pm - Midnight on Sunday - Thursday OR Tuesday - Saturday, depending upon the employee's preference at the time of hire (Two days per week will be shortened with a later arrival time or earlier departure time to equal a total of 40 hours per week.) Responsibilities: The employee will assist a small group of 2 - 6 residents to help them in their agency-owned homes and in the community. Common tasks may include helping with personal hygiene, house cleaning, laundry, meal preparation, and going on community trips to restaurants and other locations in agency-provided vehicles. The employee will provide companionship and emotional support to the residents. The employee will identify and report any safety concerns in the home and will help keep the home clean and well-maintained. The employee will actively seek and respond to input from the residents about their preferences and needs. The employee will make brief, daily notes on each resident's progress. Requirements: Must have a valid driver's license and be able to transport individuals during the day or in the evening Must be able to provide proof of a GED or high school diploma Must pass a criminal background check, as required by the Healthcare Worker Background Check Act (225 ILCS 46), and a DCFS Child Abuse and Neglect background check Availability to work one shift during two out of three holiday seasons: Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's. Must successfully complete 120 hours of paid training, unless they are already DSP certified. Must successfully obtain and maintain CPR/First Aid/AED certification Earning Potential: This position starts at $17.75 per hour as staff members receive 120 hours of paid training to prepare them for their job duties. Once all training is complete, the wage will increase to $18.25 per hour. Pay Schedule: Every two weeks with direct deposit available upon request Benefits Available: Paid Time Off Paid Holidays Health, Disability, and Life Insurance Dental and Vision Insurance Flexible Spending Account Profit-Sharing Employee Assistance Program 403 (b) Investment Plan Long-term stability in a great work environment! Questions? Text: ************** or Call: **************

This is a wonderful opportunity to make a difference in the lives of individuals with developmental disabilities! CCAR Industries is hiring part-time Direct Support Personnel (DSPs) in our Residential Program. Schedule: Primarily morning, evening, and/or overnight shifts on Fridays Saturdays, and Sundays. Part-time staff can work toward full-time positions as they become available. Extra hours are available throughout the week for staff would like to fill-in for co-workers. Responsibilities: They assist a small group (2 - 6) of residents to help them meet their personal goals in their homes and in the community. Common tasks may include helping with personal hygiene, house cleaning, laundry, meal preparation, and going on community trips to restaurants and other locations in agency-provided vehicles. DSPs are also asked to make brief, daily notes on each resident's progress. Requirements: Valid IL Driver's License GED or High School Diploma Must pass a criminal background check, as required by the Healthcare Worker Background Check Act (225 ILCS 46), and a DCFS Child Abuse and Neglect background check Experience providing support to individuals with disabilities or similar experience is preferred. Availability: MUST BE AVAILABLE to work at least one shift during two out of these three holiday seasons: Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's. Must be available to work at least one weekend shift on 3 weekends per month. Staff are required to complete 120 hours of paid training, unless they are already DSP certified. Earning Potential: This position starts at $17.75 per hour as staff members receive 120 hours of paid training to prepare them for their job duties. (Individuals who live in a college dormitory that makes them unavailable to work during holidays and summers would start at $17.25 per hour.) Once training is complete, Direct Support Personnel earn $18.25 per hour. (Individuals who live in a college dormitory would earn $17.75 per hour once training is complete.) Pay Schedule: Every two weeks with direct deposit available upon request Benefits & Perks: Employee Assistance Program 40 Hours of Paid Leave Referral Bonuses (for DSP referrals) Profit-Sharing (eligibility criteria apply) Questions? Call or text **************

CCAR Industries is searching for a full-time, 35 hour per week direct support person to work at our Locust Street Day Program. Direct support personnel (DSPs) support individuals with developmental disabilities as they engage in organized activities and enjoy leisure time activities at the program and in the community. The DSP will transport individuals to activities in the community and to/from the day program in agency-owned vehicles. In addition, they work as a team to plan recreational activities in the community. SCHEDULE This is a permanent full-time, daytime position on Monday - Friday from 8 am to 3:30 pm (35 hours/week). Weekends and major holidays off. REQUIREMENTS Must have a valid driver's license Must be 18 years old Must pass a criminal background check, as required by the Healthcare Worker Background Check Act (225 ILCS 46), and a DCFS CANTS background check. Experience working with individuals with disabilities in a direct support role is preferred, but related caregiving experience will be considered. Must be able to work independently or as a team Demonstrate timeliness and accuracy in documentation WAGES This position starts at $17.25/hour with a $0.50 increase when training is complete. BENEFITS AVAILABLE Paid Time Off Paid Holidays Health (including Teledoc), Disability, and Life Insurance Dental and Vision Insurance Flexible Spending Account Profit-Sharing Employee Assistance Program 403 (b) Investment Plan PAY SCHEDULE Every two weeks with direct deposit available upon request QUESTIONS? Text us at ************** OR Call us at **************

Do you want to help make a difference in your community? Developing Potential, Inc. is currently hiring full time Direct Support Professionals in Lee's Summit and Independence. We offer a sign-on bonus, paid training, a comprehensive benefit plan, and a Monday - Friday schedule working on the day shift. Must have valid state driver's license, and current vehicle insurance indicating safe driving record. Must have a reliable, working vehicle and maintain sufficient fuel to meet clients' transportation needs (company reimburses for personal vehicle use) should use of personal vehicle for client transportation be requested. Must have the ability to do basic math, legible handwriting, and professional grammar skills. Must be available to work weekdays. Must be able to attend staff meetings that may be conducted after program hours and complete required DMH training including new hire and annual online assigned training. Ability to maintain current certifications on Annual Recertification, I/DD specific training, and other training as needed. Benefit Highlights: Sign-on bonus - $400 after 6 months of continuous employment Insurance - Health, Dental, Vision Life, Accident and Critical Illness Employee Assistance Program Flexible Spending Accounts Paid Training Vacation Sick Paid Holidays As a Direct Support Professional, you will: Work Monday - Friday in a day shift position. No weekends, or holidays. Teach individualized socialization and living skills to individuals having developmental disabilities through a culture of gentleness and respect. Develop and implement daily programs for each individual assigned in a team or 1:1 setting in regards to program goals, independent living skills, self-help skills, life skills, self-advocacy in learning preferences/choices/communication skills, and community integration skills as well as other goals as indicated in the individual's annual plan. Implement training goals for program participants. Support program participants with personal care needs such as toileting, assistance with lunch, ROM, sensory needs, using Hoyer lifts, etc. Complete all documentation/charting by using the computer system. If you have experience with Therap, that's a plus! Implement community volunteer site activities and on-site program/school activities. The minimum qualifications for this position are: A valid driver's license, current auto insurance, and a reliable vehicle. One year of relatable experience High School Diploma or equivalent A stable work history It is not required, but if you are a CNA, that's a plus! About Us: Developing Potential, Inc. is a nationally accredited CARF Day Habilitation program that began providing support services to adults with developmental disabilities in Jackson County in 1993. DPI's program focuses on building strengths, fostering independence, changing lives, and developing potential. This mission drives DPI's program services and the commitment DPI has to helping individuals achieve an adult, dignified lifestyle. Today, DPI continues to grow and the program continues to evolve to meet the needs of families throughout Jackson County. We are interested in employing people who want to make a difference in the lives of people with disabilities. Developing Potential, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer. All applicants will be considered without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability or any other legally protected status. Job Type: Full-time Pay: From $17.00 per hour Expected hours: 40 per week Benefits: Dental Insurance Employee assistance program Health insurance Paid time off Vision insurance Schedule: 8-hour shift Day shift Monday to Friday

Job DescriptionDescription: Reports To: Program Manager, Shore CILA Employment Type: Full-Time/Part-Time/Floater “Be the difference in someone's every day." About Shore Community Services, Inc. Shore CILA is a division of Shore Community Services, Inc., dedicated to supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in achieving independence, dignity, and community inclusion. As a DSP, you'll be a vital part of that mission-providing hands-on care, encouragement, and advocacy every day. Position Summary The Direct Support Professional provides direct care and support to individuals in a Community Integrated Living Arrangement (CILA) setting. This includes assisting with daily living activities, implementing personal plans, and fostering a safe, respectful, and engaging home environment. Key Responsibilities A. Individual Support & Supervision Ensure the health, safety, and well-being of residents Assist with activities of daily living (e.g., hygiene, mobility, meals, toileting) Administer and document medications per policy Support residents in preparing meals, attending appointments, and engaging in community activities Serve as a positive role model and advocate for residents' rights and choices B. Program Implementation Participate in the development and implementation of Personal Plans Implement behavior support strategies and skill-building programs Document progress, complete assessments, and communicate updates to the Program Manager Attend interdisciplinary team meetings and contribute to care planning C. Community & Household Engagement Plan and supervise community outings and leisure activities Assist with household tasks including cleaning, laundry, and meal prep Support residents in developing independent living skills Substitute for the CILA Home Supervisor as needed D. Organizational Responsibilities Comply with all agency policies, safety protocols, and confidentiality standards Report incidents, suspected abuse, or misconduct in accordance with regulations Participate in required training and maintain DSP certification Maintain a clean, organized, and functional workspace Education: High school diploma or equivalent (additional education preferred) Experience: Experience working with individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities preferred Skills & Abilities: Strong interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills Ability to work independently and as part of a team Basic computer literacy and documentation skills Physical ability to lift, assist, and support residents as needed Requirements: Valid Illinois driver's license and automobile insurance DSP certification (or willingness to complete training upon hire) Closed-toe, non-slip footwear required Professional, safe attire appropriate for direct care Looking for someone to work 7:00am to 3:00pm shft Saturday and Sundays

Job DescriptionDescription: Support Staff Substitute - Direct Support Professional (DSP) We are seeking flexible and dedicated Support Staff Substitutes to join our team, providing essential assistance within our Residential Programs. This role offers the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals we serve while maintaining a flexible schedule that adapts to program staffing needs. If you are committed to supporting others and thrive in a dynamic environment, we encourage you to apply. Key Responsibilities: - Provide direct support to individuals with developmental disabilities in residential settings - Assist with daily living activities, including personal care, meal preparation, and household tasks - Support individuals in participating in community activities and outings - Follow individualized care plans and ensure safety and well-being of residents - Remain active and responsive to scheduling requests from program leadership - Maintain flexibility to work shifts that may include weekdays, weekends, holidays, and overnight hours Skills and Qualifications: - High school diploma or equivalent - Prior experience in a caregiving or support role preferred but not required - Excellent communication and interpersonal skills - Ability to remain flexible and adaptable to changing schedules - Reliable and responsive to scheduling requests - Ability to work independently and as part of a team - Commitment to providing respectful and compassionate support Our organization values a positive, inclusive culture that promotes growth and development for both staff and individuals served. We offer ongoing training and opportunities for advancement, along with a supportive work environment dedicated to making a difference in the community. If you are motivated to support others and meet the above requirements, we welcome your application. Requirements: Uses hands, sits, bends, lifts, pushes, independent mobility. Qualifications - Licenses / Certifications Valid driver's license Safety Care-QBS Training* DSP certificated preferred, must obtain DSP certification within 120 days (4 months) of employment.* Meet all the requirements per DHS Rule 116 to pass medication* CPR/AED and First Aid Certification must be obtained within 120 days (4 months) of employment* *Shore will provide training if not obtained at another location. Special Equipment / Clothing Closed toe shoe with non-slip sole. Recommend no earrings, rings with raised design, bracelets, chains, pins

Reports To: Program Manager, Shore CILA Employment Type: Full-Time/Part-Time/Floater “Be the difference in someone's every day." , Inc. Shore CILA is a division of Shore Community Services, Inc., dedicated to supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in achieving independence, dignity, and community inclusion. As a DSP, you'll be a vital part of that mission-providing hands-on care, encouragement, and advocacy every day. Position Summary The Direct Support Professional provides direct care and support to individuals in a Community Integrated Living Arrangement (CILA) setting. This includes assisting with daily living activities, implementing personal plans, and fostering a safe, respectful, and engaging home environment. Key Responsibilities A. Individual Support & Supervision Ensure the health, safety, and well-being of residents Assist with activities of daily living (e.g., hygiene, mobility, meals, toileting) Administer and document medications per policy Support residents in preparing meals, attending appointments, and engaging in community activities Serve as a positive role model and advocate for residents' rights and choices B. Program Implementation Participate in the development and implementation of Personal Plans Implement behavior support strategies and skill-building programs Document progress, complete assessments, and communicate updates to the Program Manager Attend interdisciplinary team meetings and contribute to care planning C. Community & Household Engagement Plan and supervise community outings and leisure activities Assist with household tasks including cleaning, laundry, and meal prep Support residents in developing independent living skills Substitute for the CILA Home Supervisor as needed D. Organizational Responsibilities Comply with all agency policies, safety protocols, and confidentiality standards Report incidents, suspected abuse, or misconduct in accordance with regulations Participate in required training and maintain DSP certification Maintain a clean, organized, and functional workspace Education: High school diploma or equivalent (additional education preferred) Experience: Experience working with individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities preferred Skills & Abilities: Strong interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills Ability to work independently and as part of a team Basic computer literacy and documentation skills Physical ability to lift, assist, and support residents as needed Requirements Valid Illinois driver's license and automobile insurance DSP certification (or willingness to complete training upon hire) Closed-toe, non-slip footwear required Professional, safe attire appropriate for direct care Looking for someone to work 7:00am to 3:00pm shft Saturday and Sundays Salary Description 20.25

Direct Support Professional DSP The Arc of Northeastern Pennsylvania is looking for a caring, personable, and dependable Direct Support Professional DSP to work in our Adult Day and/or Residential Program. About The Arc of NEPA The Arc of Northeastern Pennsylvania is a grassroots organization formed in 1955 by a group of parents seeking public education for their children with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Since that time a growing number of parents, neighbors and members of the business and professional communities have faced numerous challenges in advocating for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc continues to be a strong voice for education rights, community supports, progressive legislation, and public awareness. The Arc is the largest organization dedicated to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. You can rely on us! What it's like to work at The Arc of Northeastern Pennsylvania Working at The Arc of NEPA can be summed up with one word: Rewarding! Our vision is that people with intellectual and developmental disabilities are entitled to live full, self-determined and respected lives. The smiles of the individuals you will work with will make it almost impossible for you to have a bad day. Our employees love helping individuals reach their goals, become more independent, and experience fun and meaningful memories out in their community. What's more, The Arc of NEPA provides excellent growth opportunities for our employees as you'll have the opportunity to work alongside with some of the most compassionate and tenured staff. This growth even includes growing your paycheck as we provide competitive rates and an outstanding benefits package. Our benefit package includes: Health insurance* Dental insurance* Vision insurance* Life/AD&D insurance Long Term Disability insurance Pension Vacation days* Personal days* Sick days* Holidays $400 for new employee referral bonuses Fitness Club reimbursement Credit union Direct deposit A day in the life working at The Arc Working in the Adult Day Program or Community Living Arrangement (CLA) will give you the opportunity to do lots of different things. Primarily, you'll be responsible for assisting consumers in becoming fully included in the community, enhancing their self-image and skills development, and maximizing their independence in life. If you have a question or need some help, you'll be surrounded by helpful, friendly coworkers who are ready to jump in and assist. Our open-door policy ensures that you can get access to the person who has the information or knowledge that you need to get the job done for the individuals we serve and support. What you need to be qualified for this job To be qualified for this job, you've got to have a positive and caring attitude. Experience in the field is a great start, though not required as we will train you. Candidates must be reliable and should be able to demonstrate a pattern of successful time and attendance. In addition, candidates must have a valid state-issued driver's license, a High School Diploma or equivalent, an ability to work in a drug-free workplace setting, along with the successful completion of required background screenings, and have reached the minimum age of 18. Work Schedule Our Adult Day Program operates Monday through Friday on a first shift. The CLA's are staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year-so we can generally work around many different schedules or shift preferences. Full-time, Part-time and substitute shifts are available, all in or within a 15-mile radius of Scranton, PA. Are you ready to join our team? If you feel like you are the right candidate for this position, just click on the apply button. Our quick application should take you less than 5 minutes to fill out, and your information will then be instantly sent to our Human Resources team. 1. I hereby declare that the above statements are true, correct and complete to the best of my knowledge. 2. In the event of employment, I understand that any misrepresentation or omission of fact made in my application or interview(s) will be just and due cause for my discharge from employment. I understand, also, that I am required to abide by all rules and policies of The Arc of Northeastern Pennsylvania. 3. Further, I understand and acknowledge that any employment relationship with The Arc is "at will", which means that if I am employed by the agency, my employment and compensation can be terminated, with or without cause and with or without notice, at any time, at the option of either the agency or myself. 4. In consideration of The Arc of Northeastern Pennsylvania's evaluation of my suitability for employment, I hereby authorize the agency to perform all checks of my credentials as allowed by law. This authorization shall include my former employer(s) to furnish The Arc with whatever information they may have regarding my employment, including my reason(s) for leaving. I am signing this waiver voluntarily and request that my former employer(s) respond to reference inquiries conducted by The Arc will full and complete information. Since this reference is an important part of my application for employment with The Arc of Northeastern Pennsylvania, I therefore waive and release The Arc and my former employer(s) from any and all claims or causes of action in law or equity, including but not limited to, defamation of character or invasion of privacy, which might arise from responding to this reference check. 5. I acknowledge that The Arc has made no representations of any kind as to whether employment will be offered at the conclusion of its investigation. 6. I understand that as part of The Arc of Northeastern Pennsylvania's pre-employment procedures, any offer of employment is conditioned upon my submitting to and passing a pre-employment medical examination, including Tuberculin testing and controlled substance screening. Failure to comply with this requirement or having an unsatisfactory result will result in ineligibility for employment at The Arc. 7. I further understand that if I voluntarily terminate my employment with The Arc, for whatever reason, prior to the conclusion of my probationary period, I will maintain liability to The Arc for the cost of my pre-employment medical examination, including Tuberculin testing and controlled substance screening. If the aforementioned should occur, these costs will be deducted from my final paycheck. I also acknowledge that if the aforementioned should occur before I earn a paycheck, I shall still maintain liability to The Arc for these costs. In this last instance, I understand that The Arc may take whatever legal action it deems appropriate in order to recover these costs. 8. I understand that the above conditions cannot be altered or amended, except in writing signed by the Executive Director.

Direct Support Professional DSP The Arc of Northeastern Pennsylvania is looking for a caring, personable, and dependable Direct Support Professional DSP to work in our Adult Day and/or Residential Program. About The Arc of NEPA The Arc of Northeastern Pennsylvania is a grassroots organization formed in 1955 by a group of parents seeking public education for their children with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Since that time a growing number of parents, neighbors and members of the business and professional communities have faced numerous challenges in advocating for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc continues to be a strong voice for education rights, community supports, progressive legislation, and public awareness. The Arc is the largest organization dedicated to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. You can rely on us! What it's like to work at The Arc of Northeastern Pennsylvania Working at The Arc of NEPA can be summed up with one word: Rewarding! Our vision is that people with intellectual and developmental disabilities are entitled to live full, self-determined and respected lives. The smiles of the individuals you will work with will make it almost impossible for you to have a bad day. Our employees love helping individuals reach their goals, become more independent, and experience fun and meaningful memories out in their community. What's more, The Arc of NEPA provides excellent growth opportunities for our employees as you'll have the opportunity to work alongside with some of the most compassionate and tenured staff. This growth even includes growing your paycheck as we provide competitive rates and an outstanding benefits package. A day in the life working at The Arc Working in the Adult Day Program or Community Living Arrangement (CLA) will give you the opportunity to do lots of different things. Primarily, you'll be responsible for assisting consumers in becoming fully included in the community, enhancing their self-image and skills development, and maximizing their independence in life. If you have a question or need some help, you'll be surrounded by helpful, friendly coworkers who are ready to jump in and assist. Our open-door policy ensures that you can get access to the person who has the information or knowledge that you need to get the job done for the individuals we serve and support. What you need to be qualified for this job To be qualified for this job, you've got to have a positive and caring attitude. Experience in the field is a great start, though not required as we will train you. Candidates must be reliable and should be able to demonstrate a pattern of successful time and attendance. In addition, candidates must have a valid state-issued driver's license, a High School Diploma or equivalent, an ability to work in a drug-free workplace setting, along with the successful completion of required background screenings, and have reached the minimum age of 18. Work Schedule Our Adult Day Program operates Monday through Friday on a first shift. The CLA's are staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year-so we can generally work around many different schedules or shift preferences. Full-time, Part-time and substitute shifts are available, all in or within a 15-mile radius of Scranton, PA. Are you ready to join our team? If you feel like you are the right candidate for this position, just click on the apply button. Our quick application should take you less than 5 minutes to fill out, and your information will then be instantly sent to our Human Resources team. 1. I hereby declare that the above statements are true, correct and complete to the best of my knowledge. 2. In the event of employment, I understand that any misrepresentation or omission of fact made in my application or interview(s) will be just and due cause for my discharge from employment. I understand, also, that I am required to abide by all rules and policies of The Arc of Northeastern Pennsylvania. 3. Further, I understand and acknowledge that any employment relationship with The Arc is "at will", which means that if I am employed by the agency, my employment and compensation can be terminated, with or without cause and with or without notice, at any time, at the option of either the agency or myself. 4. In consideration of The Arc of Northeastern Pennsylvania's evaluation of my suitability for employment, I hereby authorize the agency to perform all checks of my credentials as allowed by law. This authorization shall include my former employer(s) to furnish The Arc with whatever information they may have regarding my employment, including my reason(s) for leaving. I am signing this waiver voluntarily and request that my former employer(s) respond to reference inquiries conducted by The Arc will full and complete information. Since this reference is an important part of my application for employment with The Arc of Northeastern Pennsylvania, I therefore waive and release The Arc and my former employer(s) from any and all claims or causes of action in law or equity, including but not limited to, defamation of character or invasion of privacy, which might arise from responding to this reference check. 5. I acknowledge that The Arc has made no representations of any kind as to whether employment will be offered at the conclusion of its investigation. 6. I understand that as part of The Arc of Northeastern Pennsylvania's pre-employment procedures, any offer of employment is conditioned upon my submitting to and passing a pre-employment medical examination, including Tuberculin testing and controlled substance screening. Failure to comply with this requirement or having an unsatisfactory result will result in ineligibility for employment at The Arc. 7. I further understand that if I voluntarily terminate my employment with The Arc, for whatever reason, prior to the conclusion of my probationary period, I will maintain liability to The Arc for the cost of my pre-employment medical examination, including Tuberculin testing and controlled substance screening. If the aforementioned should occur, these costs will be deducted from my final paycheck. I also acknowledge that if the aforementioned should occur before I earn a paycheck, I shall still maintain liability to The Arc for these costs. In this last instance, I understand that The Arc may take whatever legal action it deems appropriate in order to recover these costs. 8. I understand that the above conditions cannot be altered or amended, except in writing signed by the Executive Director.

Job DescriptionJoin Our Team as a CILA Direct Support Professional! Are you searching for a rewarding career that offers a great work-life balance and the opportunity to make a real difference? At The Arc of Iroquois County, we empower individuals with Intellectual and/or Developmental Disabilities (I/DD) to learn, grow, and thrive in their communities. This means your job involves getting paid to participate in fun, meaningful activities! You'll be instrumental in helping our individuals build a better life by: Playing games and engaging in hobbies. Visiting exciting community locations, attending parades, festivals, sporting events, and more. Assisting with skill-building and personal development. Where else can you work and get paid to have fun while truly impacting someone's life? The Role: What You'll Be Doing As a CILA Direct Support Professional (DSP) at The Arc of Iroquois County, you will be responsible for providing compassionate, hands-on support to individuals in our Community Integrated Living Arrangement (CILA) homes. We are currently hiring for Full-Time, 2nd Shift positions. Please note that working every other weekend is required. Compensation & Benefits Highlights We value our team and offer highly competitive pay and differentials: Starting Wage: $17.75 per hour. Differential - 2nd Shift: An additional $0.50 per hour. Differential - Weekends: An extra $1.00 per hour for shifts worked between Friday at 3:00 PM and Monday at 6:00 AM. Pay Increase: Eligible for a $0.25 increase upon successful completion of Medication Administration Training. 1st Year Increase: Eligible for an increase of up to 5% after your first year of service. Paid Training: All required training, including online coursework and on-the-job training, is paid time. Who We're Looking For (Minimum Requirements) If you are motivated, reliable, and excited to assist others while having a great time, we want to hear from you! Must be at least 18 years of age. Possess a High School Diploma or GED. Hold a valid Driver's License. The Arc of Iroquois County is the place for you to start your rewarding career! Ready to make a difference? Apply today! CILA Direct Support Professional (DSP) Primary Job Objective The CILA Direct Support Professional (DSP) plays a vital role in ensuring a safe and supportive environment for people receiving CILA (Community Integrated Living Arrangement) services. The DSP is responsible for empowering individuals to achieve their personal and professional goals, promoting independence, and fostering meaningful community and work integration. Key Responsibilities & Essential Duties The CILA DSP will complete the following duties and assist people supported with the activities outlined below: Direct Support & Daily Living Skills Assist with personal care and daily living skills (e.g., hygiene, dressing, cooking) at the level of support needed. Implement Outcome Plans (OPs), assisting individuals to improve on their goals and accurately documenting results. Utilize current evaluations and best practices to improve individual supports and services. Assist people supported with documentation (e.g., medications, outing releases). Health & Safety Provide basic first aid care and CPR. Administer medications, treatments, and specialized care (e.g., ostomy care) as ordered and trained. Take and record vital signs (blood pressure, weights, temperatures). Ensure healthy meals are prepared/provided, strictly adhering to all dietary requests/orders. Maintain a safe and sanitary environment by assisting with the cleaning checklist. Complete Disaster Preparedness & Fire Drills accurately per schedule. Perform daily safety checks, including water temperature checks and nightly safety monitoring. Community Engagement & Transportation Provide transportation as requested or assigned, ensuring all necessary items (e.g., lunch, money, meds, communication logs) are taken along. Actively assist people supported in integrating into the community through meaningful activities, outings, and visits. Assist people supported in maintaining important family and community contacts. Facilitate grocery and personal shopping trips. Compliance & Documentation Accurately and consistently document results of Outcome Plan (OP) progress. Properly clock in and out using my MITC at the beginning and end of each shift. Document pertinent information in the communication log at the beginning of each shift. Complete and file Incident Reports (IRs) and document them in the Unusual Notification Binder (UNB) when necessary. Fulfill team responsibilities by submitting input for the annual service plan meeting and ensuring recommendations are implemented. Check mailbox, bulletin boards, and communication logs each shift for messages. Qualifications Required Intense desire to work with and for people with developmental disabilities and their support systems. High school diploma or GED (must be at least 18 years old). Ability to read at an 8th-grade level (verified via the STOFHLA assessment). Clearance through the Illinois Department of Public Health Nurse Aid Registry. Ability to successfully pass a criminal background check through the Illinois State Police or have a Department of Public Health Waiver. Possess and maintain a valid Driver's License with a clean driving record. Provide proof of current insurance on your vehicle. Physical Demands: Must be able to lift over 50 lbs without a doctor-ordered lifting restriction. Training Requirements (Post-Hire) Successfully complete the 120-hour DSP Training within three (3) months of employment. Successfully complete Medication Administration Training within six (6) months of employment (if qualified). Complete all mandated training, including CPR, First Aid, and Positive Behavior Supports. Schedule & Employment Classifications Schedule Requirements Mandatory Rotating Schedule: DSPs are required to work every other weekend as part of a 2-week rotating schedule. Call-Off and PTO Policy: Employees are responsible for securing their own substitute when calling off or requesting Paid Time Off (PTO). Employee Classifications FULL-TIME (FT): 36 to 40 hours per week. PART-TIME W/BENEFITS (PT-B): 30 to 35 hours per week. PART-TIME (PT): 15 to 29 hours per week. SUBSTITUTE (SUB): Must work at least two full shifts per pay period, including one weekend shift (Friday 3p to Monday 6a). TEMPORARY (TEMP): Works for a limited period (e.g., college breaks). Job Expectations The CILA DSP is expected to: Recognize the importance of family, friends, and community relationships and actively support relationship-building for the people we serve. Demonstrate strong professional relationships with co-workers and promote a cordial work climate that fosters teamwork. Be self-motivated, receptive to constructive criticism, and consistently seek strategies for organizational improvement. Utilize effective communication skills and basic counseling strategies to enhance self-determination and self-esteem. Know and consistently follow emergency/safety procedures to ensure the health, safety, and welfare of all people supported, staff, and property. Professionally and effectively respond to all behavioral incidents.

Job DescriptionPart-Time Direct Support Professional (DSP) - Morning Shift The Arc of Iroquois County has a deep commitment to provide exceptional services and supports to people with disabilities. Everything we do is driven by this collective goal, fostering an environment of mutual support and purpose-driven work. Are you an early bird looking for a meaningful part-time job? Do you want to start your day by making a real difference in someone's life? We are hiring a compassionate, reliable person for a part-time Direct Support Professional position in our CILA (Community Integrated Living Arrangement) program. This specific morning shift is crucial to helping the individuals we support get a great start to their day. On a typical morning, you will: Assist individuals with personal care, including showering and hygiene. Prepare and serve breakfast. Administer medications (after paid training and certification). Provide transportation to Welles Career Center for the day. Why Join The Arc of Iroquois County? Competitive Pay: Starting wage is $17.75 per hour. Quick Pay Increase: Earn a $.25 increase after completing medication administration training. Raise Potential: Eligible for an increase of up to 5% after your first year. Fully Paid Training: Get paid while you learn everything you need to know through our comprehensive online and on-the-job training program. Flexibility & Growth: Once trained, you are welcome to pick up additional shifts across different CILA homes or at the Welles Career Center when available. Requirements: Be at least 18 years of age. Possess a High School Diploma or GED. Hold a valid Driver's License. Be motivated, positive, and ready to have a great time assisting others! Schedule Note: This position requires working every other weekend (either 1st or 2nd shift). If you are ready to make a tangible, positive impact every morning, we want to hear from you!

The Arc of the Quad Cities Area has several part-time Direct Support Professional (DSP) positions available to help our individuals live their best lives. 😎 The Arc's mission is to empower people with disabilities to believe in their unique abilities and achieve their full potential by providing quality, innovative services that focus on advocacy, inclusion, independence, employment, meaningful community life, and personal happiness. If you are passionate about working with adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, we would love to meet you and discuss this opportunity further. What will I do in a DSP position? As a Direct Support Professional, you will provide compassionate care and assistance to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Your responsibilities, aligned with each person's service plan and strategies, include supervising activities, offering personal care training, implementing active treatments, and administering medication when needed. You must always prioritize safety and well-being, encourage self-advocacy, provide informed choices, and maintain accurate records, such as data sheets and incident reports, to meet agency and regulatory requirements. Additionally, you will provide insights into individual progress and needs to inform program development. What will my schedule look like? Each of our part-time DSP positions has a fixed schedule to accommodate program and individual needs. The schedule requires working at least four days per week, including Saturdays and Sundays. Depending on the program's assigned schedule, their hours will vary between first and second shifts, averaging 24 hours per week. We are happy to discuss the schedules with you after your first interview. What are the minimum job requirements for this position? Must have a current and valid driver's license with the appropriate car insurance Provide evidence of a high school diploma/transcripts Have the ability to pass both Iowa and Illinois background checks Demonstrate strength and flexibility to assist lifting individuals or provide other individual-related care when needed. Maintain a positive, fun attitude to encourage the individuals we serve. Why choose The Arc of the Quad Cities Area? Fun work environment with AMAZING individuals. Paid Time Off (PTO) - Vacation Paid on-the-job training Offers a competitive hourly wage! We encourage you to review the job description for a detailed overview of the requirements and duties for this position. This role offers a unique opportunity to make a positive impact on the lives of individuals with disabilities, and we look forward to meeting candidates who share our dedication and passion for this career. "We are an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or veteran status."

Looking for a job where you can make a daily difference and impact people? One that has opportunities to grow from? Look no further, we at The Arc of the Quad Cities Area are looking for Full-Time, Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) to join our team! 😎 At The Arc of the Quad Cities Area, we work with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to help them reach their full potential and ensure a life full of happiness, inclusion, and independence. If you are passionate about working with adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, we would love to meet you and discuss this opportunity further. What does a DSP do? As a Direct Support Professional, you will care for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. As outlined in the individual's service plan and implementation strategies, your responsibilities will include supervision, personal care training, active treatment, and, when necessary, medication administration. You will also ensure the safety and well-being of designated individuals at all times, ensure self-advocacy training for individuals, ensure informed choices are being offered, maintain documentation in compliance with agency and regulatory standards (e.g., individual data sheets, incident reports, etc.), provide input on individual progress and needs for programmatic purposes, and more. What shifts do we have available?: Please note that each of our positions has a set schedule. If hired, we provide hands-on, on-the-job training during 1st-shift hours. We have a variety of different shifts available; you must have weekend availability! To be considered full-time, an employee must work at least 30 hours a week. What benefits do we provide? Health Insurance Vision insurance Dental Insurance Short-term and Long-term disability insurance Health Savings Account (HSA) Life and AD&D Insurance 401k Program Twelve Sessions Free of Charge through BetterHelp What are the minimum job requirements for this position? Must have a current and valid driver's license with the appropriate car insurance Provide evidence of a high school diploma/transcripts Have the ability to pass both Iowa and Illinois background checks Demonstrate strength and flexibility to assist lifting individuals or provide other individual-related care when needed. Maintain a positive, fun attitude to encourage the individuals we serve. Why choose The Arc of the Quad Cities Area? Fun work environment with AMAZING individuals. Paid Time Off (PTO) / Vacation / Sick Time Paid on-the-job training 13 PAID holidays! A competitive medical insurance package We encourage you to review the job description for a detailed overview of the position's requirements and duties. This role offers a unique opportunity to make a positive impact on the lives of individuals with disabilities, and we look forward to meeting candidates who share our dedication and passion for this career. "We are an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or veteran status."

Job Description The Arc of Iroquois County has a deep commitment to provide exceptional services and supports to people with disabilities. Everything we do is driven by this collective goal, fostering an environment of mutual support and purpose-driven work. Join our team and help support individuals with developmental disabilities in their homes! We are seeking dedicated and responsible individuals for Part-Time Overnight/Sleep Shifts to provide essential supports to our residents. This is an ideal position for someone seeking predictable overnight hours and weekend work. What You'll Do: As an overnight DSP, you will be sleeping on-site at a residential home. Your primary responsibility is to be available to check on individuals one or two times during the night, ensuring their comfort and safety. Shifts are focused on overnight support and rest. Shift Examples: 9 p.m. - 7 a.m. 10 p.m. - 6 a.m. Shift times may vary slightly. Weekend hours are required. Compensation & Benefits: Starting Base Wage: $15.00 per hour Weekend Differential: Receive an additional $1.00 per hour for all hours worked between Friday at 3 p.m. and Monday at 6 a.m. Medication Administration Bonus: Eligible for a $0.25/hour raise after successfully completing our medication administration training. 1st Year Evaluation Increase: After one year, you are eligible for a 3-5% increase to your base hourly rate, based on your performance evaluation. Requirements: Must be at least 18 years of age. Must hold a High School Diploma or GED. Come make a profound difference in the lives of the individuals we serve! Apply now

Job Description ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Supported Employment Adhere to the “Provider Agreement” between OVR and The Arc Provide individuals with frequent and intensive support prior to employment, during initial employment and after the provision of OVR services to maintain employment Assist individuals to enter competitive integrated employment as quickly as possible, achieve stability in a competitive integrated work setting with natural supports, and move into extended services, as needed with other long-term funding sources Participate in trainings determined necessary by OVR Provide collaboration/support for employers to ensure successful placement in employment locations Collaborate with potential employers to secure integrated employment locations for individuals Direct Support Maintain constant awareness of, and philosophically support the individual's right to live their own Everyday Life Respect the individuals' life decisions and assist them in making sure their decisions are upheld Provide direct contact hours as established by The Arc during the individuals' programming hours Advocate for and provide training and direction to the individual in resolving personal problems related to living within the community Provide support and direction to the individual in maintaining their home Demonstrate knowledge of each individuals' diverse needs by: Reading each updated version of the ISP Participating as a team member for the individual at their ISP meetings Implementing goals as outlined in the ISP Documenting goal progress (or lack of) on monthly progress reports, and ensuring that monthly progress reports are turned in on time each month Transport and/or provide transportation for each individual while on program to work, social events, medical appointments, etc. as indicated by the individual Other Promote agency values during and outside of office hours Engage in The Arc's community in a positive and productive way Communicate with co-workers, management, clients, and others in a professional manner Conform and abide by all regulations, policies, work procedures, and instructions All other duties as assigned QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skills, and/or abilities required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. EDUCATION AND/OR EXPERIENCE: Must be 18 years of age and hold a valid driver's license and have a good driving record. A high school diploma or equivalent education is required. Each Supported Employment Specialist is required to maintain a minimum of training hours as determined by the agency. Must also complete the Association of Community Rehabilitation Educators (ACRE) Basic Employment Certificate. REASONING ABILITY: Employee should have the ability to apply creative problem-solving skills and deal with problems positively in a constantly changing environment. Employee should also be able to communicate with a wide variety of individuals and adapt to communication needs as necessary. Employee should apply understanding and problem-solving skills to carry out detailed written or oral instructions. PHYSICAL DEMANDS: While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to stand and sit for long periods of time and walk on a very frequent basis. Employee will be required to provide direct service when available for individuals without staff, so the employee should be able to move with minimal limitations to accommodate a variety of individuals' interests and activities. JOB-RELATED EXPECTATIONS: Proficient with MS Office, including Word and Excel Excellent organizational skills Flexible schedule Ability to communicate (verbally and written) professionally with individuals at all levels of the organization and external contacts Problem-solver Self-motivated Dependable Manage time efficiently Solid decision-making skills Ability to multi-task Regular attendance required Ability to maintain the integrity of highly confidential information Strong attention to detail and high degree of accuracy Driving expected

Job Description ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Advocate for and provide training and direction to the individuals in resolving personal problems related to living within the community, including but not limited to: family matters as needed obtaining/refilling prescriptions grocery shopping independence in decision-making Demonstrates knowledge of each individual's diverse needs by: Reading each updated version of the Individual Support Plan Participating as a team member for the individual at their Individual Support Plan meetings Implementing goals as outlined in the Individual Support Plan Documenting goal progress (or lack of) on monthly progress reports, and ensuring that monthly progress reports are turned in on time each month Transports and/or provides transportation for each individual while on program to work, social events, medical appointments, etc. as indicated by the individual. Accompanies and provides direction to individuals at meetings, appointments, shopping, work, etc. Maintains a healthy and habitable home for individuals in their care. Prepares healthy meals as chosen and agreed upon by the individuals residing in the home. Ensures a sanitary environment through general cleaning (vacuuming, dusting, mopping, doing dishes) Assist in maintaining the hygiene of each individual per their needs. Communicate home and individual needs and issues with the Program Specialist. Communicate and work as a team with other Residential Support Professionals working in the home. Assists individual in arranging for additional care and services they may need. Household chores as necessary (lawn care, snow shoveling, etc.) Participate in a minimum of 24 hours per year of training designed to develop basic knowledge, skills, abilities and attitudes as necessary to assist program individuals to live as independently as possible. Assist individuals in developing social skills such as taking part in conversations, participating in home and out of home activities and practicing good manners in dealing with people. Assist with or conduct recreational and social activities. Assist in maintaining the residential unit in good condition and in accordance with applicable fire and safety rules and regulations. Attend staff meetings and conferences as assigned. Follow, maintain, and implement applicable regulations. Respond to individual behaviors using non-violent crisis intervention. All other duties as assigned. QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skills, and/or abilities required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Residential Support Professional must maintain regular work attendance, and report to work as scheduled and on time. Each Residential Support Professional is required to come to one staff meeting each month. EDUCATION AND/OR EXPERIENCE: Must be 18 years of age and hold a valid driver's license and have a good driving record. A high school diploma or equivalent education is required. Each Residential Support Professional is required to maintain a minimum of training hours as determined by the agency. REASONING ABILITY: Employee should have the ability to apply creative problem solving skills and deal with problems positively in a constantly changing environment. Employee should also be able to communicate with a wide variety of individuals and adapt to communication needs as necessary. Employee should apply understanding and problem solving skills to carry out detailed written or oral instructions. PHYSICAL DEMANDS: While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to stand and sit for long periods of time and walk on a very frequent basis. Employee will be required to provide direct service to individuals, so the employee should be able to move and lift with minimal limitations to accommodate a variety of individuals' interests and physical demands. JOB-RELATED EXPECTATIONS: Knowledge of principles and practices of Everyday Lives and Positive Approaches Upholds the values of The Arc Ability to communicate (verbally and written) professionally with individuals at all levels of the organization and external contacts Problem-solver Self-motivated Dependable Manage time efficiently Solid decision-making skills Regular attendance required Ability to maintain the integrity of highly confidential information Ability to work in a team setting

Do you want to help make a difference in your community? Developing Potential, Inc. is currently hiring full-time Direct Support Professionals. We offer a sign-on bonus, paid training, a comprehensive benefit plan, and a Monday - Friday schedule working on the day shift. Benefit Highlights: Sign-on bonus - $400 after 1 month of employment Insurance - Health, Dental, Vision Life, Accident, and Critical Illness Employee Assistance Program Flexible Spending Accounts Paid Training Vacation Sick Paid Holidays As a Direct Support Professional you will: Work Monday - Friday in a day shift position. No weekends, or holidays. Teach individualized socialization and living skills to individuals having developmental disabilities through a culture of gentleness and respect. Develop and implement daily programs for each individual assigned in a team or 1:1 setting in regards to program goals, independent living skills, self-help skills, life skills, self-advocacy in learning preferences/choices/communication skills, and community integration skills as well as other goals as indicated in the individual's annual plan. Implement training goals for program participants. Support program participants with personal care needs such as toileting, assistance with lunch, ROM, sensory needs, using Hoyer lifts, etc. Complete all documentation/charting by using the computer system. If you have experience with Therap, that's a plus! Implement community volunteer site activities and on-site program/school activities. The minimum qualifications for this position are: A valid driver's license, current auto insurance, and a reliable vehicle. High School Diploma or equivalent A stable work history It is not required, but if you are a CNA, that's a plus! About Us: Developing Potential, Inc. is a nationally accredited CARF Day Habilitation program that began providing support services to adults with developmental disabilities in Jackson County in 1993. DPI's program focuses on building strengths, fostering independence, changing lives, and developing potential. This mission drives DPI's program services and the commitment DPI has to help individuals achieve an adult, dignified lifestyle. Today, DPI continues to grow and the program continues to evolve to meet the needs of families throughout Jackson County. We are interested in employing people who want to make a difference in the lives of people with disabilities. Developing Potential, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer. All applicants will be considered without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability, or any other legally protected status. Benefits: Dental insurance Disability insurance Employee assistance program Flexible spending account Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Retirement plan Vision insurance Schedule: 8-hour shift Day shift Monday to Friday Education: High school or equivalent (Preferred) Experience: Caregiving: 1 year (Preferred) License/Certification: Driver's License (Preferred) CNA (Preferred) This Job Is: A job for which military-experienced candidates are encouraged to apply Open to applicants who do not have a college diploma Company's website: *************************** Company's Facebook page: *************************************** COVID-19 Precaution(s): Remote interview process Personal protective equipment provided or required Temperature screenings Sanitizing, disinfecting, or cleaning procedures in place

About Us: Boone County Family Resources is a rapidly growing community-based agency committed to supporting Boone County residents with developmental disabilities and their families to THRIVE in our community, CONNECT with others and ACHIEVE their personal goals. Position Information: Boone County Family Resources is seeking a qualified candidate for the position of Direct Support Specialist in our residential program for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Our Agency strongly believes that every individual deserves the opportunity to achieve their fullest potential. The right candidate will be passionate about helping the people we serve thrive in our community, connect with others, and achieve their personal goals. The Direct Support Specialist is responsible for: Developing a rapport with residents and cultivating a safe and supportive relationship Assisting individuals with disabilities thriving in their homes by providing support with completing personal hygiene, grooming, cooking, laundry, cleaning, and shopping. Supporting individuals with connecting in the community by assisting with transportation to work, activities, and appointments and providing support as needed during activities at various community locations. Encouraging individuals to achieve their personal goals through the implementation of planned services and working collaboratively with other team members. Work closely with the person served, their plan teams, and supervisors to develop, implement, and monitor/ report progress on individual plan goals Minimum Qualifications: Bachelor's degree or 4 years of experience working with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities Experience providing direct care to persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities preferred Ability to obtain a Class E Chauffeurs license Access to a licensed and insured vehicle Demonstrate responsibility and maturity with excellent communication and organizational skills Ability to pass applicable background checks and a pre-employment drug screening Physical Requirements: Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds at a time May require prolonged periods of standing, bending, or walking. Not sure if you qualify? Apply and let's review! Schedule: 40 hours per week with shifts ranging from 8-10 hours on weeknights, weekends, and some holidays. Staff works with individuals with ID/DD in a residential apartment setting. Benefits: Health & Wellness : Medical, Dental, and Vision for employees and dependents Health Savings Account and Flexible Spending Account Employee Assistance Programs Financial Well-being: Competitive Compensation Up to 5% increase after successful completion of the introductory period Life Insurance LAGERS Pension Plan Deferred Compensation 457(b) plans, College savings through MOST Missouri's 529 Education Plan Paid Time Off: Date of Hire to 4 years = 2 weeks vacation 5-9 years = 3 weeks vacation 10-14 years = 4 weeks vacation 15-19 = 4.5 weeks of vacation 20 or more years = 5 weeks of vacation Sick time accrued per pay period with no annual cap Annual Personal and Wellness Days 11 annual paid Holidays Other Employment with Boone County Family Resources qualifies for some student loan forgiveness programs Boone County Family Resources is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to cultivating an inclusive working environment for all employees. Job Type: Full-Time Salary: Starting at $20.00/hour with additional weekend incentive. Eligible for merit-based raises at 6 months, 1 year, and annually thereafter. To view our DEI Statement, please copy and paste the following URL into your browser: www.bcfr.org/about/dei-mission-statement/ To request ADA accommodations, please call the Human Resources Manager or Director of Compliance at 573-874-1995.