Nanny for Children with Special Needs

San Jose, CA
Part Time to Full Time
Mid Level

Join Our Team as a Special Needs Nanny!

Are you a nurturing and creative individual looking for a fulfilling part-time or full-time position? Step into a role where you can truly make a difference in the lives of children with special needs, including those with autism, Down syndrome, and cerebral palsy. As an approved respite provider, we're expanding our team and seeking dedicated caregivers in San Jose and surrounding areas.

About You:

  • Age: 18 or older
  • Special Needs Experience: Any background in special needs caregiving is a significant plus.
  • Transportation: You have a driver's license and a reliable vehicle and are comfortable traveling to different homes in the area.
  • Location: You must be located in or willing to travel to the San Jose area. 
  • Availability: You have availability 3-5 days per week from at least 12:00pm to 7:00pm. We also have weekend availability!
  • Personality: You’re communicative, dependable, and always greet families with a friendly smile. We value individuals who bring creativity, enthusiasm, and a child-focused approach to their work, ensuring each interaction is filled with joy and positivity.
  • Tech-Savvy: Possess a cell phone with data for accepting and recording assignments, enabling efficient communication and coordination.
  • Authorized to Work: Eligible to work for any US employer, ensuring compliance with legal requirements.

As a Special Needs Nanny, You Will Receive:

  • Competitive Pay: Enjoy competitive pay ranging from $20 to $22 per hour, along with sibling care bonuses and guaranteed mileage reimbursements, setting us apart as leaders in the Bay Area job market.
  • Meaningful Work: Get paid to engage in enriching activities, play games, create art, and positively impact the lives of these incredible kids, making each moment spent with them fulfilling and rewarding.
  • Support and Training: Join a team-oriented environment with engaged leadership, ongoing training opportunities, and access to tools and supplies that enhance your professionalism, ensuring you feel supported and empowered in your role.
  • Full-Time Benefits: Receive a medical stipend, paid vacation time, paid holidays, student loan repayment matching funds, or retirement savings matching funds for full-time work.
  • Legal Employment: Rest assured with direct deposit pay and the security of working with an established organization committed to compliance and professionalism.
  • Comprehensive Training: Receive comprehensive onboarding, employer-sponsored CPR/First Aid certification, and California Trustline registration, equipping you with the skills and credentials needed for success.
  • Efficient Tools: Access app-based tools for managing availability, scheduling, and job assignments, streamlining your workflow, and maximizing your earnings potential.

Join us on this rewarding journey of making a positive impact on the lives of special needs children! 

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