St. Coletta of Wisconsin, a leader in providing residential, vocational, and educational services to adults with developmental disabilities, has an excellent employment opportunity for Direct Support Professionals in our Schaumburg, IL area group homes. Our goal is to ensure the people we serve achieve their highest quality of life and personal growth.
We are seeking DSPs/Caregivers/CNAs who will help sustain this mission and aid in our continuous efforts to be recognized as an outstanding organization. Wages Competitive for full time and part time employment, starting pay of $20.50 and $21.50 with an active IL CNA certificate.
As a DSP in our Schaumburg area program, you will plan and teach recreational activities as well as activities of daily living, provide personal cares, and support community integration for adults with developmental disabilities. You will perform other duties such as transporting clients, completing and maintaining accurate reports, and maintaining a clean and safe environment.
Don’t have any DSP, Caregiver, or CILA related experience? We provide all the classroom and on the job training needed for the right candidate! You will receive all the PAID classroom (40hours) and on the job training (80 hours) you need to be successful in this position.
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Have a specific question that you would like us to answer before you apply? Email us at applications@stcolettawi.org.
Please include resume and cover letter with application.
St. Coletta is an EEO/AA and Substance/Tobacco Free Employer.
Established by the Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi-Milwaukee over a century ago, St. Coletta of Wisconsin is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing quality residential, day/vocational programs and services for persons with development disabilities (DD) and other challenges. We strive to provide consumer-driven programs and services that consistently meet and exceed the expectations of our customers. As one of the oldest organizations in the country, we are dedicated to upholding the rights of persons with disabilities so they may be included in all aspects of life, participate as full citizens and receive the support they require for a quality life.
At St. Coletta we are strongly committed to cultivating both an internal and external sense of community. Connections with the communities in which we live and work are equally as important as nurturing the internal connections between clients, staff, families and benefactors. These relationships build a community spirit that is a unique part of our organization.
Though ecumenical in our approach, our heritage as a Catholic/Franciscan organization and our ongoing sponsorship by the Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi guides all decision making and has a strong influence on programs, services and values.