Direct Support Professional (DSP)-$5,000 Sign-On Bonus for new Wabash Center employees

Make a Career Out of Making a Difference Wabash Center is a trusted provider of disability services and community-based support. We help individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities live independent, meaningful, and fulfilling lives. As a Direct Support Professional (DSP), you'll provide person-centered support to individuals in our Supported Living. You'll help individuals develop daily living skills, participate in community activities, achieve personal goals, and receive the support they need to live as independently as possible. Whether you're building a career in caregiving, healthcare, disability services, or human services, this is an opportunity to join a mission-driven team where your work truly matters. What Wabash Center Offers Competitive wages$5, 000 Sign-On Bonus for eligible new Full-Time Supported Living DSPsPaid training and professional developmentFull benefits package for employees working 30+ hoursMedical, dental, vision, retirement, and additional benefitsPaid Time Off & HolidaysFlexible scheduling optionsCareer advancement opportunitiesA collaborative, fun, and rewarding work environmentThe opportunity to make a meaningful impact every day Schedule Options Supported Living Day shiftsEvening shiftsOvernight shiftsWeekend shiftsSchedules vary based on service site and individual needs Schedules Available Full-TimePart-TimePRN Supported Living services operate 24/7 and require weekend availability. Weekend scheduling options include: Every SaturdayEvery SundayEvery other Saturday and Sunday Weekend shifts are 12-hour shifts and are required for Supported Living positions. Overnight Availability Employees working overnight shifts must also meet weekend scheduling requirements. Eligible options include: Every other weekend (Saturday and Sunday)Every Friday OvernightEvery Saturday (Day, Evening or, Overnight) Working only Sunday overnight does not satisfy the weekend availability requirement. What You'll Do Support Individuals in Daily Living Assist with personal care and activities of daily living (ADLs)Support individuals in Supported Living homes and Day Services programsAssist with meal preparation, household tasks, and community participationHelp individuals achieve personal goals and increase independence Build Skills & Promote Independence Teach life skills such as cooking, budgeting, household management, and community living skillsEncourage self-advocacy, personal growth, and decision-makingPromote meaningful participation in community activities and relationships Health & Safety Support Administer medications and monitor health-related needsFollow individual support plans and agency proceduresMaintain a safe and supportive environment Transportation & Community Access Provide transportation to appointments, employment opportunities, recreational activities, and community eventsSupport individuals in developing greater community connections and independence