Join Our Team

Are you looking for a career where you can make a difference?

Join Our Team

Are you looking for a career where you can make a difference?

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Join Our Team

Are you looking for a career where you can make a difference?

Employment Opportunities

Are you looking for a career where you can help people? Where going to work is more than just a job? Where you can help an older person or a person with a disability live a full life? If so, have you thought about a job as a caregiver?

At Trinity In-Home Care, we are looking for dependable, caring individuals who enjoy working with people.  Our employees enjoy a flexible schedule, a variety of experiences, and a competitive wage. We take pride in the fact that our turnover is below national average, and attribute it to our friendly environment, flexibility, and wonderful client families.

What is a Direct Support Professional (DSP)?

At Trinity In-Home Care, we call our caregivers Direct Support Professionals, or DSPs. DSPs work one-on-one with a client in their home, or in the community. As a DSP, your goal is to increase or maintain a client's quality of life by providing support and respite services. You might help with:

  • cooking, cleaning
  • feeding, bathing, dressing, grooming or toileting
  • driving people to appointments
  • providing support at work, school or in the community
  • being a companion.

What you actually do will depend on the needs of the person(s) you work with.

What are the advantages of being a DSP?

Many direct support professionals find their work to be more than "just a job" due to the satisfaction they get in helping others. Other attractive aspects of this work include:

  • the close connections that many workers make with the people that they support
  • the flexibility of their job duties and hours
  • a supportive office staff
  • the sense of accomplishment they feel when a client learns or regains abilities

What are the challenges of being a DSP?

Work as a Direct Support Professional can be challenging at times. You may have to do things that you find awkward at first, such as helping someone go to the bathroom or take a shower. However, for most DSPs, this gets easier over time.

Other ongoing challenges may include day-to-day life situations – a client passing away, working with a client that has depression or is angry.

In-home care is incredibly meaningful, but it’s also demanding. If you're considering this role, it's important to understand what it really looks like on the hard days.

What is a Direct Support Professional (DSP)?
What are the advantages of being a DSP?
What are the challenges of being a DSP?

What You Can Expect Serving as a Direct Support Professional

  • One-on-one caregiving that builds real relationships.
  • Ongoing training and skill-building opportunities.
  • Flexible scheduling, including part-time and full-time options.
  • Friendly, responsive team — you’re never on your own.
  • Wages starting at $15/hr, depending on role/experience.
A woman in a green sweater carefully folds laundry.

What You Can Expect Serving as a Direct Support Professional

  • One-on-one caregiving that builds real relationships.
  • Ongoing training and skill-building opportunities.
  • Flexible scheduling, including part-time and full-time options.
  • Friendly, responsive team — you’re never on your own.
  • Wages starting at $15/hr, depending on role/experience.
A woman in a green sweater carefully folds laundry.

What You Can Expect Serving as a Direct Support Professional

  • One-on-one caregiving that builds real relationships.
  • Ongoing training and skill-building opportunities.
  • Flexible scheduling, including part-time and full-time options.
  • Friendly, responsive team — you’re never on your own.
  • Wages starting at $15/hr, depending on role/experience.
A woman in a green sweater carefully folds laundry.
Two women work to finish laundry.

Work That Makes a Difference

At the Sports Pavilion of Lawrence, two women go on a walk, surrounded by greenery.
Two gentlemen discuss their grocery list at the store.
A woman assists a man in a wheel chair with wrapping a bandage around his foot.
Laughing, a woman stirs something on the stovetop while talking to a seated woman.
A woman helps a younger man with vacuuming a room.

Work That Makes a Difference

Two women work to finish laundry.
At the Sports Pavilion of Lawrence, two women go on a walk, surrounded by greenery.
Two gentlemen discuss their grocery list at the store.
A woman assists a man in a wheel chair with wrapping a bandage around his foot.
Laughing, a woman stirs something on the stovetop while talking to a seated woman.
A woman helps a younger man with vacuuming a room.
Two women work to finish laundry.

The Impact of Compassionate Care

Two gentlemen discuss their grocery list at the store.
Laughing, a woman stirs something on the stovetop while talking to a seated woman.
At the Sports Pavilion of Lawrence, two women go on a walk, surrounded by greenery.
A woman assists a man in a wheel chair with wrapping a bandage around his foot.
A woman helps a younger man with vacuuming a room.

Want to learn more?

Still have questions? We’re happy to talk through the role, training, or what a typical day looks like. Curious if this work is right for you? We’re happy to share more!

Ready to get started?

Start by submitting your application. If selected, you'll be invited for an interview and background check. Once hired, you'll receive training to ensure you're prepared!