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Direct Support Professional jobs in Warren County, Ohio

Mason, Lebanon, Springboro and the corridor between Cincinnati and Dayton.

One to one support work, $17 to $20 an hour, a retention bonus at ninety days, and shifts built around the availability you give us. The application takes about two minutes.

A Nirvana Services direct support professional out in the community with the person they support in Warren County, Ohio.

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Useful Resources

Ohio DODD publishes free resources for Direct Support Professionals, including a newsletter written specifically for people doing this work.

The Area

Working in Warren County

Mason, Lebanon, Springboro and the corridor between Cincinnati and Dayton.

Warren placements often suit somebody who wants steady weekday afternoons and evenings rather than early mornings. School day ends, you pick up, and the rest of the shift is community time.

Getting around. I-71 and I-75 both run through Warren, which makes it the easiest county to work if you sit between the two cities. Mason to Lebanon is twenty minutes. Springboro to Dayton is fifteen. If you have been turning down work because it was all in one city, this is the county to look at.

Towns we cover here: Mason, Lebanon, Springboro, Franklin, Waynesville, Morrow, South Lebanon, Maineville and Deerfield Township.

Community Time

Where the work actually happens in Warren County

A good part of this job is getting somebody out of the house and into their own community. Knowing the area is a real advantage, and if you already know these places you are ahead before you start. In Warren County that regularly means:

  • Kings Island, which more people we support have a season pass to than you would guess
  • The Little Miami Scenic Trail, flat and paved for miles
  • Caesar Creek State Park
  • Historic downtown Lebanon on a quiet afternoon
  • Armco Park and the Warren County fairgrounds
  • The Mason Community Center

Plus the ordinary things that matter just as much. The grocery run, the barber, the pharmacy, the appointment somebody was dreading. You are not an activities coordinator. You are the person who makes an ordinary week possible.

Straight Talk

Why Warren County specifically

Warren is a good fit if you want predictable hours in the same few towns rather than driving a wide circuit.

Referrals here come to us through Warren County Board of Developmental Disabilities and the statewide system. We do not control when a case appears. What we do control is whether we already have somebody local, cleared and ready when it does, which is the entire reason this page exists.

Why Nirvana

Why people come to us, and why they stay

We pay well, and we say the number. $17 to $20 an hour depending on your experience, your certifications and the county. We would far rather pay properly and keep somebody for years than churn through people the way much of this industry does. A medication certification moves you up the range and opens the better paid placements.

We communicate. You will not be left guessing about your schedule, your hours or your pay. Email or text us and you get a real answer from a real person, quickly. Anyone who has worked somewhere that goes quiet on them knows what that is worth.

  • A retention bonus at ninety days, with benefits available at the same point including a 401k
  • Mileage paid when you are transporting the person you support
  • One to one placements only, never a floor full of people
  • We work around your availability where we can, including school hours and weekend only schedules
What We Look For

Requirements

  • DODD eight hour orientation certificate, or willingness to complete it
  • Current CPR and First Aid certification
  • Valid driver's license, a reliable vehicle and current auto insurance
  • High school diploma or equivalent
  • Social Security card, for I-9 verification
  • Experience as a DSP, STNA, HHA, caregiver, home health aide or personal care aide is welcome. We also train the right person

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