Full-Time Infant Teacher: Nurturing Development

North-Bay-Children; Novato (CA); On-site; USD 38,000 - 43,000; Full time

Job summary

North Bay Children (NBCC) seeks an experienced Early Childhood Teacher to support a team-based teaching environment. You will design and implement age-appropriate activities, coordinate with staff, and ensure compliance with California licensing and industry best practices.

The role emphasizes teamwork, ongoing professional development, and a child-centered approach to development. Responsibilities include maintaining safe classrooms, participating in DRDP assessments, and engaging with parents

Qualifications

• 5 years experience in ECE programs.
• CTC Teacher Permit.
• Teachers must work collegially with center staff and respond to supervision and feedback.
• Solid knowledge of California Community Care Licensing, California Department of Education requirements, and Industry Best Practices.
• Obtain and maintain Pediatric First Aid and Pediatric CPR as required by California State Licensing.

Responsibilities

• Plan and implement diverse, age-appropriate activities aligned with NBCC philosophies and Best Practices.
• Ensure activities and environment meet each child’s developmental needs across social-emotional, cognitive, and physical domains.
• Maintain safe, orderly classrooms and outdoor areas following NBCC best practices.
• Collaborate with Head Teacher/Site Supervisor to schedule substitutes when needed.
• Attend staff development days and regular meetings; participate in training sessions.

Skills

ECE experience

CTC Teacher Permit

Team collaboration

Licensing & Best Practices

First Aid & CPR certified

Job description

North Bay Children (NBCC) seeks an experienced Early Childhood Teacher to support a team-based teaching environment. You will design and implement age-appropriate activities, coordinate with staff, and ensure compliance with California licensing and industry best practices.

The role emphasizes teamwork, ongoing professional development, and a child-centered approach to development. Responsibilities include maintaining safe classrooms, participating in DRDP assessments, and engaging with parents