Make a Difference. Have Fun. Join the Casa Angelica Team!Now Hiring: Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) & Evening Habilitation Technicians Looking for a job where your work actually matters — and where you can bring compassion, energy, and a little fun to someone’s day? Casa Angelica is hiring! Our ICF/IID facility serves medically fragile children and young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and we’re looking for compassionate, dependable people to join our team in two important roles: Direct Support Professional (DSP) Provide hands-on residential support while helping the individuals we serve experience comfort, safety, dignity, independence, and joy in their everyday lives. • We’re Currently Hiring: Evening Habilitation Technician (Evening Tech) Help make evenings at Casa Angelica engaging and enjoyable by facilitating activities and creating opportunities for fun, connection, participation, and meaningful experiences.Whether you’re providing direct residential support or helping make evening hours something to look forward to, you’ll be an important part of creating the quality of life our residents deserve. If you’re compassionate, dependable, and looking for meaningful work where you can make a lasting impact every day, we’d love to meet you! Full-Time: DSP Part-Time: DSP & Evening Tech PRN: DSP & Evening Tech Swing Shift: DSP Split Shift: DSP DSP Schedule Availability: Monday–Sunday Evening Tech Schedule Availability: Monday–Friday Come bring your heart, personality, and talents to Casa Angelica — and help us create days filled with care, connection, comfort, and a whole lot more joy. Responsibilities: • Direct Support Professional (DSP)DSP Responsibilities Direct Support Professionals provide hands-on care and daily living support to residents in our residential setting. DSPs are an essential part of each resident’s care team, helping promote safety, comfort, dignity, independence, and overall quality of life.This role includes supporting residents with their medical, physical, emotional, and personal care needs while helping create a safe, supportive, and respectful home environment. • Assist residents with activities of daily living, including hygiene, dressing, feeding, toileting, mobility, and positioning • Provide emotional support, companionship, and individualized attention • Monitor residents’ physical condition, behaviors, moods, and overall well-being • Follow individualized care plans, treatment recommendations, and established safety protocols • Assist with meals, hydration, and daily routines • Maintain a clean, safe, comfortable, and structured residential environment • Accurately document care provided and promptly communicate concerns or changes to nursing staff and supervisors • Collaborate with nurses, therapists, QIDPs, and other members of the interdisciplinary teamEvening Habilitation TechnicianEvening Habilitation Technician Responsibilities Evening Habilitation Technicians support residents during structured evening programming focused on skill-building, recreation, socialization, community inclusion, and meaningful engagement.Evening Techs help residents access and participate in activities in ways that work for their individual abilities and needs. This position is ideal for someone who is creative, adaptable, and able to think outside the box when helping residents engage with their environment, build skills, explore interests, and participate in their community. • Help facilitate recreational, sensory, educational, social, and skill-building activities • Help residents access and engage with their environment through creative, individualized approaches and appropriate ADA accommodations • Encourage participation, independence, confidence, and skill development • Create and facilitate arts and crafts and other hands-on activities • Support residents during community outings, group activities, and field trips • Assist with behavioral supports and positive reinforcement strategies • Monitor resident engagement, behaviors, moods, and emotional well-being • Help maintain a structured, safe, positive, and engaging evening program environment Qualifications: • Education DSP: High School Diploma or GED required Evening Habilitation Technician: (Hiring High School/College Students as well) High School Diploma or GED not requiredPreferred ExperiencePrevious experience is welcomed, but we also recognize that compassion, reliability, and a willingness to learn can be just as valuable. Experience in caregiving, healthcare, direct support, evening habilitation, or working with individuals with disabilities is preferred but not required CNA, HHA, CPR/First Aid, or other related certifications are a plusSkills & AbilitiesWe are looking for team members who bring compassion, dependability, and professionalism to the individuals they support. Compassionate and empathetic approach to care Strong communication and teamwork skills Patience, flexibility, and professionalism Ability to work both independently and as part of a team Reliable attendance and a strong work ethicPhysical RequirementsBecause these positions involve hands-on support, candidates must be able to: Lift, transfer, reposition, and physically assist residents • Additional Requirements Stand, walk, bend, and perform physical caregiving and support tasks throughout the shift Successful completion of a criminal background check and reference verification Valid driver’s license preferred, depending on position dutiesWhy Casa Angelica?At Casa Angelica, our work is centered around providing compassionate, individualized, and high-quality care to medically fragile children and young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.Our staff is an important part of the Casa Angelica community and the everyday lives of the individuals we serve. Whether assisting with daily care, supporting greater independence, creating opportunities for meaningful engagement, or simply being a consistent and trusted presence, every role contributes to helping our residents feel safe, valued, supported, and cared for. If you are looking for meaningful work where your time, skills, and compassion can make a genuine difference, we invite you to join the Guardian Angel Team. Compensation: $15 - $17 hourly

• Direct Support Professional (DSP)Direct Support Professionals provide hands-on care and daily living support to residents in our residential setting. DSPs are an essential part of each resident’s care team, helping promote safety, comfort, dignity, independence, and overall quality of life.This role includes supporting residents with their medical, physical, emotional, and personal care needs while helping create a safe, supportive, and respectful home environment.DSP Responsibilities • Assist residents with activities of daily living, including hygiene, dressing, feeding, toileting, mobility, and positioning • Provide emotional support, companionship, and individualized attention • Monitor residents’ physical condition, behaviors, moods, and overall well-being • Follow individualized care plans, treatment recommendations, and established safety protocols • Assist with meals, hydration, and daily routines • Maintain a clean, safe, comfortable, and structured residential environment • Accurately document care provided and promptly communicate concerns or changes to nursing staff and supervisors • Collaborate with nurses, therapists, QIDPs, and other members of the interdisciplinary teamEvening Habilitation TechnicianEvening Habilitation Technicians support residents during structured evening programming focused on skill-building, recreation, socialization, community inclusion, and meaningful engagement.Evening Techs help residents access and participate in activities in ways that work for their individual abilities and needs. This position is ideal for someone who is creative, adaptable, and able to think outside the box when helping residents engage with their environment, build skills, explore interests, and participate in their community.Evening Habilitation Technician Responsibilities • Help facilitate recreational, sensory, educational, social, and skill-building activities • Help residents access and engage with their environment through creative, individualized approaches and appropriate ADA accommodations • Encourage participation, independence, confidence, and skill development • Create and facilitate arts and crafts and other hands-on activities • Support residents during community outings, group activities, and field trips • Assist with behavioral supports and positive reinforcement strategies • Monitor resident engagement, behaviors, moods, and emotional well-being • Help maintain a structured, safe, positive, and engaging evening program environment