Part-Time Direct Support Professional - 1:1 Supports
Community Living Grimsby, Lincoln & West Linc
- Grimsby, ON
- Permanent
- Temps-partiel
- Assist with task assignments and contextual work explanation under the direction of the Team Lead.
- Aid individual in financial matters
- Contribute to the development and implementation of Individual Support Plans (ISP) and Person-Centered Plans (PCP).
- Administer medication
- Foster client-centered approaches to encourage skill development, self-determination, and community inclusion.
- Provide personal care with respect for individual dignity and preferences.
- Implement program activities and goals while networking within the community for inclusion opportunities.
- Assist with daily living tasks such as laundry, cleaning and meal prep.
- Maintain clear and effective communication with stakeholders through various formats.
- Provide positive feedback to clients, supervisors, and external parties.
- Ensure accurate documentation and reporting in compliance with regulatory requirements.
- Collaborate respectfully with colleagues and contribute to a positive workplace environment.
- Participate in team meetings and share information for consistency of care.
- Ensure safety, security, and wellness of clients and colleagues.
- Adhere to all applicable legislation and contribute to identifying areas for improvement.
- Participate in ongoing professional development and training.
- Advocating for Others (Level 3) – Calculates impact of actions or words;
- Collaboration (Level 3) – Encourages others;
- Creative Problem Solving & Decision Making (Level 3) – Understands and acts on basic relationships;
- Fostering Independence in Others (Level 3) – Delegates;
- Initiative (Level 3) - Thinks and plans ahead;
- Interpersonal Relations & Respect (Level 3) – Effectively uses empathy;
- Resilience (Level 4) – Delivers results with a high level of consistency over a long period of time.
- Threshold Competencies: Flexibility; Values and Ethics; Self-Control; and Service Orientation.
- General educational background, usually equivalent to a Grade XII high school education.
- A relevant 2-year Community College Diploma, related University Degree or equivalent experience in the field is considered an asset.
- Experience in the social services field, preferably with individuals with developmental disabilities is considered an asset.
- Fluency in the French language is considered an asset.
- Police clearance with vulnerable sector screening.
- A valid G driver's license and insurable by the agency’s insurance company.
- Demonstrated problem-solving skills and ability to respond to individual needs and crisis situations in a calm, productive manner.
- Well-developed organizational and communication skills are essential.
- Experience working with and following Behaviour Support Plans (BSP’s) is considered an asset.
- Must be committed to be available for call in shifts.