Youth Direct Support Professional

Applicants who do not meet ALL of the qualifications listed below, should not apply for this position. Required Qualifications: High school diploma or equivalent, and TWO (2) YEARS’ experience with youth OR THIRTY (30) SEMESTER HOURS of college credit AND ONE (1) YEAR OF EXPERIENCE with youth OR AN ASSOCIATE’S DEGREE. Must be able to resolve problems, handle conflict, and make effective decisions under pressure while dealing with a variety of emotions and frustrations. Valid Colorado Driver’s License (or ability to obtain within 30 days) with 5+ years of driving experience. Pass FBI, CBI, and TRAILS record checks; flexibility in scheduling. Job Summary: As a Youth Residential Direct Support Professional, you’ll teach life skills, assist with daily routines, and support youth with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) with personalized growth plans, ensuring a safe/clean environment. You'll supervise activities, lead community outings, document progress, handle emergencies, and collaborate with your team to inspire growth and success. Bring your energy, patience, and passion to make every moment meaningful! Benefits: Full benefits package to include: Medical, Dental, Vision, MetLife Accident Plan, Critical Illness, company-paid Short-Term. Also offered are 10 paid holidays, Paid Time Off, Wellness Time and a 403b retirement plan with Roundup Fellowship-match after one (1) year. (Benefits are subject to change based on reevaluation or benefit plan changes annually.) Benefits begin at first of the following month after completing a full 30 days of employment (i.e. start date 4 January 2025, benefits initiate 1 March 2025). Pay Range : $18.67 – $22.35 an hour based off experience with youth and education. Positions available: (Remove what does not apply at the time of posting) Sun 8am-8pm / Mon, Tue, Wed, Thur 3pm-10pm Tues, wed, Thurs, Fri 3pm to 10pm then Sat 8am -8pm Duties and Responsibilities: Ensure safety and supervision of residents at home and in the community, assisting with daily routines and programs. Perform case management, including crisis intervention, program development, and documentation. Communicate professionally with families, schools, therapists, and other stakeholders. Handle emergencies, administer medications, and maintain documentation (e.g., log notes, incident reports). Support and model trauma-informed care, fostering a safe and healthy environment. Participate in training, meetings, and quality improvement initiatives. Perform administrative tasks, basic cleaning, and other duties as assigned.