QDDP - Qualified Developmental Disability Professional - Now Hiring

Help at Home is hiring a Qualified Developmental Disability Professional!

Offering weekly pay!

Help at Home is the nation's leading provider of high-quality support services to seniors and people with disabilities. Our clients need us more than ever to continue living independently in their own homes, while staying safe from high-risk facilities.

Help at Home leads the home care industry in protecting our clients and caregivers. We provide priority vaccine access, a ready supply of quality PPE, and up-to-date training.

At Help at Home, our QDDPs focus on clients, employees, referral sources, while ensuring the delivery of quality services. This coordination occurs with the training of employees and frequent communication with clients, families, and referral sources.

Benefits

Help at Home strives to be an employer of choice in your community and our employees are the foundation of our work. Eligible staff have the opportunity to enroll in a wide variety of benefit programs, along with lucrative bonuses in certain areas.

We offer a variety of in-depth training opportunities in order to provide our staff with the tools to be successful. Help at Home also offers strong career path possibilities for employees who are committed to growing within the organization.

Join us today and become a Help at Home Hero!

A typical day for a Qualified Developmental Disability Professional includes:

Individual Support Planning:

• Actively participating in the development and implementation of the Individual Support Plan (ISPs) and Care Plans
• Designing and implementing support and teaching strategies targeted at assisting clients with reaching their outcomes, as outlined in the client's ISP.
• Providing supervision and training to Direct Support Professionals regarding the implementation of the ISP and teaching strategies.
• Evaluating and revising support and teaching strategies, as necessary, to ensure progress toward achievement of outcomes and action steps.

Quality Assurance:

• Reviewing all documentation, notifying the support coordinator of any incidents
• Maintaining communication with family members, guardians, staff, and support coordinators on a regular basis, particularly regarding policies, issues and concerns.

Supervision/Training:

• Facilitate in-service training needed to assist staff in fulfilling responsibilities related to client-directed support.
• Communicating with the Interdisciplinary Team about concerns and findings.
• Being available to respond to staff in case of an emergency.

In order to be eligible for this role, you should have:

• Bachelor's degree with one year of experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities, OR 5 years of experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities
• Supervisory experience (preferred)
• A personal vehicle that is insured and meets state safety/licensure requirements
• A valid driver's license (may require chauffeur's license)
• Available to address caseload-related crises after hours

Qualified Developmental Disability Professionals must comply with state background screening requirements. Compensation, benefits, time off and bonuses vary by state and location, so please ask for complete details at your interview.