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Bring dependable, respectful support to a family.

We are looking for patient professionals who value dignity, choice, safety, and meaningful connection.

Three Busy Bee Behavior Respite providers coordinating with a tablet between field visits.
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Behavior Respite caregivers make trusted time away possible.

You may provide supervision, personal-care or daily-living support, meaningful activities, and authorized community access for children or adults with developmental disabilities and behavioral support needs. Busy Bee caregivers do not transport individuals; transportation is arranged separately.

This is a non-clinical direct-support role. Caregivers follow applicable plans, agency procedures, and professional boundaries rather than designing or changing treatment.

Ask About Current Openings

Strong caregivers are:

  • Patient, respectful, and person-centered
  • Reliable and clear in their communication
  • Comfortable following established plans and routines
  • Protective of privacy, dignity, choice, and professional boundaries
  • Prepared to complete required screening and training
  • Willing to maintain current CPR and First Aid qualifications as required

Qualifications, background-clearance requirements, training, schedules, duties, community-outing procedures, available positions, and compensation are provided for each opening during the application process and in applicable job postings.

A caring next step

Ready to learn whether Busy Bee is right for your family?

We will listen, answer your questions, and help you understand the referral process.