Direct Support Professional (DSP) - Friday Through Monday, 3:00 PM - 11:00 PM

Description $21.00/hour | Fri - Mon: 3 pm-11 pm | Paid Training | Great Benefits

Current Shifts Available Full-Time Opportunities Friday – Monday, 3

00 PM–11:00 PM About Our House, Inc. At Our House, Inc., our mission is to provide healthy, stimulating, and inclusive environments for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Through community residences, employment services, innovative day programs, and social opportunities, we empower people to live meaningful, productive, and independent lives.

Our Interview Process We believe in transparency and respect for your time. Once an application is fully completed and meets the minimum requirements, our recruitment team will respond within 48 business hours via email with an invitation to attend a group interview. While the interview is conducted in a group format, it is still an individual evaluation. During this session, we will walk applicants through everything you want to know about working at Our House, Inc., including: The full interview and hiring process Background check requirements and timelines Available openings, shifts, and locations (applicants may change shift or location preferences during the interview process) Pre-employment requirements Training schedule and onboarding expectations Benefits, compensation, and growth opportunities Our goal is to ensure you leave the interview with a clear understanding of the role, expectations, and next steps—while we also take time to get to know you and determine if the role is a good mutual fit.

If you’re looking for a people-first career where your work truly matters, this is your chance to make a daily impact and obtain a career with purpose!

Position Summary

As a Direct Support Professional (DSP), you will support adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in group homes or apartments. You’ll assist with daily living skills, community inclusion, and personal growth—helping individuals gain independence while ensuring their health, safety, and well-being. This role is ideal for compassionate professionals with experience in caregiving, human services, behavioral health, education, or healthcare—or those looking to grow a long-term career in the DD/IDD field.

What You’ll Gain Purpose-driven work that directly improves lives Paid, agency-provided training Opportunities for career growth within the DD/IDD community Supportive team environment focused on quality care Competitive pay and strong benefits

Requirements

Support residents with daily routines and independent living skills (nutrition, hygiene, money management, social skills, etc.) Assist with personal care and medical needs Administer and document medications accurately Transport residents to medical appointments and community activities using agency vehicles Facilitate community inclusion (bowling, movies, fairs, outings, and social events) Ensure resident safety, dignity, and well-being at all times Maintain accurate documentation in electronic health records (EHR) systems Advocate for residents’ rights and individual goals Participate in staff meetings, trainings, and team collaboration