What Current Employees Have to Say...

“I enjoy this job because I’m learning and it's an amazing experience to be doing something that actually helps. -N.J., Direct Support Professional

“I’m so grateful to work with you guys. I have felt very welcomed since the start. I have plenty of hours and I appreciate how much TDAS staff have kept (in) contact. Everyone has been so helpful through the whole process!” G.W., Direct Support Professional

“It is great working with a team that is very supported.” N.P., Job Coach

TDAS, a non-profit disability services agency, offers a variety of PART-TIME job opportunities throughout the Triangle and surrounding areas, with current openings in weekday MORNING and AFTERNOON shifts. See below for specific shifts. (We currently do not have evening and weekend shifts available.)

A Day Program Staff is a type of Direct Support Professional (DSP)* who assists individuals with disabilities and autism in daily living activities, personal care, skill development, and community involvement to promote independence and well-being. DSPs may be required to complete online documentation in an electronic heath record (EHR) each shift.

Summary:

Support adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and autism in a group environment with a variety of activities. Position is located at Triangle Disability & Autism Service’s Day Program in RTP.

Essential functions:

Support participants working on life skills, art and music, exercise and movement and other activities providing support. Assist participants in completing tasks and activities based on their individual goals and abilities. Supervise and monitor participants to ensure health and safety. Support participants with any related medical and personal needs. This may include personal care and medication administration. Follow and implement person-centered plans and/or behavioral plans. Report progress and/or concerns to program manager. Provide timely and detailed documentation each shift using TDAS’ electronic health record. Empower participants to make decisions and practice self-advocacy skills. Demonstrate the ability to stay calm in a variety of situations (behavioral, medical, etc.)

Work Schedule:

Monday-Friday25-35 hours per weekAvailable shifts are 8:30am-3:00pm, 8:30am-12:00pm, 12:00pm-3:00pm, 11:00am-3:00pm. Additional hours may be available from 8:00am-9:00am and 3:00pm-5:00pmThis is a variable hour position (not full time)

What’s in it for me? (Benefits)

Mileage reimbursementOrientation & on-going training paid at full wageRetirement planEmployee assistance programSafety equipment & certifications providedOpportunity for wage increaseBonuses: Signing; Referral; Fill-In; Employee of the QuarterOpportunities for advancement

What else is in it for me?

Experience something newChallenge yourselfGrow as a personIncrease your independenceBuild lasting relationshipsHone time management skills

*Requirements include, but are not limited to, high school diploma or equivalent, access to an insured and registered car, and valid driver's license.

Triangle Disability & Autism Services is an Equal Opportunity Employer.