Assist individuals with performing activities of daily living skills and grooming needs as appropriate while in the community.
Develop individualized calendars for preferred community participation.
Provide transportation for individuals to destinations and participate in community events.
Assist individuals with accessing community resources.
Provide consistent supervision for community activities.
Encourage peer-to-peer interaction and socialization with persons who are not disabled.
Provide positive behavioral support when individuals display challenging behaviors.
Follow regulations established by MARRY’S HOUSE LLC, Offices of Licensing and Human Rights, and Medicaid when providing services.
Assist individuals with appropriate use of leisure time.
Administer medication as prescribed by physicians.
Document service delivery and develop well-written progress notes according to service plans.
Initiate incident reports for serious injuries and other incidents happening on-site.
Attend in-services as scheduled & maintain required certifications.
Support individuals with meal preparation and eating skills according to dietary plans.
Clean equipment and document results on the equipment log.
Work extra hours as needed to cover emergencies and vacancies.
Qualifications:
Skilled in writing progress notes and documenting services.
Ability to administer medication.
Effective written & oral communication skills.
Familiar with principles of behavioral modification.
High School diploma or GED + one (1) year of experience working with the population served is preferred.
Pass a criminal background and registry check.
Possess a valid driver’s license and have a satisfactory driving record.
Certifications required in Medication, Behavior Management, DSP Orientation, Blood Bourne Pathogens, Human Rights, Person Centeredness, Emergency Preparedness, Home Community Based Services, Reporting and Documenting Serious Injuries Levels 1, 2 & 3.
