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now hiring direct support professionals!
What is a Direct Support Professional?
Direct Support Professionals work alongside individuals with different-abilities, helping them achieve their goals while promoting dignity, independence and a safe, healthy environment. We are looking for healthcare focused college students to support our friends while we support you!
WHAT DOES A DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL DO?
Help adults living with different-abilities with the following:
- Assist patients with all aspects of ambulation including, assisting in use of Trams and Gait Trainers; including don and doff ankle foot orthotics (AFOs), use of manual and automatic wheelchairs
- Assist individuals with personal care tasks such as showers, bathing, hair, basic grooming, incontinence care, colostomy care and toileting needs including hand held urinals
- Assist individuals with transfers and using hoyer lifts
- Assist individuals with completing daily activities, positioning and goals
- Assist individuals with feeding, including
- Preparing meals
- Using adaptive equipment and utensils
- Follow formula preparation for those on special diets
- Administer formula/nutrition via g-tube and g/j tube
- Administer formula/nutrition using various feeding pumps
- Assist individuals with respiratory care, trach care, pulmonary vest treatments, inhalants, nebulizer treatments and suctioning
- Observing and reporting any changes in individuals, whether it be physical, social, or emotional
- Complete proper charting and documentation via Full Circle Care’s (FCC) electronic charting system
- Assist in preparing and administering medication including preparing and passing medication for all patients. FCC implements safe handling, administration and disposal methods that meet CARF standards. This includes injections, topical medications, administering medications via G or J tubes, daily and PRN medications.
- Assist individuals with community connections, community outings and integration
- Following CLS & Skill building programs
- Housekeeping tasks & using ladders
- Deep cleaning and maintaining a sanitary environment for residents
- Assisting with oxygen use, monitoring heart rate, temperature, blood pressure and oxygen saturation,
- Work and coordinate with an interdisciplinary team including case managers, social workers, community mental health, direct family contact, physicians, pharmacy, occupational and physical therapists to advocate for each individual
The FCC Difference
- Paid hands-on training..no experience needed!
- Flexible, set schedules to accommodate class schedules, with the ability to pick up hours
- Job security, with schedule flexibility as semesters change
- Community of support, including managers, family members and professionals dedicated to your success while in school
- Opportunity for Patient Care Hours, Class Credit AND paid internship credit ) depending on school and program)
- Competitive technology use for charting and documentation
- Holiday Pay, incentive bonuses and free snacks!
requirements
In addition, Full Circle Care employees must be able to comply with Medicaid requirements including (but not limited to):
- Must be 18 years or older
- Provide an unrestricted driver’s license
- Pass a criminal background check and be in good standing with the law according to the Medicaid Provider Manual
- Be able to prevent the transmission of any communicable disease from self to others
- Be able to communicate expressively and receptively in order to follow each consumer’s plan requirements and emergency procedures and report on activities performed
- Complete Recipient Rights Training through Network180
- Complete Fist Aid and CPR training
- Complete training on each consumers IPOS and Crisis Plans
Terms of Employment:
Pay rate and work week to be established by Full Circle Care.
Annual evaluation to be completed by immediate supervisor.
Full Circle Care is an equal opportunity employer.
live in opportunity!
Just as it sounds, a house sister is typically a staff member of Full Circle Care that lives at one of our locations with the residents of Olivia's Gift. The house sisters provides added safety during overnight hours to assist in the event of an emergency.
What is a house sister?
A House Sister position offers a unique opportunity for both students and our friends at Olivia's Gift (OG)!
What is a House Sister?
Just as it sounds, a house sister is typically a staff member of Full Circle Care that lives at one of our locations with the residents of Olivia's Gift. The house sisters provide added safety during overnight hours to assist in the event of an emergency.
What is the living space like?
There are two individual bedrooms on the upper level of the house. The bedrooms have a shared full bathroom with a double vanity. Each bedroom has its own mini refrigerator and walk in closet. There is a shared living space, pantry, cleaning closet ,and additional bathroom for house sister use as well. Lots of privacy and space!
What is the commitment?
As a house sister, you are committing to being in the house between the hours of 11pm and 6am. This schedule can vary based on the schedules of both committed house sisters, meaning you are not committing to every night. House sisters are not required to be awake during these hours.
What are the perks?
- House sisters live at OG RENT FREE! We provide for all cleaning supplies, utilities, and laundry detergent.
- If a house sister is woken up for an emergency, they are paid for their time.
- A $600 stipend is available after 6 months as a house sister.
- House sisters that also work as Direct Support Professionals will be compensated at a rate of $17/hour.
- The biggest perks, however, are definitely the relationships that are formed by providing friendship and love to our friends at OG!
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Hours
Contact Hours
Monday - Friday: 9am - 5pm