KenCrest·Blue Bell, South Dakota
Provide comprehensive support to individuals with developmental disabilities and their families, including scheduling and escorting them to medical appointments. Maintain individual records, handle administrative computer work, and assist in emergency situations.
The LifeSharing Support Professional is responsible to provide an array of supports to the Lifesharing individual and their family. They are responsible for the care of the individuals supported through Lifesharing, ensuring that the unique needs of each person are met.
include scheduling and escorting individuals to doctors' appointments, maintaining individual records, assisting with van runs, organizing files, computer work, and assisting in emergency situations.
Must have good people skills, good communication skills, positive approaches and experience with people with developmental disabilities.
30am - 4:30pm Monday through Friday but will occasionally require flexibility. Great team atmosphere.
Requires a High School Diploma or GED and at least two years of experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities. Must possess a valid driver's license, a clear criminal record, and proficiency in Microsoft Office.
Market context
In South Dakota, Lifesharing Support Professional roles are typically driven by ongoing demand for direct support services for individuals with developmental disabilities. These positions are competitive because employers often look for a mix of hands-on care experience, reliable transportation, and basic office skills, along with a clean background and strong documentation habits. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to quickly confirm fit, then highlight your developmental-disability experience and driver’s license in your application.
