360 Total Care
Day Program Direct Support Professional (DSP) Team lead
- Compensation
- $18 / hr
- Location
- Cincinnati
- Work setup
- Not specified
- Seniority
- Lead
- Employment
- Part time
- Experience
- Not specified
- Category
- Social services
- Posted
Full description
Direct Support Professional (DSP)/ lead Caregiver – Day Program & TransportationLocation: Cincinnati, OH
Pay: Starting at $18.00 per hourSchedule: Part-Time | Flexible Hours
Agency: 360 Total Care
Position Overview
360 Total Care is seeking a reliable, community-focused Direct Support Professional (DSP) to support adults with developmental disabilities through community integration, transportation, and daily support services.
This role requires local driving, active community engagement, and hands-on support for individuals with a wide range of needs, including individuals who are non-verbal, wheelchair users, independent, or who require assistance with personal care and medications.
A 90-day performance review will be conducted, with a 1–2% wage increase based on performance, attendance, and compliance.
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Travel Requirement:
- Local driving required throughout Cincinnati, Ohio and surrounding areas
- Must be comfortable transporting participants daily
Schedule & Hours
- Part-time, flexible schedule
- Shifts may start as early as 7:00 a.m. and end as late as 4:00 p.m.
- Weekly hours vary based on participant attendance:
- Some weeks: ~20 hours
- Some weeks: up to 40 hours
- Staffing ratios:
- Community-based services: 4 participants to 1 staff (4:1)
- Facility-based ADS: Larger ratios may apply
Key Responsibilities
Community Integration
- Spend approximately 5 hours per day supporting participants in the community
- Facilitate meaningful activities such as:
- Volunteering
- Social and recreational outings
- Skill-building and relationship development
- Advocate for participant rights, dignity, and inclusion
- Create weekly activity schedules
- Network with community partners, employers, and organizations
- Build positive relationships with community members .
- Transportation Services
- Safely transport participants to and from:
- Day Habilitation Center
- Residential homes
- Community activities and appointments
- Operate wheelchair-accessible vans and vehicles (when available)
- Assist with:
- Boarding and exiting vehicles
- Securing wheelchairs and safety equipment
- Perform pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections
- Maintain clean, safe vehicles
- Accurately complete mileage logs and transportation documentation
- Follow all transportation policies and safety procedures
- Direct Care & Support
- Support individuals who may be:
- Non-verbal
- Wheelchair users
- Independent
- Requiring bathroom assistance and brief changes
- Requiring medication assistance or administration
- Follow Individual Service Plans (ISPs) and behavior support strategies
- Maintain participant dignity, privacy, and safety at all times
- Work independently while ensuring consistent supervision
Documentation & Compliance
- Complete daily documentation accurately and on time
- Review ISPs and attend ISP meetings as required
- Enter ISP goals, tasks, and schedules into the electronic system
- Create and maintain weekly activity calendars
- Report incidents immediately per protocol
- Maintain compliance with all agency and state requirements