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Babysitter needed for adult child with developmental disorder near WGU
Pay: $19 - $28 per hour
Start Date: Within 2 Weeks
Location: Salt Lake City, UT
Job Description
Babysitter needed for adult with developmental disorder. Job involves providing care and support. Experience with individuals with developmental disorders preferred. Must have a flexible schedule and be able to adapt to individual's needs. Pay negotiable, based on experience. Ideal candidate will have patience, compassion, and excellent communication skills. Please send resume and references to apply.
Parent / Family Information
Location: Salt Lake City, UT 84197
Seeking: Salt Lake City Babysitter
Education: Attending/Graduated College
Time Needed: Part-Time
Babysitting Job Requirements:
Experienced Sitter: Yes
Background Checked: Yes
Verified College Enrollment: Yes
Qualifications
- • A love of working with children
- • Excellent communication skills
- • Ability to follow directions
- • Passion for helping others
Benefits
- • Gain specialized experience by working with infants and toddlers
- • Check in and out safely from job locations via the app
- • Opportunity to work during holidays when demand for sitters is high
Application Process
- • Upon submission, your application will be reviewed to ensure quality before becoming active.
- • You'll receive an initial response within 48 hours of submission.
Working on Wyndy
Working on Wyndy
Earn Cash
Earn $75+ per childcare job and keep 100% of tips!
Feel Safe
Safe work environment & insurance for every sitter.
Be Flexible
Apply to childcare jobs that fit your schedule.
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I love being a sitter for Wyndy! It’s such an easy and flexible way for college students to make money and make connections with families in the area! I recommend Wyndy to everyone!
Lauren
Wyndy Sitter
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