Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) are in high demand, but there a lot of them already working in the field. DSPs provide a wide range of duties, depending on the client, but primarily support the independent living of those with intellectual or developmental disabilities (the IDD community). "They don't need experience. We fully train," said Hauna Rose of Thrive Services, a DSP provider. Prospective employees need only be certified in first aid and CPR, and have a driver's license with vehicle

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