Working parents, in the West Village, needs to hire a full-time Nanny/Family Assistant to care for their two school-aged sons. Mom is a busy entrepreneur and is juggling her career and her home life. She requires someone who is flexible to stay late or stay over when needed, is willing to tend to all the needs of the child and plan and prepare meals for the children and other staff as well.
…
A Midwest family of three, with additional homes on both coasts, is seeking a Nanny/Family Assistant with a governess touch. They are seeking a developmentally savvy childcare professional who is interested in up-to-date parenting and educational strategies, and who is always seeking to create teachable opportunities throughout the day’s activities.
…
A family of four, on the Upper West Side, needs to hire a part-time household assistant and cook who can act as an extra pair of helping hands around the home. The family needs someone city savvy and computer literate with good communication skills, who can handle family cooking, light housekeeping and household upkeep,
…
She has over ten years of extensive experience as a Nanny/Governess/Family Assistant/Household Manager to high profile families. She possesses great organizational skills and believes in effectively communicating with the family about their expectations. She is always flexible and willing to help whenever the family needs her. She has the following key qualifications: CPR Certified,
…
He is a rising star whose levels of dedication and ambition become readily apparent within minutes of meeting him. As a former Division-1 college athlete (wrestling), he learned valuable skills in time management, discipline, and team work. His first exposure to the realm of personal assistance came during college, where he successfully juggled a part-time position assisting the owner of a luxury car dealership while attending school full-time.
…
An active family of five, in Battery Park City, needs to hire a Mandarin-speaking nanny/family assistant who can drive in New York City to help care for three children ages 9-12 with school pick-ups, taking them to after school activities, assisting with Mandarin-language homework, reading and writing, preparing the children’s meals,
…
Working parents, in Midtown Manhattan, need to hire a Nanny/Family Assistant/House Manager who can facilitate the smooth running of the household. Childcare responsibilities will include: helping the children prepare for school, school drop and pick up, taking them to various after-school classes and activities, and supervising their homework and dinner time.
…
She is a professional nanny, family assistant, and educator with years of experience caring for children and working with high profile families. She provides a safe, secure, caring and stimulating atmosphere and offers emotional, intellectual, physical and social support. Her goal is for children to meet their fullest potential and for her employers’ home to be running smoothly.
…
A family of four, in Nassau County, needs to hire a professional Nanny/Family Assistant. The main focus of this position is caring for two lively and busy school-age children. Responsibilities will include: driving the children to and from school, taking them to extracurricular activities, helping with homework and fixing them lunch,
…
Working parents in Downtown Manhattan are seeking a full-time nanny/family assistant to help with the care of their three young sons and handle occasional errands for the family. The nanny needs to coordinate playdates and transport the little ones to and from classes and activities. The position requires someone with a take-charge attitude who can work well with grandma who also helps the family with childcare.
…
Pavillion is an equal opportunity employment agency and does not discriminate on the basis of age, race, creed, color, national origin, sex, disability status, martial status, or sexual orientation. Pavillion staff may not ask job applicants questions about their age, race, creed, color, national origin, sex, disability status, marital status, or sexual orientation. Complaints of discrimination may be brought to the attention of the New York State Attorney General's Office, Civil Rights Bureau, 120 Broadway, 3rd Floor, New York, New York 10271.
