Caring Early Childhood Assistant

University Hospitals; Parma (OH); Presencial; USD 16.531 - 20.664; A tiempo parcial

Descripción de la vacante

University Hospitals is seeking a PRN Teacher's Assistant to support early childhood care. The role emphasizes following daily schedules, assisting with assessments and screenings, and maintaining a safe, inclusive learning environment for children.

Applicants must hold a High School Equivalency and demonstrate knowledge of child development, effective family communication, and basic computer skills. Responsibilities include daily family communication, PHI awareness, and adherence to licensing

Formación

• High School Equivalency / GED is required.
• Knowledge of child development is required.
• Ability to communicate with families and children.
• Basic computer and online training navigation skills.
• Email, print, scan documents and photos.

Responsabilidades

• Follows daily schedule.
• Helps complete assessments and developmental screenings as assigned.
• Maintains a caring, inclusive classroom experience.
• Maintains a safe environment by practicing active supervision.
• Maintains a healthy learning environment by sanitizing materials.
• Communicates with families daily regarding their child’s activities and wellbeing.
• Monitors children for illness and medical needs to respond to emergencies.
• Remain compliant with ODJFS Child Care Licensing Rules.

Conocimientos

Child development

Family communication

Basic computer skills

Web navigation

Email/scan/print

Educación

High School GED

Descripción del empleo

University Hospitals is seeking a PRN Teacher's Assistant to support early childhood care. The role emphasizes following daily schedules, assisting with assessments and screenings, and maintaining a safe, inclusive learning environment for children.

Applicants must hold a High School Equivalency and demonstrate knowledge of child development, effective family communication, and basic computer skills. Responsibilities include daily family communication, PHI awareness, and adherence to licensing