NIGHT CHILD CARE WORKER - RTF (5471)
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House of the Good Shepherd is hiring a NIGHT CHILD CARE WORKER - RTF (5471). The Night Child Care Worker provides overnight supervision and support for children, fostering positive relationships and ensuring safety while adhering to the Sanctuary Model’s Seven Commitments and agency policies.
Key focus areas include Form positive relationships with children, Understand and respond to children's developmental needs, and Follow agency policy and Trauma Informed Care orientation.
Important skills include Seven Commitments, Positive Relationship Building, Child Developmental Needs Understanding, Trauma Informed Care Orientation, Basic Needs And Developmental Issues Knowledge, and Developmentally Appropriate Questioning.
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Salary Range $20.16 - $20.16 Hourly
Position Type Full Time
Job Shift Overnight
Travel Percentage None
Qualifications
Education and Experience Requirements: 1. Minimum high school or equivalency diploma required; some higher education preferred. 2. Experience with children highly desirable; sufficient maturity to work with and relate to children required. Required Knowledge, Skills, Abilities and Competencies: 1. Commitment to following and embracing the Seven Commitments of our Sanctuary Model. 2. Ability to form positive relationships with children. 3. Ability to understand and respond to children's basic developmental needs. 4. Ability to understand and follow agency policy and Trauma Informed Care orientation. 5. Understanding of basic needs and developmental issues of children in a way that promotes growth and respects individuality. 6. Asks age and developmentally appropriate questions and actively listens to children’s responses. 7. Develops a warm, positive, nurturing relationship with each child. 8. Follows mandated reporting requirements regarding child abuse and neglect. 9. Practices infection control, including appropriate hand washing procedures. 10. Uses knowledge of developmental milestones, assists children in participating at their individual level of interest and ability. 11. Uses observation as a way to “get to know” children –their interests and developmental levels. 12. Interacts with children during meal and snack times, promoting appropriate social behavior. 13. Applies knowledge of child development to plan and implement developmentally appropriate activities and environments. 14. Adapts activities and environments to meet the special needs and situations of individual children. 15. Identifies developmentally appropriate behavior and reasonable expectations for children’s behavior. 16. Ability for role model and teach appropriate behavior to children. 17. Demonstrate a high level of professionalism at all times. 18. Valid New York State driver’s license.
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