Community Support Professional (CSP)

Job Description

Job Description

CSPs play a vital role in helping participants achieve personal goals related to : Independence

• Self-advocacy
• Socialization
• Community exploration

You’ll implement individualized plans, facilitate skill-building activities, and ensure health and safety while supporting participants in leading their own schedules and experiences.

What We Offer

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Direct Support & Personal Care

Assist with activities of daily living, including hygiene, dressing, eating, toileting, and mobility

Provide mobility assistance, including support with ambulation using gait belts, wheelchair use, and safe transitions in and out of seating

Provide personal care in accordance with individual support plans, including hygiene, mobility support, lifting, turning, and use of Hoyer lift and changing table, with two­ person assistance as required.

Assist with medication administration following approved protocols

Respond to behavioral challenges using person-centered strategies, with approved physical intervention techniques applied only when necessary to protect the safety of the participant or others

Exercise sound judgment and initiative in dynamic situations, including making timely decisions to support participant safety and program integrity

Model respectful, professional behavior in all interactions, encouraging a kind and inclusive environment for participants, families, and staff

Support a culture of accountability by encouraging staff adherence to FCCS policies, procedures, and standards of care

Skill Development & Coaching

Support life skills such as cooking, budgeting, personal care, and household chores

Facilitate self-advocacy training to help participants express needs, make decisions, and advocate for their rights

These requirements are considered essential to the role and may be subject to undue hardship if accommodation is not feasible :

Ability to lift and carry 50 pounds or more

Regular walking, bending, standing, and physical activity throughout the workday

Ability to assist with transfers and mobility support, including ambulation with gait belts and wheelchair assistance

Ability to perform physical tasks, including participant transfers, lifting and turning, use of adaptive equipment (e.g., Hoyer lift, changing table), and provide mobility support with two-person assistance when necessary.

Ability to respond quickly and appropriately to behavioral or medical emergencies, including use of approved physical intervention techniques when necessary to ensure safety

Ability to operate a motor vehicle safely and transport participants

Ability to use a computer and other program equipment consistently

Ability to maintain a clean, safe, and professional environment

Ability to perform all essential functions without risk to self or others

Company Description

FullCircle Community Services (FCCS) offers day program services for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, focusing on self-advocacy, independence, socialization, and community exploration. Activities are tailored to each participant's interests, with participants taking the lead in scheduling and planning, supported by the FCCS team, in a fun, comfortable, and safe environment.

Company Description

FullCircle Community Services (FCCS) offers day program services for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, focusing on self-advocacy, independence, socialization, and community exploration. Activities are tailored to each participant's interests, with participants taking the lead in scheduling and planning, supported by the FCCS team, in a fun, comfortable, and safe environment.