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State of Nebraska

State government promoting agriculture

Developmental Disabilities Safety & Habilitation Supervisor

Residential & Direct SupportPosted on Nov 12
Full-timeBeatrice, NE, USA$29.05In-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Be at least 19 years of age to work with adults and at least 21 years of age to work with adolescents.
  • Have one year of experience providing direct care support to individuals with developmental or intellectual disabilities, or experience leading, monitoring, or supervising a team.
  • Work regularly scheduled shifts with predictable attendance and be able to work overtime up to and including entire shifts.
  • Be able to lift, bend, push, and/or pull 50 pounds on a continuous basis to assist clients and maintain safety in the home.
  • Successfully complete a prescribed physical examination.
  • Complete a state-approved medication aide course, pass a written and clinical competency exam administered by the State of Nebraska, and be listed on the State of Nebraska Medication Aide Registry as a condition of continued employment; maintain registry listing throughout employment.
  • Possess a valid driver's license for work-related travel for individuals served.
  • Be proficient in English, including reading, writing, speaking, and comprehending the language effectively.
  • Have knowledge of security measures required in caring for high-risk individuals with developmental or intellectual disabilities; techniques of caring for individuals with physical and/or intellectual disabilities; general human behavior and performance; general developmental care skills; and principles and methods for instructing individuals and groups.
  • Have skill in organizing and prioritizing work; listening and understanding; communicating effectively for the intended audience; recognizing others' reactions and understanding why they react as they do; and teaching others.
  • Be able to plan, assign, direct, and evaluate staff work; learn, apply, and enforce agency and facility policies, rules, and regulations; prepare reports; implement written treatment, training, habilitation, behavior support plans, and prescribed nursing procedures; administer medications; make decisions and act quickly in individual care or safety situations; communicate with coworkers, management, and individuals served; maintain individual records and charts; document treatment and training plans; count and record numerical and alphabetical data; provide quality daily care; observe, recognize, and report physical status; and demonstrate proper lifting, bending, pushing, and pulling of 50 pounds continuously.

Responsibilities

  • Oversee human resources functions for DD Safety and Habilitation Specialists, including hiring, disciplinary actions, training, performance evaluations, and liaising with human resources representatives during disciplinary procedures.
  • Prepare bi-weekly staffing schedules for the supervised shift, ensure adequate trained staff are available to provide quality supports and services, distribute completed schedules according to contract stipulations, and notify appropriate personnel of resource-allocation or physical living-environment problems to ensure resolution.
  • Develop vocational, volunteer, and/or recreational opportunities for individuals served within the guidelines of the Individual Personal Plan.
  • Lead and monitor active treatment and schedules of activities, ensuring activities are coordinated as written in individuals' personal care plans.
  • Conduct and implement individual behavior modification and habilitation plans as written.
  • Transport individuals into the community for vocational and recreational activities or medical appointments.
  • Prepare reports and documents, including active treatment observations, workers' compensation forms, environmental assessments, general events, fire and storm safety drills, and end-of-shift information, in accordance with state and federal regulations.
  • Communicate with the Interdisciplinary Team about treatment progress, intervention effectiveness, safety and habilitation concerns, and staff training issues, and recommend improvements and solutions.
  • Collect and review initial evidence related to abuse or neglect allegations and prepare associated investigation statements for submission to the agency.
  • Administer medications and treatments, perform and/or monitor individuals' personal hygiene, and maintain a safe working environment.
  • Maintain compliance with federal, state, and local rules, regulations, and standards.
  • Recognize and respond to emergency or crisis situations requiring medical, behavioral, or safety interventions; implement interventions immediately, document actions taken, and notify guardians, the Administrator On-Call, Service Coordinators, and family.

About the Company

State of Nebraska

State government promoting agriculture

Nebraska is a U.S. state that provides government services to residents and supports the state’s economy, with a strong emphasis on agriculture. The state operates through agencies and programs that manage public education, infrastructure, health, safety, land use, and economic development, aiming to keep communities safe, informed, and prosperous. Its programs work by collecting taxes and fees, creating laws and regulations, and delivering services via state agencies, local governments, and partnerships with farmers, businesses, and non-profits. Nebraska differentiates itself from other states through its large agricultural sector and open land, which shape policies and programs around farming, water management, rural development, and access to markets. The goal is to sustain a stable, productive environment for residents and to support agricultural leadership and economic growth across the state.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Lincoln, NE
Founded
1867

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