Jovie of Houston and Austin

Sitter Needed for Part-Time or Full-Time Position. Great Bonus incentives.

Cypress and Spring, TX
Part Time to Full Time
Entry Level

Looking for a flexible job where you can manage your schedule? We are looking for experienced sitters! 

Jovie Childcare Agency- we hire experienced nannies/sitters of all ages!

+ Our agency is looking for full time and part time Experienced and Exceptional nannies and babysitters able to work a minimum; 15-20 hours a week, to care for our various client families in and all around the Houston area. 

+ Work when you want to work!  These are short-term assignments and are best for outgoing individuals who enjoy working with a variety of families and children.This makes a great primary job or second job. Our caregiver team manages their own schedules by putting their availability into our system. You tell us when you CAN work rather than us telling you when you HAVE to work!

Requirements:

  • Non-smoker, non-nicotine, non-vape user
  • Must be at least 19 years old
  • Must be legal to work in US
  • Must have clear background check results and willing to take a drug screening test
  • Must have reliable car, driver license and auto insurance in your name or as a listed driver
  • Must have 2 or more years of childcare experience and 4 childcare references (Including any babysitting, nanny jobs, child care center, coaching, teaching, volunteer, church nursery etc.) 
  • Please do not include information about family, relatives or any childcare before age 16.  
  • Not hiring temporary employees

Jovie offers:

++ Competitive pay starting Salary: $13.00 to $16.00 /hour base rate pay

  • Qualifying Special Assignments: $16-$20+/hr 
  • Travel bonus available for qualifying jobs
  • Opportunity for pay increases annually

+       Flexible scheduling

  • Flexible, build your own scheduling through our MySitters phone app.

+       Ongoing support + professional development and training.

+       Safe, professional, and legal employment, we find and meet the families for you

+        Fun staff and team to join. Opportunity to for increase in pay annually.

Apply today!  Please be as detailed as you can in the "Experience" section. Please do not include information about family, relatives or any childcare before age 16. You will be contacted after filling out an application, to schedule a personal interview. We can't wait to meet you!

Learn more at: jovie.com/thewoodlandstx

Fun staff and team to join. Opportunity to for increase in pay annually.

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