What You'll DoAs a DSP, you'll help individuals thrive by providing compassionate, person-centered support, including:Assisting with personal care and daily living activitiesPreparing meals and supporting dietary needsHelping with household tasks and errandsTransporting and accompanying individuals to appointments and community activitiesAdministering medications and treatments according to policyEncouraging independence, confidence, and community involvementBuilding positive relationships with individuals, families, and coworkersMaintaining accurate documentation and following individualized care plansPromoting a safe, healthy, and respectful living environmentParticipating in required training and professional developmentWhat You'll NeedHigh school diploma or GEDValid driver's license and reliable transportationAbility to lift 25–50 lbs. Perfect for College Students & Career BuildersFlexible scheduling makes this an excellent opportunity for students pursuing degrees in: Psychology, Social Work, Nursing, Education, Human Services, Healthcare.