Direct Support Professional - Group Home (Josephine County) at Premier Community Supports LLC

Grants Pass, Oregon, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

03 Feb, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

05 Nov, 25

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Person-Centered Thinking, Skill-Building, Conflict Resolution, Time Management, Organization, Multitasking, Problem-Solving, Communication, Empathy, Patience, Positive Attitude, Motivation, Support, Flexibility, CPR Certification, First Aid Certification

Industry

Medical Practices

Description

Description Job Title: Direct Support Professional – Group Home Location: Grants Pass / Merlin, Oregon Employment Type: Part-Time (Relief) Start Date: Immediate openings (x2) About Premier Community Supports Premier Community Supports is a growing, compassionate leader in person-centered in-home and community services—covering everything from day programming and positive behavior support to around-the-clock residential care. With a passionate team of over 2,200 professionals and a foundation built on integrity, quality, and genuine care, we empower individuals and partners through collaborative, customized support. As an organization still developing our internal structures and systems, we thrive on innovation and proactive problem-solving. If you’re energized by building frameworks from the ground up, driven by impact, and passionate about meaningful teamwork—you’ll find a dynamic, purpose-driven home here. What You’ll Do As a Direct Support Professional (DSP), you’ll be the heart of the home — assisting residents with daily living, helping build skills, ensuring safety, and making each day meaningful. On any given shift you will: Support residents’ chosen lifestyles by helping with activities of daily living (bathing, dressing, grooming, hygiene, mobility) Assist with meal planning, preparation, grocery shopping, and maintaining a clean, safe, home-like environment Accompany residents in the community for appointments, social outings, employment training, recreation, and errands Implement individualized support plans (Person-Centered Plans, Behavior Support Plans) and document notes, incident reports, progress updates Observe health and behavioral changes, collaborate with clinical and management teams, and advocate for resident needs and rights Promote social inclusion, skill-building, independence, and community connection Work collaboratively with your team to foster a nurturing, respectful, and high-quality environment Provide weekend, evening or overnight coverage as part of the schedule (depending on your shift) Skills & Competencies Person-centered thinking and practice: recognizing the strengths, preferences, goals of each resident and supporting autonomy. Ability to encourage skill-building (daily living, social, community, employment) rather than simply doing tasks for the resident. Conflict resolution/de-escalation, behavior support implementation (if applicable). Reliable time management, organization, multitasking and problem-solving. Warmth and professionalism in interacting with residents, families, staff, and external service providers. Work Environment Schedule: Includes live-in shifts and day shifts (required) Residential home (group home) environment with up to 3+ residents. Regular interaction with residents with varying levels of ability and support needs; may involve physical assistance and behavior support. Travel in the community (i.e., to appointments, activities) required. Adherence to safety, health, and regulatory standards at all times. Requirements What We’re Looking For We value attitude, compassion, and growth. Here’s what helps you succeed: High school diploma or GED (or equivalent) Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation Clean background check, drug screening, and health screening (in line with state requirements) Strong communication skills (both verbal and written) and good documentation Physical ability to perform tasks such as lifting, bending, standing, assisting residents with mobility or transfers (where applicable). Demonstrated empathy, patience, positive attitude, ability to motivate and support people toward greater independence. Ability to work flexible hours (including weekends, nights, holidays), depending on house staffing needs. Preferred: Experience working with adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities (IDD), mental health conditions, and challenging behaviors. Required: Certifications in CPR/First Aid, crisis intervention/de-escalation, medication administration. (We will provide this training if needed). What We Offer Training and professional development opportunities A fulfilling role where your work truly makes a difference A collaborative team environment with supportive leadership and meaningful peer relationships Why You’ll Love Working Here Feel valued every day knowing you’re helping individuals live their best lives Join a team that cares about each other and supports growth and wellbeing Be part of a home-like setting—not just “a job” but a community

Responsibilities

As a Direct Support Professional, you will assist residents with daily living activities, promote skill-building, and ensure their safety and well-being. You will also implement individualized support plans and collaborate with clinical and management teams to advocate for resident needs.