Join Our Team

If you are interested in a career where you can change the world one person at a time, this may be the place for you. Our distinct beliefs advance our mission every day.

We believe

• Everybody Matters:  We recognize and value the unique gifts of each person.

• Unlimited Options:  We create and encourage opportunity through imagination and by taking risks.

• Empowering Engagement: We appreciate, and welcome relationships built on open and honest communication, and we nurture them to give people control over their lives.

• Better Together: We develop and cultivate a shared vision with a common purpose, and we realize each person’s role is essential in making our vision a reality.

• Shared Leadership: We motivate and inspire each other to see a problem, be the solution and do the next right thing.

CHI On The Spot Interviewing

If these values align with your personal philosophy, visit CHI any day of the week to test and interview for one of our Direct Support Professional positions. Please come dressed for an interview and bring your resume, if you have one! If you don’t, please come anyway!

When: Every Day

Time: 9am-5pm

Location: CHI Centers, Inc.. 10501 New Hampshire Avenue, Silver Spring, MD 20903

What It Takes

Flexibility

No matter what specific area of human services you work in, your responsibilities will not usually be straightforward. Your work with individuals will often be nuanced and complex. Being able to adapt to changes in any situation is so important to the work we do. 

Common Sense

Able to see the big picture, which means seeing how your work fits into the purpose, objectives and mission of organization. Planning and thinking ahead about what is needed to be successful in any situation. Finishing what you start. Understand what needs to be done and willing to pitch in and get it done. Help your co workers even when its not your assignment. Be nice to people within the organization. Understand you are representing CHI at all times.

Responsibility

This means that you must have a strong moral compass and understand the need for regulations in the workplace. You have acceptable social norms, everyday etiquette, and manners, so you can effectively support individuals in navigating in various social situations and norms.