Community Living Support Specialist
Job Description: Provides supervision and necessary personal assistance services as specified in the participant's person-centered service plan.
Role and Responsibilities
- Facilitate independence and promote integration into the community for a participant residing in his or her own home or in his or her family's home.
- Completion of paperwork and other necessary documentation (such as medication logs).
- Appropriate communication among staff, family, and other agency staff.
- Medications – assure that clients receive the appropriate medical services, i.e., obtaining medications (fill prescriptions), schedule physician appointments, and give medication, documentation of these services.
- supports and assistance that shall be related to chosen outcomes, not be diversional in nature, and may include:
- Routine household tasks and maintenance
- Activities of daily living
- Personal hygiene
- Shopping
- Money management
- Medication management
- Socialization
- Relationship building
- Leisure choices
- Participation in community activities
Qualifications and Education Requirements
- High School Graduate or GED.
- Extensive on-the-job training.
- Capable of On-line Computer training
Physical Requirements
- Capability of lifting and positioning clients when necessary.
Special Requirements
- Valid driver’s license is required.
- Ability to work flexible schedule, including weekends, evenings, overnights, or holidays.