Child Development Associate

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Opened in 1977, Torrington Community Hospital is a critical access hospital that provides excellent medical care to residents in southeast Wyoming and bordering Nebraska communities.  As a Child Development Associate you must be someone who is self-motivated, enjoys being part of a team, continuous learner, able to be adaptable to constant change (because every day is a new day with children), and have a  love and understanding of children and their emotions.  The care for children is a big responsibility and at Torrington Community Hospital the small very close-knit team takes that very seriously. If you have a love for children and want to work on a great team. Apply Today!!!!

POSITION SUMMARY
This position assists in the care of a group of children at a singular site. This position assists with the planning and implementation of a development/educational program for a program or child care center according to established parameters.

CORE FUNCTIONS
1. Assists senior staff with planning and implementation of the development/educational curriculum, lesson plans and programs in the individual classroom/playroom to ensure a well run, purposeful program that meets departmental goals and is responsive to participant needs.

2. Assists with the promotion and maintenance of a healthy learning environment that minimizes potential and actual injury. Cleans and maintains toys and materials. Demonstrates health and safety practices.

3. Assists with planning and leading creative activities that promote physical, intellectual, social and emotional competence of the enrolled children. Participates in the social development of young children.

4. Participates in other various activities which may consist of record keeping, maintaining inventories and ordering or reporting needed resources. Assists children and parents as necessary.

5. This position works under regular supervision from senior staff. This position may have frequent interaction with employees/physicians and their family members, patients/residents, visitors, community agencies and vendors.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
Must have a high school diploma or its equivalent.

Must be at least 18 years of age. The position also requires skills and abilities typically gained through one year of experience in working with children. Must comply with applicable registration regulations and health requirements for assignment. Must be able to communicate effectively in both oral and written formats. Must demonstrate responsibility, flexibility and sensitivity to children.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
Experience working with young children from birth to age five in classroom setting. An Associate's Degree in Early Childhood Education, Child Development, Early Childhood Special Education that encompass the following: child development and learning of children birth through kindergarten; family and community relationships; observing, documenting and assessing young children; teaching and learning; and professional practices and development, including relevant field-based experience, from an accredited institution.

Additional related education and/or experience preferred.

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