Supportive Living Companion

About the role

The Supportive Living Companion works under immediate supervision, providing individually tailored services and activities within the consumer's home and community. Services are delivered to assist in acquiring, retaining, and improving the consumer's self-help, socialization, and adaptive skills, aligning with active treatment, goals, and objectives.

Responsibilities

• Provides services and activities to the consumer within their home and community as determined by goals and objectives in a person-centered plan.
• Trains and supports the individual in independent living skills, home management skills, cooking, cleaning, socialization, including supported employment in the community, and other identified skills needed to foster independence.
• Follows procedures within 24 hours for incidents identified according to Department of Human Services policy.
• Completes activity logs that occur during the work time frame as identified within the person-centered plan objectives.
• If necessary, ensures the consumer is reminded when it is necessary to take and/or refill medication.
• Completes and provides documents as required.
• Maintains compliance with required personnel documents.

Requirements

• High School diploma or GED
• One (1) year of relevant, supervised work experience with public health, human services, or other community service agency
• Two (2) years' verifiable successful experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities
• CNA Certification or Medical Assistant certification for a special entry rate
• The ability to understand written activity plans, execute instructions, and document services delivered
• The ability to communicate effectively with consumers
• The ability to access emergency service systems
• The ability to access transportation services required as appropriate
• Satisfactory completion of a criminal background check, adult and child maltreatment registry checks, and a drug screen prior to employment

Qualifications

• The ability to understand written activity plans, execute instructions, and document services delivered
• The ability to communicate effectively with consumers
• The ability to access emergency service systems
• The ability to access transportation services required as appropriate
• Satisfactory completion of a criminal background check, adult and child maltreatment registry checks, and a drug screen prior to employment

Skills

• Ability to understand and follow written activity plans
• Effective communication skills
• Access to emergency and transportation services
• Understanding of child and adult maltreatment registry checks
• Completion of a drug screen

Benefits

N/A

Pay

$12.66 - $13.16 per hour

Schedule

FRIDAY, 5:00PM-8:00PM; SATURDAY/SUNDAY, 9:00AM-5:00PM