To Become a Rehabilitation Assistant or Direct Support Professional, Start Here.

To Become a Rehabilitation Assistant or Direct Support Professional, Start Here.See Job PostingsReceive benefits and flexibility at one of Michigan’s largest nonprofit organizations.Now hiring in Wayne County and Macomb County.01What do Rehabilitation Assistants and Direct Support Professionals do?At Hope Network, Rehabilitation Assistants and Direct Support Professionals work directly with people suffering from brain and spinal cord injuries, mental illness, or developmental disabilities, helping them become integrated into their community in the least restrictive manner. They help people:• Lead a self-directed life • Contribute to the community • Participate in daily living activities • Develop attitudes and behaviors that enhance community inclusionFor you, becoming a Rehabilitation Assistant or DSP may be a job for the time being. It could also be a career path if you’re interested in growing in social work, social justice, therapy, and/or nursing.If you are working on a degree, these roles can provide financial support and a learning experience, wrapped into one. You can work full-/part-time and may work day, evening, or during the overnight hours.These positions do not require an educational degree. We’ll teach you everything.02Benefits We OfferAs a Direct Support Professional at Hope Network, you matter to us, and the people you serve. That’s why we invest in you with a robust benefits package, including:• Tuition Reimbursement • Health Insurance • Flexible Schedule Options • Paid Training • Paid Time Off • Retirement Savings Plan with Employer Match • Career PathingInterested? Fill out the form below to be contacted by our Talent Acquisition Team, or visit our careers page to see current job listings.See job listingsStart the hiring process:Contact us directly with any questions.Wayne CountyChristian Njemanze: 248.408.7036 / cnjemanze@hopenetwork.orgMacomb CountyMaureen Charlip: 248.408.7927 / mcharlip@hopenetwork.org