Full Time Nanny

Indianapolis, IN
Full Time
Student (High School)

Are you ready to build a stronger resume while you make a difference in a child's life? You don’t have to choose between feeding your bank account and feeding your soul. Here’s how you can do both. 

Who is Jovie?  We are a team of caregivers who are ready companions to families who are trying to control the chaos!  Here at Jovie of Greater Indianapolis, we are on a mission to reimagine childcare.  
 

New mom living downtown is looking for an experienced nanny for her infant daughter due in July. Candidate should have several years experience with infants, be responsible, reliable and communicative!  Mom is currently a student and schedule would fluctuate each week for a total of 40-50 hours.  The earliest nanny would need to arrive would be 7am and latest end time would be 8pm.  Often mom would be home mid afternoon. Added responsibilities while baby is napping include washing bottles and doing the baby’s laundry.    Position would end June 2026.  

*This family would also be looking for a night nanny if those hours are preferred.  9pm-8am three nights a week.   

 


 



 


You focus on the work.  We do the rest.  

  • Private Nanny Placements: Wages vary by experience,  this nanny position starts at $17.00/hour - up to $20.00/hr
  • On Your Side - Need to change things up with the family?  We're here to help.
  • Regular Paychecks - No need to worry about asking to be paid or filing tax paperwork
  • We have a lucrative Referral Program!

Benefits:

  • Monthly wellness allowance of $125.00
  • Freshbenies membership (virtual doctor appointments)
  • Ongoing (remote) training opportunites
  • CPR/First Aid/AED Certification course provided
  • Work schedule that can accommodate your school or other job schedule!

A job that rewards you in every way.

  • Make a difference in the lives of children. What we do matters for the children and families we serve.
  • Create relationships. You’ll gain life-changing experiences with children and ongoing connections with parents.
  • Independence. No corporate structure here, but we provide the training and ongoing support you need to succeed.

Make every workday matter.  Values that guide us: Can Do. Results Matter. Leave it better.

Responsibilities and Requirements:

  • We are looking for an engaging, child-focused individuals who are willing to have fun, play, read, do arts and crafts and other activities, and provide an attentive and safe environment for the children in their care.
  • 2+ years childcare, babysitter or nanny experience, preferably including infant and toddler experience.
  • Must have a reliable insured vehicle for travel to family homes.
  • Minimum age of 18, valid driver’s license
  • Hold a high school diploma/GED
  • CPR trained or willing to receive training

With opportunities for advancement and professional growth, we want caregivers to feel valued. When you first start here at Jovie, you aren’t just trained. You’re Jovie trained. That includes understanding the brand, guidance on interacting with kids of all ages and specialized skills for children with unique needs. And if you have a question or need some support, you have not only a local Jovie team but an entire national brand backing you up.

Apply today to learn more about who we are, what we do and the opportunities we can provide you in your career path!

As we continue to monitor the progression of COVID-19, our top priority is the health and safety of our caregivers and families. We are following updates and guidance from the CDC, as well as state and local authorities, and staying informed on best practices.

Thank you for considering Jovie  – the nation’s most complete resource for a full-service nanny and professional babysitting services. Building Stronger Families®.

 

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