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Need a part-time sitter for two middle schoolers and a dog near the Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute.
Pay: $18 - $28 per hour
Start Date: In 1 Week
Location: Albuquerque, NM
Job Description
Part-time sitter needed for two middle schoolers and a dog. Must be reliable and experienced with children and pets. Must have own transportation and be able to provide references. Ideal candidate will be responsible and able to engage children in activities. CPR and first aid certification preferred. Must be available evenings and weekends. Wage negotiable. Apply now!
Parent / Family Information
Location: Albuquerque, NM 87110
Seeking: Albuquerque Nanny
Education: Attending/Graduated College
Time Needed: Part-Time
Nanny Job Requirements:
Experienced Nanny: 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
- • Track your daily earnings through the Wyndy app
- • Build a solid work history with verifiable job experience
- • Designed specifically for college students, making it easy to balance work and study
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.
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