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Make a Difference. Be a Caregiver.

Want to make a difference in someone’s life? Have a calling for something more fulfilling? Caregiving can make a difference not only in someone else’s life, but in yours too! Caregivers can help people remain healthier and be more independent. From helping with simple household chores to certified nursing assistant care, caregivers provide many types of services, making a direct impact in the lives of those they serve.

A Qualified Service Provider (QSP) may assist an older adult or a person with a physical disability with housework and/or personal hygiene.
A Direct Support Professional may assist a person with an intellectual disability with simple household duties.
A Behavioral Health Technician may work in a residential setting, supporting people through the activities of daily living.

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CaringJobsND is your resource for types of caregiver positions and employment opportunities. We're here to help answer any questions you may have on these types of occupations. For more information, contact the QSP Hub at 701-777-3432 or visit the website.

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Middle age African American woman is smiling and kneeling next to a smiling white male boy sitting in a wheelchair

Direct Support Professional

Direct Support Professionals (DSP) provide basic care services to persons of all ages with intellectual and physical disabilities, along with patient advocacy, and assistance with medications.

A 20 to 30 year old white female is assisting a seated senior woman with eating.

Qualified Service Provider

Qualified Service Providers (QSP) provide older adults and individuals with physical disabilities with in-home and community-based support services like light housekeeping and preparing meals. QSPs can be family members, friends and neighbors - anyone who enjoys caring for others.

Young white female crying with her head down and another white female has her hand on her shoulder

Behavioral Health Technician

Behavioral Health Technicians work with people that have behavioral health concerns, assisting them with daily living activities.

CaringJobsND helps connect caregivers to opportunities helping others in North Dakota.

Qualified caregivers may receive payment to care for others, including friends and family members.

Caregivers make a difference in the lives of others.

Direct Service Workers are in demand. You can help meet this growing need.

Make a Difference. Be a Caregiver.

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