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Substitute Health Care Assistant

Lancaster, PA

$125/day

Full-time

Re-posted 18 hours ago


Job description

Status: Daily Substitute, on call
Schedule: Hours will vary by assignment
Daily Salary: $125 per day/$60 per half day
 

*And earn even more $$ by actively subbing!

 

Daily substitutes can earn up to an additional $500 a month for fulfilling assignments in IU13 classrooms. The more you sub every month, the more you can earn!!

 

- Sub 10 times in a month, receive an extra $200!
- Sub 20 times in a month, receive an extra $300!


PURPOSE OF POSITION:
Health Care Assistants (HCA) are responsible for meeting the medical needs of students enrolled in IU-operated special education and alternative education classes/programs.
KNOWLEDGE & SKILL REQUIREMENTS:
Education Required:                 
  • High School diploma

Certification Required:  
  • Licensed LPN, current CPR, AED and 1ST Aid

Other Qualifications:                 
  • Willingness to work as part of an educational team and to become familiar with the unique student needs and rights and regulations governing special education placement.
  • Willingness to provide a safe environment for the students we serve and the ability to adapt to unexpected, changing situations.

Essential Physical Requirements: 
  • The strength and ability to assist in lifting and supporting students of ages ranging from pre-school to twenty-one and their assistive appliances.
  • Considerable bending, stooping, twisting, kneeling and squatting must be tolerated as well as the ability to assist in physical interventions (such as physical restraints) when necessary
  • Ability to maneuver student/adults into a safe position for administering First Aid or CPR