About the role
Pay: $18.00 to $19.00 per hour
Description
Make an Impact. Build Your Career. Be Someone’s Favorite Part of the Day
Bittersweet Farms— Now Hiring 2nd Shift DSPs (3:00 pm–11:00 pm)
$18-$19 per hour | Free Dinner Provided| No Experience Needed
Ready for a role where every action has purpose?
Join Bittersweet Farms, a non-profit empowering individuals with Autism to live their best lives. Come discover a career where you make a real difference every single shift.
Why This Job Hits Different
As a Direct Support Professional, you’ll be part mentor, part advocate, part everyday Friend. You’ll help our participants grow their independence, learn new skills, express themselves, and experience the world around them.
You’ll
get to: •Join our participants on community outings to restaurants, concerts, local sporting events, and movies • Hike through the Metroparks, and explore our 80 acre farm • Transport participants to local fairs, festivals, and Toledo attractions • Build real relationships and real memories Perfect for anyone interested in: - Psychology/disability studies - Nursing or healthcare - Social work/education - Or anyone who thrives on making a difference Pay & Perks • $18-$19 per hour, Biweekly pay • FREE meals every 2nd shift • Paid training + 5-day orientation • Flexible part-time scheduling & full-time opportunities • Access to pay early • Access to on-site food pantry • Employee Resource Network & Success Coach What You'll Be Doing • Encouraging communication, independence, & confidence • Helping with everyday living skills • Documenting daily activities • Being patient, creative, supportive & inclusive • Assisting with hygiene tasks Accompanying participants in the community Who
We’re
- Looking For Empathetic individuals who stay calm under pressure Strong communicators Team players HS Diploma/GED required Valid driver’s license & insurance required Comfort with personal-care support (training provided) Join Bittersweet Farms in our mission of positively
- impacting
- the lives of individuals with autism and those whose lives they touch.