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Elevate your role as an Infant/Toddler Teacher II in Early Head Start! Serving as a primary caregiver for up to four children aged eight weeks to three years, this role includes planning and conducting developmentally appropriate activities. Foster growth through relationship-building, problem-solving, and social skill development. Collaborate with Early Childhood Programs, working with typically developing children, those with disabilities, and families to enhance parental involvement. Join a fulfilling program dedicated to nurturing children's development.
RESPONSIBILITIES/DUTIES (including but not limited to):
- Develops and maintains an individualized curriculum that meets program goals.
- Maintains a healthy and safe learning environment that is developmentally appropriate and culturally sensitive.
- Build positive relationships with families and promote parent involvement in the classroom.
- Professionally promotes EHS in the community and builds strong working relationships with collaborators.
- Knowledge of EHS Performance Standards, licensing regulations, state requirements, and SCF policies and procedures.
- Attend required meetings and follow occupational disease prevention regulations.
REQUIREMENTS/ WORKING CONDITIONS (including but not limited to):
- Must have a High School Diploma or equivalent.
- Six months of experience with infants/toddlers.
- A degree in Early Childhood Education, Child Development, or a Child Development Associate (CDA) credential with a focus on infants and toddlers.
- Interacting with infants/toddlers by lifting, bending, walking, standing, sitting, reaching, stooping, and crouching.
- Tolerating bodily fluids, communicable diseases, and moderate to loud noise levels; some travel may be required.
- Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions.
Sunrise Children’s Foundation (SCF) delivers a full scope of services from birth to five and provides a comprehensive continuum of care to ensure that children in Nevada have a chance at success. Founded in 1993, SCF currently provides multiple programs throughout Clark County, employs approximately 180 individuals and touches the lives of over 150,000 children and families annually. The organization’s mission is helping children to fulfill their potential of safe, healthy and educated lives.
