Part Time Split Shift Nanny

Position Overview: The family is seeking a confident, dependable, and engaging caregiver who can provide structure, supervision, and positive support for both children. The ideal candidate will understand how to work with children who benefit from consistency, clear expectations, patience, and an encouraging approach.

Candidates with experience as an RBT (Registered Behavior Technician), behavioral support professional, special needs caregiver, or those with professional experience working with neurodivergent children are strongly encouraged to apply.

The family welcomes all candidates - male candidates are encouraged to apply.

Schedule: Monday–Friday:

7:00 AM–9:00 AM

3:00 PM–8:00 PM

Compensation: $30-$35

Benefits:

2 weeks paid vacation

2 paid sick days

2 paid personal days

3–6 paid holidays

Ideal Candidate: The ideal caregiver will be someone who is:

Confident and comfortable working with school-age children

Experienced with ADHD, neurodivergence, behavioral support, or similar needs

Patient, calm, consistent, and able to provide appropriate boundaries

Able to create structure and help the children stay on track with routines

Engaging and active, with the ability to build a positive relationship with both children

Dependable, responsible, and comfortable working independently

Able to redirect behavior in a positive and constructive manner

Comfortable communicating with the parents regarding routines, behaviors, progress, and concerns

An RBT certification is highly desirable, but the family is also open to candidates with strong relevant professional experience.

Requirements:

Must be at least 18 years old

Must be able to provide 3–5 professional references that align with previous work experience

Professional experience working with children, preferably school-age children

Experience with ADHD, neurodivergent children, behavioral support, or similar needs is strongly preferred

Reliable, responsible, and able to maintain consistent attendance

Responsibilities May Include:

Providing attentive supervision and care

Helping maintain consistent daily routines

Supporting transitions before and after school

Encouraging positive behavior and appropriate boundaries

Helping the children stay organized and on task

Supporting homework and school-related routines as needed

Preparing or assisting with simple meals and snacks

Engaging the children in age-appropriate activities

Providing transportation to activities or appointments if required

Communicating regularly with the parents regarding the children’s day and needs

This is a great opportunity for a caregiver who enjoys working with school-age children and can provide the consistency, patience, structure, and positive presence that helps neurodivergent children thrive.