Part-time Direct Support Professional - Milton, Canada - Bob Rumball Centre of Excellence for the Deaf

Bob Rumball Centre of Excellence for the Deaf

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Milton, Canada

2 weeks ago

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Sophia Lee

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Part time

Description

TITLE:
Part-Time Direct Support Professional

POSITION STATUS:
Part Time - Permanent (Union)

SCHEDULE:
Saturday and Sunday with some weekdays (Flexible Schedule)

REPORTS TO:
Program Manager

***: The Bob Rumball Canadian Centre of Excellence for the Deaf (BRCCED) is a provincial leader in the Deaf community. Our mission is to provide care and opportunities in a communication-rich environment that enhances the quality of life of those we serve. We are a highly motivated, collaborative team on a mission to improve the quality of life for those we serve. We take a person centered approach that aims to support and make a positive difference in the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community. Our perks include but not limited to robust benefits program (for eligible employees), access to sign language classes, employee rewards & recognition program, comprehensive training and development, internal progression, and an opportunity to give back to the community.

PRIMARY DUTIES

Ensure that activities and daily support approaches are in accordance with agency mission, vision, values, strategic direction and policies with a goal of ensuring the highest quality of care
Ensure personcentered quality service, and achievement of program and individual service goals
Administer medications consistent with Organization's policies & procedures
Consistently comply with clinical and program plans including daily activity schedule
Implement ISP/PDP goals; track & report on progress
Promote an evidencebased, best practice approach to care
Advocate on behalf of individuals and their specific needs/goals
Understand and be able to work with Behavioural Support Plans, PRN's and medical protocols
Work collaboratively with team and individual's service team; dedicating oneself to excellent service
Utilize community resources & liaise with community members
Documentation communication logs, reports, etc.
Teach, coach, mentor life skills, daily activity schedules and community involvement
Plan and execute activities with clients

QUALIFICATIONS

Diploma in Human Services related field or three (3) years' experience working in a residential setting with individuals with developmental disabilities, mental health needs and/or dual diagnosis that includes autism, down syndrome, schizophrenia, obsessive compulsive disorders and complex behaviours
Demonstrated knowledge of Ontario Review Board orders
Knowledge and experience working within the deaf community and fluency in ASL OR strong commitment to engage in professional development to build skill and knowledge in ASL, Deaf culture and supporting Deaf or hard of hearing individuals and their community
Successful experience liaising with clinical professionals
Demonstrated leadership, creative problem solving abilities; good judgement and critical thinker
Excellent communication, literacy and interpersonal skills
Knowledge and experience with report writing and data entry
Experience managing nutritional needs of clients
Current Quality Assurance Measures, Safe Management, Medication Administration, and WHMIS certification and be able to actively participate in all trainings
Innovation, initiative and integrity
Demonstrated experience in computer literacy (e.g. Word, Excel, Outlook)
Valid Ontario Full G Driver's License and clean driving record
French language/LSQ an asset