Evening Child Care Aide: Supportive Classroom Helper

Memorial Healthcare; Florida; On-site; USD 17,000 - 22,000; Full time

Job summary

Memorial Healthcare System is seeking a dedicated childcare assistant for evening shifts to support classroom activities and ensure safe, engaging environments for children. You will collaborate with teachers to assess learning needs and implement age-appropriate learning experiences, while adhering to licensing standards and participating in staff meetings.

The role emphasizes safety, effective communication, and the application of early childhood learning principles to engage children in

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or Equivalent required.
• CPR certification through American Heart Association required.
• CPR certification through Red Cross recommended.
• DCF 45-hour Certification required by Florida DCF.

Responsibilities

• Supervises children to ensure safety.
• Assists with implementing teaching schedule and curriculum.
• Works with teacher to assess learning needs and develop activities.
• Attends staff meetings and supports curriculum progress.
• Ensures compliance with licensing standards.
• Engages children using developmentally appropriate activities.

Skills

Accountability

Age-Specific Care - Early Childhood

Customer Service

Effective Communication

Patient Safety - Ancillary/Support

Problem Solving

Responding to Change

Standards of Behavior

Education

High School Diploma or Equivalent (Required)

CPR Cert American Heart (CPR AHA)

CPR Cert Red Cross (CPR RC)

DCF 45-hour Certification

Job description

Memorial Healthcare System is seeking a dedicated childcare assistant for evening shifts to support classroom activities and ensure safe, engaging environments for children. You will collaborate with teachers to assess learning needs and implement age-appropriate learning experiences, while adhering to licensing standards and participating in staff meetings.

The role emphasizes safety, effective communication, and the application of early childhood learning principles to engage children in