IHS Caregiver Overtime (Internal Only)

This position is available to  internal applicants only and is an opportunity for current employees to pick up additional hours outside of their regularly scheduled work hours, including evenings and weekends. As part of the application, you will be asked to provide your availability. Please keep in mind that your availability must align with the days and times our clients are looking for support. Applicants whose availability matches current client needs will move forward in the interview process. If you are not selected for a current opening, we will keep your application on file and may reach out as additional opportunities or client needs become available. If selected and assigned to a client, you are expected to be available for your assigned schedule on an ongoing basis. If you are unable to work an assigned shift, you will be responsible for finding coverage. All hours worked in this position will be added directly to your regular paycheck and will not be paid on a separate check. Position Summary:  The primary duty of the In-Home Supports (HIS) Caregiver is to provide individualized support to clients in their homes and in the community. This position works one-on-one with clients to promote independence, build life skills, work toward personal goals, and participate in activities and outings that are meaningful to them. The IHS Caregiver builds positive relationships with clients while providing dependable, person-centered support. Essential Responsibilities: Assist clients with their day-to-day needs and wants. Manage assigned caseload to ensure compliance with program policies and procedures. Encourage clients to reach their personal goals and to engage in day-to-day activities, outings, and community inclusion. Be engaged throughout the day with clients in activities or community outings. Assist with coping skills to help eliminate situations that may occur between clients and peers. Assist clients in personal cares such as toileting, changing briefs, bathing, feeding, and preparing meals. Transfer clients using appropriate body mechanics and assistive equipment such as a Hoyer or manual lift, wheelchairs, Posey belt, standers, walkers, etc. Complete Pavillio, Data Sheets, and other required documentation for assigned clients. Assist in meeting the transportation needs of clients, including transporting clients to and from community activities. Assist with client medications, as assigned. Provide input in client outcomes in accordance with Minnesota Statues Person-Centered Planning and Service Delivery. Follow any client or department specific safety measures. Qualifications:  High School Diploma Six to twelve months’ experience supporting individuals with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities is preferred. Experience assisting clients with toileting and brief changes is preferred. Medication certification may be required based on assigned clients. Ability to use electronic…