Residential Group Home Assistant Manager

Residential Group Home Assistant Manager

Join our team and support adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in living independent, meaningful lives in their own homes and day programs. Build relationships, teach life skills, and assist with daily routines in a rewarding, purpose-driven role.
A perfect job for those interested in the fields of nursing, medical supports, social work, behavior supports, and therapy, but anyone with a desire to help others will find it rewarding and meaningful.

Responsibilities

• Conducting emergency drills
• Tracking individual finances and purchases
• Planning daily activities and outings
• Providing creative and fun learning opportunities
• Checking direct support staff documentation for accuracy and completion
• Helping cover open shifts as needed
• Patience, Understanding, Joy, Laughter, Creativity and Enthusiasm
• Willingness to pass a background investigation
• Provide compassionate care and support to individuals with developmental disabilities in a group home setting
• Assist individuals with daily living activities (ADLs) such as personal hygiene, meal preparation, and medication management
• Observe and report any changes in individuals' behavior or health status
• Maintain a clean and safe environment for residents
• Foster effective communication and build positive relationships with individuals and their families
• Collaborate with team members to ensure the highest quality of care

• Must be 21+ years old and have had a driver's license for 3+ years in order to transport individuals with Danville vans
• At least 6 months of caregiving experience is preferred
• Strong caregiving skills with a focus on supporting individuals with developmental disabilities
• Excellent communication skills to effectively interact with individuals and their families
• Ability to assist with activities of daily living (ADLs) and provide hygiene care
• Experience in group home settings or long-term care is a plus, but not required
• Basic knowledge of first aid and safety protocols is beneficial
• Willingness to learn and adapt in a caregiving environment

• Experience with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities, including autism, acquired brain injury, down syndrome, and many other unique needs
• DSP caregiving skills
• Knowledge of medical, psychological, and social supports
• Positive Behavior Supports, relationship building, and communication skills
• A meaningful, rewarding career

• $17-$19 per hour
• Full-Time (30+ hrs)
• $250 Sign-On Bonus upon completion of training
• PTO, Medical, Dental and Life Insurance; Short/Long Term Disability; Employee Assistance Program; Health Savings Account
• Ongoing paid training and development