What are the responsibilities and job description for the Caregiver (DSP) position at OPPO LLC?
Direct Support Professional
Special Needs Caregiver
Not Your Typical 9-to-5. Not Your Typical Job.
Get paid to make a difference. Build connections. Help people live their best lives.
Looking for a job that actually means something? One where you're not stuck behind a desk all day, every day looks a little different, and the work you do matters?
Welcome to OPPO!
We're looking for positive, dependable, and outgoing people to join our team as Direct Support Professionals (DSPs).
At OPPO, we support individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) in living more independent, connected, and fulfilling lives.
And here's the cool part: Making a difference doesn't always look like what you'd expect.
Some days, you might be exploring the community, grabbing lunch, or helping someone try something new. Other days, you're teaching life skills, building confidence, supporting everyday routines, or simply being the person who makes someone feel included.
It's real work, with real responsibility, and real impact.
What You'll Actually Be Doing
Think of yourself as part mentor, part teammate, part problem-solver, and part cheerleader.
You'll be:
Getting out into the community: Supporting clients with outings, activities, recreation, and everyday experiences.
Building independence: Helping people develop social skills, confidence, and everyday life skills.
Making connections: Creating positive, meaningful relationships with the individuals you support.
Supporting daily life: Assisting with personal care, meals, hygiene, and other daily activities when needed.
Keeping people safe: Following individual support plans and providing attentive, responsible supervision.
Being part of a team: Communicating with coworkers, supervisors, and care teams.
Staying organized: Completing required training, documentation, and client updates.
Helping people get places: Safely transporting clients to activities, appointments, and community destinations.
Every client is different. Every day is different. And every small success matters.
You Might Be a Great Fit If You...
Enjoy working with people and making connections.
Are patient, compassionate, and open-minded.
Have a positive attitude and a good sense of humor.
Can stay calm, focused, and responsible when things get challenging.
Are dependable and show up when people are counting on you.
Are comfortable using apps and technology.
Enjoy being active and getting out into the community.
Want a job where you can grow, learn, and make an impact.
Experience working with people with disabilities is great, but we also value transferable experience, a willingness to learn, and the right attitude.
If you've worked in customer service, recreation, childcare, education, healthcare, or other people-focused roles, you may already have skills that translate well to this position.
What You'll Need
Ability to pass required background checks.
A valid driver's license and reliable transportation.
Current vehicle registration and auto insurance meeting company requirements.
Ability to communicate effectively in spoken and written English.
Basic comfort with technology and mobile apps.
Ability to complete required training, including CPR and other job-specific certifications.
Availability to travel with clients in your own vehicle
The Important Stuff
We believe in being upfront about what the job involves.
Some individuals need hands-on assistance with personal care, mobility, meals, and everyday activities. Others may need support navigating social situations, managing emotions, or staying safe in the community.
This position may involve standing, walking, sitting, assisting with transfers, and lifting up to 50 pounds when required. You may work in environments with pets, odors, or challenging behaviors.
You'll receive training and guidance on supporting clients safely and respectfully. Reasonable accommodations are available in accordance with applicable law.
What's in It for You?
A paycheck is important. But so is enjoying what you do.
At OPPO, you'll find:
Work that matters: See the difference you're making in someone's life.
Variety: Spend time in the community instead of sitting at a desk all day.
Real-world experience: Build valuable skills in communication, problem-solving, teamwork, and human services.
Professional growth: Gain experience that can support future careers in healthcare, social work, psychology, education, and related fields.
Supportive connections: Work alongside people who care about the individuals we serve.
Eligible employees may also enjoy:
Paid Time Off (PTO)
Medical, dental, and vision insurance (For FT)
Health Savings Account (HSA)
Mileage reimbursement program
Benefits are subject to eligibility requirements and company policies.
Who We Are
At OPPO, we believe everyone deserves opportunities to be safe, happy, healthy, included, and connected.
We provide person-centered services for individuals with disabilities, helping them build independence, discover new experiences, and participate in their communities.
Our team is made up of people who believe that everyone deserves a chance to live a meaningful life.
And we're always looking for more people who share that belief.
Ready for a Job That Feels Different?
You don't need to have your entire career figured out.
You just need to care about people, be willing to learn, and be ready to show up and make a difference.
Your next job could change someone's life. Maybe even yours.
Apply today and create OPPOrtunities with us!
Salary : $18 - $20