Essential Duties
Program Compliance Responsibilities

• To complete assigned checks to ensure that OBI provides quality services and a safe environment for participants. This would include but not limited to van checks for proper wheelchair securement, van cleanliness checks, zoom participation and equipment checks, and ensuring quality checks are being complete.
• Work in conjunction with OBI’s management team to complete specialized tasks or projects to enhance the quality of the program being offered, to support DSPs, and to develop new processes that benefit all of OBI.
• Work collaboratively with all team leads in the areas of virtual services, activity execution, community access and integration, and quality care.
• Help to implement changes that may be needed in response to incidents that occur. Specifically, assist with implementing corrective measures outlined in OBI’s Plans of Correction.

• To provide assistance with ADLs to adults (participants) diagnosed with intellectual and developmental disabilities as needed. This could include but is not limited to assistance with eating/drinking, toileting, dressing, writing, verbal communications, sharing of information between participant and other individuals, etc.
• To identify and offer activities that are meaningful to the individual being supported, being sure to seek participant and caregiver input to help guide services.
• To act in a manner that is dignified, respectful, and honors the participant’s rights, preferences and needs as determined within the person-centered plan (PCP).
• Provide activities in-person while following all health and safety guidelines, and provide virtual activities using secure, OBI-approved platforms (i.e., zoom, facetime, etc.)
• Provide accurate and quality documentation of all services provided, in accordance with OBI, state, and federal regulations by entering service data into ICare Manager each day that services are provided.
• Work directly with participants in helping achieve individual goals and objectives.
• Participate in the development of the participant’s person-centered plan (PCP).
• Work with supervisors and case coordinators to communicate the preferences of the participants to ensure this is reflected within the person-centered plan (PCP).
• Participate in ongoing in-service training and maintain all DDA and OBI required trainings.
• Participate in specialized training for any assigned participant, which includes reviewing and signing off on the person-centered plan (PCP) and behavior plan (BP) when applicable.
• Train Direct Support Professionals about individual specific training as needed.
• Driving your own personal vehicle and/or an agency vehicle to provide community and/or employment transportation to the participants.
•  Cover virtual services as needed.
• Assist with ensuring there are meaningful activities for program participants.
• Be a Certified Medication Technician or have the ability to become a Certified Medication Technician.

• Assist with the training of DSPs assuring that DSPs understand and are comfortable with their responsibilities and duties. This includes but not limited to ratio training, PCP, mentoring, etc.
• Provide assistance to the program Manager and Director as needed.

Non-Essential Duties

• Attend external meetings, conferences and training as needed/requested by supervisor.
• Additional duties as assigned by the Director.
• Daily adherence to OBI’s core values:
  • Communication & Collaboration
  • Integrity
  • Creativity
  • Diversity & Inclusion
  • Compassion & Respect

Qualifications

• High School diploma, GED, or equivalent in work experience.
• Valid Driver’s license, no more than 3 points on driving record and 3+ years driving experience.
• Ability to perform and meet job and physical requirements listed below.
• Smart phone with internet capability and basic knowledge of internet, apps, email and GPS.
• Minimum of 1 year experience working with people with intellectual and physical disabilities (may include personal experience from having a family member or member(s) with a disability)
• Able to perform with autonomy, as well as in a team-oriented environment.
• Strong organizational skills and the ability to prioritize.

Physical Requirements

The basic physical requirements described here are representative of those that are required daily as a Day Habilitation Direct Support Professional (DSP) to successfully perform the essential functions of this job.

• Lifting/transferring approximately 50 to 100 pounds (usually with assistance).
• Pushing/pulling (i.e. wheelchair) 100 pounds.
• Frequent standing; walking; sitting; squatting; bending; reaching; fine motor skills.

Opportunity Builders, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer. All applicants will be considered for employment without attention to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran, or disability status.