DSP OPPORTUNITIES

Discover the rewards and become a Direct Support Professional (DSP) today!

THERE ARE TWO WAYS TO BECOME A DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL:

AGENCY PROVIDERS

Agency Providers are organizations who have employees that work in a variety of setting such as residential, employment, transportation, day services, and drop-in support. Agencies provide DSP's with:

  • Benefits
  • Billing
  • Flexible schedule
  • Regular pay periods
  • Trainings and certifications
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INDEPENDENT PROVIDERS

Independent Providers are self-employed and gain certification to provide support to individuals as DSP's. Being self-employed and certified through the Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities allows the DSP:

  • Choose who they are working with
  • Maintain their own trainings and certifications
  • Manage their own billing
  • The ability to be flexible with their schedule
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DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS help individuals in so many ways.

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They implement person centered plans and document services.

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They transport people to work, appointments and activities.

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They provide personal care to bathe and dress, provide safe transfers to and from wheelchairs, etc.

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They schedule and obtain appropriate medical and dental care for people they serve.

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They assist with banking and budget management and make sure people have what they need.

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They plan meals and provide cooking instructions.

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They respond to mental health emergencies and provide behavioral supports.

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They administer medication and treatments and document according to delegated nursing standards.

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They connect people with friends and natural supports in their communities.

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Jen Black

Provider Relations Coordinator

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ANGIE BLAKE

Provider Relations Specialist-Trainer

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Jeremy Buchhop

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Kristen Varallo

Provider Relations Specialist