Day Support Specialist

Duties And Responsibilities

• Performance of daily program tasks to actively engage individuals in various settings to increase aptitude.
• Teach, assist and supervise individuals in activities/jobs relative to program scope.
• Organize outings and provide individuals with multiple options.
• Aid individuals with personal care while demonstrating proper technique.
• Provide data and input on individual’s plan and level of need.
• Maintain on-going case records of individuals needs and services.
• Document the individual’s time, attendance, and behavioral data.
• Organize and file records specific to individual’s daily routine.
• Document ISP objectives, behavior data, participation and production for each assigned individual.
• Notify supervisor/team of any behavioral or routine changes.
• Transport individuals in a safe manner to and from residential and community settings.
• Transport individuals to, from and between activities and work sites.
• Maintain vehicle cleanliness.
• Maintain accurate vehicle logs and report any damage in a timely manner.

Qualifications

• A High School diploma or GED.
• A valid driver’s license with reliable transportation.
• Knowledge of DDS systems.
• Medication Certification through DDS, First Aid, CPR and PMT certifications must be acquired within six months of hire date and maintained throughout employment.