Supported Child Care Worker - Enderby, Canada - Splatsin Tsm7aksaltn (Splatsin Teaching Centre) Society

Description

• Implements the policies and guidelines of the Aboriginal Supported Child Care Program.
• Ensures Program files are up to date for each client and for the Program.
• Prepares monthly reports.
• Collaborate with community service providers where possible.
• Is familiar with current research and new developments in the field of Early Childhood Education.
• Seeks professional development opportunities as appropriate.
• Knowledgeable of pertinent professional Codes of Ethics.
• Participates in planning activities for the client(s).

• Support children with extra support needs.
• Work as a team member to plan and implement strategies and activities for inclusion for the child and family.
• Work as a team member to provide culturally appropriate activities for the child and family.
• Encourage and model social interaction with the child and peers.
• Participate in ongoing evaluation, planning and goalsetting for the client(s).
• Complete observations and informal assessments as designated in the child's individual service plan.
• Fulfill program objectives, ensure effective case planning and management. Ensure accountability to the program.
• Plan developmentally appropriate home visits and family centred activities for each client.
• Evaluates child's development and growth on a regular basis and documents the child's development.
• Provide parents with relevant parent supports and information as required.
• Plans for and arranges daily, weekly, and monthly schedule.
• Assists in the development and implementation of individual service plans for children and families that reflect the choices and priorities identified by the families.
• Strengthen and support families in their role as decisionmakers on behalf of their children and themselves.
• Support programming to be inclusive in philosophies, practices, policies and procedures.
• Participate in team meetings with families and Staff and other service providers.
• Support and facilitate transitions for children and families.
• Ensures that the programs are implemented in accordance with appropriate guidelines and procedures.

• Maintains a high standard of professional ethics in relationships with children, parents, community members, fellow staff members, Executive Director
• Work as a team player in fulfilling duties.
• Participate in ongoing inservice training and professional development.
• Attend meetings called by the Executive Director.
• Adhere to policies, code of conduct and other guidelines of Splatsin.

• ECE/ECD/CYC/ECEA Certification or Training.
• Minimum of 1 years experience in working in the ECD field, preferable experience in working in Aboriginal communities.
• Must be a mature individual who demonstrates assertiveness, effective interpersonal communication skills as a team player.
• Must be able to work well with children with challenges and identify effective strategies for case planning.
• Must demonstrate the ability to provide direct program delivery experience and demonstrate working knowledge of family centred practice, early intervention child development, and communitybased programming.
• Must be able to work independently, be reliable and selfmotivated.
• Must have ability to keep ongoing and accurate records and provide written monthly reports.
• Must be able to work in an array of environments (in the home, in community settings) and must have the physical abilities to carry out the duties of the position.
• Must maintain professional standards and maintain confidentiality.
• Possess reliable transportation and hold valid B.C. driver's license and clean driving record (Recent driver's abstract to be submitted).
• Must comply with the Criminal Records Review Act.
• Must have First Aide.
• Ability to work with Aboriginal families and have knowledge of local culture.
• Knowledge of the Splatsin Language an asset.

• Dental care
• Extended health care
• Paid time off
• Vision care

• 8 hour shift