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Adult Parole Officer
Bereavement
CNA
Case Manager
Case Worker
Child Care Worker
Clinical Supervisor
Counselor
Cemeteries/Burial
Cremation/Crematorium
Domestic Violence Advocate
Domestic Violence Child Adv.
Drug Alcohol
Embalmers
Early Childhood Teacher
EMT
Family Counselor
Hearing Officer Youth Probation
Homeless Youth Shelter
Hospice Aide
Hospice Nurse
Kindergarten Teacher
Language/Speech Therapist
Lifeguard/Swim Instructor
Living Skills Coordinator
Medical Secretary
Mental Health
Morticians
Nanny
Nursery School Attendants
Occupational Therapist
Paramedic
Physically Disadvantaged
Probation Officer Parole
Residential Counselor
School Social Worker
Senior Citizens Case Mgr
Senior Social Worker
Sign Lang Interpreter
Social Worker
Special Ed Teacher
Substance Abuse
Vocational Rehab Specialist
Youth Care Worker
Youth Counselor
Youth Employment Assistant

CHILD CARE NANNY

Nannies care for children as employees in private households.

Nannies may perform the following tasks:

  • Apply first aid and take appropriate action in cases of accident or emergency
  • Arrange and supervise outings
  • Care for and maintain children's belongings, bedrooms and play areas
  • Care for babies or young children by feeding, washing and dressing them and by supervising their play and learning activities

     

  • Communicate with parents to make sure that their preferences regarding child care are maintained
  • Feed and care for pets
  • Nannies employed full time may be required to live in their employers' homes. They may also be required to work in the evenings and on weekends.
  • Perform light housekeeping duties such as laundry or meal preparation as they relate to children in their care.
  • Plan and prepare nutritious snacks and meals for children and possibly the family
  • Plan creative play and learning activities and organize meal and sleep times
  • Safeguard children against potential dangers, such as swimming pools, kitchen utensils, poisons and stairs
  • Take children to school, kindergarten and other activities
  • Take sole charge of children for extended periods while parents are absent from home

Nannies may specialize as a Governess who supervises and tutors children (including school-age children) in educational programs within private households. In most instances, these positions are in remote locations.

Personal Requirements:

    Able to work unsupervised
    Able to work with young children
    Patience, maturity and a willingness to accept responsibility
    Well organized
    Good communication skills
    Reliable
    Flexible.

This job description can also be found in Word form here.

 

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