Floater Direct Support Professional - HTS

A New Leaf, Inc., founded in 1979, is a well-established organization dedicated to providing comprehensive services that promote confident independence and self-sufficiency among individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities as well as autism. The company specializes in job training, life skills development, and residential support, aiming to empower individuals to lead fulfilling lives. With a strong commitment to quality care and community integration, A New Leaf has become a trusted provider in Oklahoma for those needing specialized support. The organization prides itself on fostering a compassionate, inclusive, and professional environment for both employees and the individuals they serve.\n\nThe position of Floater 'Superimposed' Direct Support Professional (DSP) at A New Leaf offers a unique and rewarding opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of people with developmental disabilities. This full-time, hourly role pays $15.00 per hour and includes potential referral bonuses up to $800. One of the appealing benefits of this role is the availability of new 3 or 4-day workweek schedules allowing for greater work-life balance, with premium pay options available. The position involves floating between multiple home settings, requiring flexibility, reliability, and the ability to maintain consistent work hours and days across different client environments. Shifts include 12-hour work periods during days or nights, with varying schedules that allow up to 16 days off per month, enabling employees to enjoy significant free time while still maintaining full-time employment. The role not only offers financial benefits such as premium weekend pay at 1.5 times the hourly rate but also extensive support through health, vision, dental, life insurance options, and career advancement opportunities.\n\nAs a Direct Support Professional Floater, your primary responsibility will be to provide daily support and assistance to individuals with developmental disabilities, helping them acquire vital daily living skills and promoting their independence. This includes personal care, medication administration, meal preparation, participating in daily activities, transportation, and helping implement individualized care plans and objectives. You will act as a compassionate companion and support system, ensuring the safety, dignity, and well-being of the individuals you assist. Strong communication skills, patience, and the ability to handle diverse and sometimes stressful situations are essential in this role. Moreover, you will need to comply with all agency policies, maintain a valid driver’s license and insurance, pass background checks, and demonstrate the physical ability to lift and transfer clients safely. This role is suited for someone with at least two years of experience in home health, HTS, or caregiving, who is eager to take on a flexible and impactful role within a supportive organization. The opportunity to work in varied home settings and the potential for career growth make this position an excellent choice for compassionate individuals seeking a fulfilling career in direct support services.