Overnight Direct Support Professional (DSP)

Apple Valley, Burnsville, Rosemount, Inver Grove Heights, Mendota Heights, MN Full Time, MN

Part Time to Full Time

DSP

Entry Level

We are a company that specializes in enriching the lives of individuals with developmental disabilities by providing creative and quality care in all areas of their lives! We are looking for staff that are dependable, energetic, and quick on their feet and are committed to helping our individuals live their best life!
Creative Care Resources overnight shifts are typically from 10 pm to 8 am the following day. During overnight shifts, staff are expected to follow all of the trainings and procedures as daytime staff, but they do have the ability to sleep if the individuals are also asleep and in a safe setting.
As a Creative Care Resources Direct Support Staff you should be:

Be a team-player and have the ability to work with others to help ensure consistency in care
Be an effective communicator
Possess a sincere desire to help our individuals grow in skills and work towards long-term goals
Aspire to truly enhance the lives of our individuals by engaging in meaningful interactions, helping them access the community safely and providing them with excellent care from the beginning to the end of your shift!
Have reliable transportation to and from work and ability to be on time for scheduled shifts

Requirements:

Must be 18 years of age or older
Demonstrate the desire, skills and abilities to work with persons with special needs (training is provided)
Pass a Criminal Background Check
Valid driver's license & clean driving record preferred
Demonstrate a positive demeanor & outlook
Full Time requires working a minimum 30 hours per week
Part Time hours are between 7 & 30 hours per week
Ability to stand, walk, sit, take stairs, bending/twisting, kneeling/crouching
Ability to lift up to 50 lbs.
A willingness to work independently and as part of a team
Read, write and speak English proficiently
Ability to count and manage money
Ability to routinely operate basic equipment such as a calculator and telephone, household appliances, fire and alarm systems
High school diploma or equivalent preferred
1 year experience working with persons with special needs is preferred

Excellent benefits: ** Only available for Full time employees

Medical Insurance **
Dental Insurance **
Flexible Spending Account **
Paid Time Off
401k
Vision Insurance **
Aflac **
Free life insurance **
Flexible scheduling (days, evenings, weekends, overnights)
Paid Training
Opportunities for advancement
Years of service annual bonus
Company Events

Hourly Rate: $18.75
Employees are also eligible for a quarterly incentive program after successfully completing their training period.
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