NewAttending Clinical Psychiatrist (Child & Adolescent Residential Unit @ Kahi Mohala) The Queen's University Medical GroupAttending Clinical Psychiatrist (Child & Adolescent Residential Unit @ Kahi Mohala)Ewa Beach, HawaiiJOB SUMMARY/RESPONSIBILITIES: Provides high-quality, coordinated, comprehensive, team-based, and patient-centered care for patients of The Queen’s Health System’s (QHS) hospitals and clinics and facilities, and other hospitals and clinics and facilities, as applicable, in the area of psychiatry and applicable specialty (e.g., Addiction medicine, addiction psychiatry, child & adolescent). Supports The Queen’s Medical Center’s (QMC’s) vision and values to enhance the provision of quality health care and optimize the health status of our patients, and supports QMC’s Mission to fulfill the intent of Queen Emma and King Kamehameha IV to provide in perpetuity quality health care services to improve the well-being of Native Hawaiians and all of the people of Hawai`i.
CHILD & YOUTH PROGRAM ASSISTANT CY1/CY2* (RPT) MCBH - ALL CENTERS -$1,000.00 BONUS AFTER COMPLETING 1 YEAR OF EMPLOYMENT Marine Corps Community ServicesCHILD & YOUTH PROGRAM ASSISTANT CY1/CY2* (RPT) MCBH - ALL CENTERS -$1,000.00 BONUS AFTER COMPLETING 1 YEAR OF EMPLOYMENTHawaii, HI$19.68–$22.10 / hourMinimum Qualifications: Successfully complete: a local installation records check as applicable, state criminal history checks, initiation and completion of a National Agency Check with Inquiries (NACI) and a Defense Clearance and Investigations Index for re-verification for employees who provide child care services. Successfully complete: Installation Records Checks, a local military police installation records check, State criminal history checks, initiation and completion of a National Agency Check with Inquiries (NACI) and a five year re-verification for employees who provide child care services.
Child Life Specialist (Full Time) Navian HawaiiChild Life Specialist (Full Time)HONOLULU, HI$27.88–$35.72 / hourCollaborates with appropriate care team members, contributing to the development and implementation of a specialized plan of care by assessing and identifying developmental, temperament, copying style, social, sensory, and emotional needs. Bachelor’s degree in a related field or Child Life Certification (completed or currently in progress) required Master’s Degree in Social Work or Psychology from an accredited school preferred.
Child Watch Attendant YMCA of HonoluluChild Watch AttendantNu'uanu, HIFull timeReferral bonuses - Y employees can earn cash or Y credit bonuses for referring a new hire*. All candidates must successfully complete a comprehensive background screening, including criminal and sex offender checks.
Physician - Child Protection Specialist Hawaii Pacific HealthPhysician - Child Protection SpecialistHonolulu, HISpecialty services for patients throughout Hawaii and the Pacific region include intensive care for infants and children, 24-hour emergency pediatric and adult care, critical care air transport and high-risk perinatal care. The medical center is home to the Kapi'olani Women's Center and the Women's Cancer Center, and offers numerous community programs and services, such as specialty pediatric clinics, the Kapi'olani Child Protection Center and the Sex Abuse Treatment Center.
Hospice Child Life Specialist (PRN) Bristol Hospice, LLCHospice Child Life Specialist (PRN)Honolulu, HIThis role is responsible for delivering age-appropriate emotional, social, and developmental interventions to help children cope with terminal illness, anticipatory grief, loss, and bereavement. The Child Life Specialist provides therapeutic support to pediatric patients and to children of adult hospice patients.
Lead Child and Youth Program Assistant CY-02 United States ArmyLead Child and Youth Program Assistant CY-02HI$24.42–$27.50 / hourGeneral psychology/sociology course work is not qualifying) or related field which includes a major course of study (24 semester hours) with content directly related to the age group to which assigned, from a regionally or nationally accredited college or university. Serves as a team leader with responsibility for ensuring the program staff provides appropriate developmental care and instruction for children and youth ranging in age from 6 weeks to 18 years in Child and Youth Services (CYS) programs.
Account Clerk IV - Hawaii Child Nutrition Program Hawaii State Department of EducationAccount Clerk IV - Hawaii Child Nutrition ProgramHonolulu, HIDetermines necessary entries to reflect information not yet recorded; closes and reconciles accounts; summarizes accounts and transfers balances to other accounts such as permanent asset, liability and capital accounts; Segregates and groups accounts as they will appear on the balance sheet or other required statements; Receives, receipts and deposits cash collections of various kind and maintains or supervises the maintenance of appropriate records; Abstracts data reflecting financial conditions and cooperating results and presents the data in the form of prescribed statements and reports; may prepare a variety of reports and schedules reflecting more detailed information in specified account areas; prepares summaries of activities, reports or other data; Assigns work to others as required, and oversees work accomplishment; Determines various expenditures, purchases or other specific sources of action, basing decisions on rules of action, established policy or executive request; Makes estimates of operational procedures, needs or requirements, such as operating budgets, materials or space needed or numbers of items for clerical and administrative operations; Prepares purchase orders, and orders supplies, materials, equipment or contract services; Processes invoices and prepares vouchers for approval to authorize disbursement; Drafts operational guides, forms and other materials requiring specific knowledge of methods, procedures, policies or other information; May maintain inventory control records; May supervise one or more account clerical and other subordinates. Supervisory aptitude is the demonstration of aptitude or potential for the performance of supervisory duties through successful completion of regular or special assignments which involve some supervisory responsibilities or aspects; by serving as a group or team leader, or in similar work in which opportunities for demonstrating supervisory capabilities exist; by completion of training courses in supervision accompanied by application of supervisory skills in work assignments or by favorable appraisals by a supervisor indicating the possession of supervisory potential.
Office Assistant III - Hawaii Child Nutrition Program Hawaii State Department of EducationOffice Assistant III - Hawaii Child Nutrition ProgramHonolulu, HIExperience Requirements: Except for the substitutions provided for in this specification, applicants must have had progressively responsible experience of the kind and quality described in the statements below and in the amounts shown in the following table, or any equivalent combination of training and experience: Class TitleBasic Exp (years)Clerical Exp (years)Supvy Exp/AptitudeTotal Exp (years) Office Assistant III1/211-1/2. Temporary Assignment: Claims of Temporary Assignment (TA) experience to meet the minimum qualification requirements must be verified and attached to the application using one of the options below: A copy of the applicant's TA History Report or equivalent system-generated report; A signed letter from the applicant's supervisor that includes the applicant's name, his/her TA job title, the TA start and end dates (from mm/yy to mm/yy), his/her specific TA duties performed, and either the TA hours worked per week or total TA hours worked; or, Copies of the applicant's signed SF-10 Forms.
NewChild and Adolescent Psychiatrist Provider Solutions & DevelopmentChild and Adolescent PsychiatristEwa Beach, HI$292,000–$324,000 / yearThe program provides not only therapy and schooling but also group activities on its sprawling 14-acre campus which features lush greenery, a stream, a playground, a basketball court, a ropes course, and a swimming pool. Established in 1983, QMCKM serves as Hawaiis only free-standing, nonprofit behavioral health care hospital providing comprehensive behavioral health services to youth between the ages of 4 and 17.
Hospice Child Life Specialist (Prn) Bristol HospiceHospice Child Life Specialist (Prn)Honolulu, HIBristol Hospice is a nationwide industry leader committed to providing a family-centered approach in the delivery of hospice services throughout our communities. We are dedicated to our mission that all patients and families entrusted to our care will be treated with the highest level of compassion, respect, and dignity.
NURSE NF4* (RFT) FAMILY CARE BRANCH Marine Corps Community ServicesNURSE NF4* (RFT) FAMILY CARE BRANCHHawaii, HI$75,000–$80,000 / yearSkill to develop and maintain contacts to establish effective relationships with military leaders, civilian employees, and managers, and professional points of contact in the related field to exchange information, coordinate services, discuss program concerns, develop solutions, and resolve client problems. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: A graduate or higher level degree, bachelor¿s degree, associate degree, or diploma from an accredited college or program, as recognized by the US Department of Education, at the time the degree was obtained is required AND a minimum of two years of nursing experience (pediatric or public health preferred).
Coordinator, Clinical Care - OBGYN Clinic Hawaii Pacific HealthCoordinator, Clinical Care - OBGYN ClinicHonolulu, HI$108,534–$150,467 / yearServices include obstetrical care, pre-pregnancy counseling, medical, dietary and social service counseling, pregnancy testing, prenatal and high-risk prenatal care, counseling and postpartum follow-up care, referral services, infertility diagnostics and treatment, family planning, annual physical exams and pap smears, testing and treatment for sexually transmitted diseases, birth control methods, routine gynecologic exams, evaluation for and scheduling of gynecologic surgeries, cyst biopsy and removal, nutritional counseling, and endocrine and teen clinics, among others. The hospital is home to the Kapiolani Women's Center and the Women's Cancer Center, and offers numerous community programs and services, such as specialty pediatric clinics, the Kapiolani Child Protection Center and the Sex Abuse Treatment Center.
Clinical Assistant - Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Hawaii Pacific HealthClinical Assistant - Neonatal Intensive Care UnitHonolulu, HI$24.72–$26.02 / hourNursing and medical support staff in the NICU work with the Neonatology team to care for premature babies and assist in pediatric surgeries, providing care to newborn infants with cardiovascular and/or respiratory disease and infants requiring treatments for various diagnoses including infection and surgery. The hospital is home to the Kapiolani Women's Center and the Women's Cancer Center, and offers numerous community programs and services, such as specialty pediatric clinics, the Kapiolani Child Protection Center and the Sex Abuse Treatment Center.
Clinical Assistant - Newborn Special Care Unit Hawaii Pacific HealthClinical Assistant - Newborn Special Care UnitHonolulu, HI$25.46–$26.80 / hourThe hospital is home to the Kapiolani Women's Center and the Women's Cancer Center, and offers numerous community programs and services, such as specialty pediatric clinics, the Kapiolani Child Protection Center and the Sex Abuse Treatment Center. Specialty services for patients throughout Hawaii and the Pacific Region include intensive care for infants and children, 24-hour emergency pediatric and adult care, critical care air transport and high-risk perinatal care.
Registered Nurse - Newborn Special Care Unit Hawaii Pacific HealthRegistered Nurse - Newborn Special Care UnitHonolulu, HI$53.17–$70.89 / hourThe hospital is home to the Kapiolani Women's Center and the Women's Cancer Center, and offers numerous community programs and services, such as specialty pediatric clinics, the Kapiolani Child Protection Center and the Sex Abuse Treatment Center. Specialty services for patients throughout Hawaii and the Pacific Region include intensive care for infants and children, 24-hour emergency pediatric and adult care, critical care air transport and high-risk perinatal care.
Registered Nurse - Critical Care Hawaii Pacific HealthRegistered Nurse - Critical CareHonolulu, HI$53.17–$70.89 / hourThe hospital is home to the Kapiolani Womens Center and the Womens Cancer Center and offers numerous community programs and services such as specialty pediatric clinics the Kapiolani Child Protection Center and the Sex Abuse Treatment Center. Specialty services for patients throughout Hawaii and the Pacific Region include intensive care for infants and children 24-hour emergency pediatric and adult care critical care air transport and high-risk perinatal care.
OFFICE AUTOMATION CLERK NF2* (RPT) KULIA SCHOOL AGE CARE Marine Corps Community ServicesOFFICE AUTOMATION CLERK NF2* (RPT) KULIA SCHOOL AGE CAREHIInvoluntarily separated members of the armed forces and eligible family members applying through the Transition Assistance Program must submit a written request/statement (may be obtained from the MCCS Human Resources Office) and present ID card with ¿TA¿ stamped in red on front of card. Knowledge of general clerical procedures with ability to organize and maintain office work activities and systems; experience or potential to deal in problem solving situations as they relate to customer service and satisfaction; and ability to communicate orally and in writing.
REHABILITATION TEACHER FOR THE BLIND III - OAHU State of HawaiiREHABILITATION TEACHER FOR THE BLIND III - OAHUHonolulu, HI$4,961–$6,043Participating employees may increase their take-home pay by having the State deduct qualified transportation expenses (i.e. eligible parking fees, monthly bus passes for TheBus, fare coupons for The Handi-Van, Vanpool Hawaii participation fee, etc.) through pre-tax payroll deductions. Specialized Experience: One (1) year of progressively responsible professional work experience providing rehabilitation instruction to blind or visually impaired individuals in one or more subject areas or topics such as communication, personal management, home management, activities of daily living, recreation or leisure activities, etc.
REHABILITATION TEACHER FOR THE BLIND II - OAHU State of HawaiiREHABILITATION TEACHER FOR THE BLIND II - OAHUHI$4,590–$5,588Participating employees may increase their take-home pay by having the State deduct qualified transportation expenses (i.e. eligible parking fees, monthly bus passes for TheBus, fare coupons for The Handi-Van, Vanpool Hawaii participation fee, etc.) through pre-tax payroll deductions. ELECTRONIC NOTIFICATION TO APPLICANTS: The Department of Human Services (DHS) will use electronic mail (email) to notify applicants of important information relating to the status and processing of their applications as part of our ongoing efforts to increase operational efficiency, promote the conservation of green resources, and minimize delays and costs.
Early Education Assistant Teacher YMCA of HonoluluEarly Education Assistant TeacherHonolulu, HI$17.75–$18.25 / hourWorks with supervisor to ensure programs and services meet community needs to include supervising existing program activities, establishing new program activities, and expanding the program within the community as needed. The Early Ed Assistant Teacher is responsible for assisting the Early Ed Teacher with the daily supervision of program participants and is responsible for assisting in the planning, development, and implementation of program components and activities.
Preschool Teacher YMCA of HonoluluPreschool TeacherKailua, HIBaccalaureate (bachelor’s degree) in elementary education from an accredited college or university plus six months working in an early childhood program, plus six credit – semester or equivalent approved child development or early childhood training courses, (may be included as part of bachelors of arts or bachelors of science degree); or. Baccalaureate (bachelor’s degree) in any field from an accredited college or university plus six months working in an early childhood program, plus twelve credits – semesters or equivalent approved child development or early childhood training courses (maybe included as part of bachelor of arts or bachelor or science degree).
Preschool and Toddler Teachers Kamaaina KidsPreschool and Toddler TeachersHonolulu, Hawaii$22–$25 / hourWhether you love helping toddlers explore the world around them or preparing preschoolers for kindergarten, you'll have the opportunity to make a meaningful impact every single day. From messy art projects to story time, outdoor adventures, and milestone moments, you'll help children learn, grow, and develop skills they'll carry for life.
Montessori Teacher CHAMINADE UNIVERSITY OF HONOLULUMontessori TeacherHonolulu, HIEssential Duties and Responsibilities: Collaborates with the Administrator in supporting the Education Division's Montessori and Early Childhood faculty member(s) in implementing the philosophy of the Chaminade Montessori Teacher Education and Early Childhood Education Programs in policy and practice at CUMLS. Marianist Identity/Native Hawaiian & Pacific Island Serving An expressed willingness to respect and support the Catholic and Marianist identity of Chaminade University of Honolulu and to perform all duties in a manner consistent with Marianist educational values and the mission of the University.
Temporary High School Science Teacher Mid-Pacific InstituteTemporary High School Science TeacherHONOLULU, HI$54,630–$114,862 / yearSexual abuse includes child molestation, any actual or alleged illegal or otherwise wrongful sexual conduct with a minor, and serial sexual misconduct, any actual or alleged illegal or otherwise wrongful sexual conduct with more than one victim; and committed by or alleged to have been committed by any perpetrator who is not a student of an included entity. Teachers design rigorous, relevant, and authentic learning experiences that help students develop the knowledge, skills, and dispositions necessary for success in college, career, and life.
NewYouth Director - Mililani Area YMCA of HonoluluYouth Director - Mililani AreaMililani, HI$56,750–$63,844 / year1. Manages school-aged childcare programs, including developing and monitoring the program budget to meet fiscal objectives; compiling program statistics to monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of and participation in the program; securing, scheduling, and maintaining the needed facilities; creating and scheduling the activities or events; and maintaining program records or files. Requires sufficient strength, agility and mobility to perform essential functions and to safely supervise both indoor and outdoor program activities which includes standing, sitting, walking and possible running after children.
Toddler Teacher or Caregiver Kamaaina KidsToddler Teacher or CaregiverMililani, Hawaii$22–$25 / hourWhether you love helping toddlers explore the world around them or preparing preschoolers for kindergarten, you'll have the opportunity to make a meaningful impact every single day. From messy art projects to story time, outdoor adventures, and milestone moments, you'll help children learn, grow, and develop skills they'll carry for life.
School Health Assistant I, II - Pearl City Highlands Elementary Hawaii State Department of EducationSchool Health Assistant I, II - Pearl City Highlands ElementaryPearl City, HI$2,356.02–$2,549Administers emergency first aid care to ill or injured students; Takes temperature, permits students to rest in health room as necessary and periodically observes and talks to students to determine symptoms of illness; May administer oral and topical medications only in accordance with strict program guidelines (i.e. parental request, physicians order, school health nurse's approval and school administration approval); As necessary, contacts parents or guardians of ill or injured students to inform them of their childs illness or injury; May call for ambulance service in emergencies; As directed by the school health nurse, performs various health-related screening tests on students such as hearing and vision screening tests, participates in health surveys of students, takes throat swabs in rheumatic fever surveys and takes height measurements and weights of students; Completes appropriate records; refers health records of students which may indicate health problems to school health nurse; Makes visual surveys of school buildings and grounds which may have contributed to injury to students and works with the school health nurse and school principal to correct any hazardous conditions; May give basic health instruction to students; May orient and supervise volunteers to assist in conducting screening tests; May render emergency first aid care to school staff; administers CPR as necessary; Maintains a clean health room, including adequate supplies and equipment; Provides resource information to school staff when requested recognized various at-risk symptoms for referral to the appropriate staff; Liaison between the home, school and community in collaborating health services/activities; Coordinates health related speakers to aid with class curriculum when requested; Disseminate and coordinate information to employees on wellness activities and/or events for staff member of the school at the discretion f the school principal; Advocate a positive and informative health and wellness program for the school. Examples of experience which demonstrates that possession of the required basic health knowledge may include, but should not be limited to, personal experience as a homemaker involving child care, paid or volunteer experience as a children's day care center worker, work experience as a para-medical assistant or nurse's aide, a homecare facilities operator or other similar type of experience.
School Health Assistant I, II - Kaaawa Elementary Hawaii State Department of EducationSchool Health Assistant I, II - Kaaawa ElementaryKaaawa, HI$2,356.02–$2,549Administers emergency first aid care to ill or injured students; Takes temperature, permits students to rest in health room as necessary and periodically observes and talks to students to determine symptoms of illness; May administer oral and topical medications only in accordance with strict program guidelines (i.e. parental request, physicians order, school health nurse's approval and school administration approval); As necessary, contacts parents or guardians of ill or injured students to inform them of their childs illness or injury; May call for ambulance service in emergencies; As directed by the school health nurse, performs various health-related screening tests on students such as hearing and vision screening tests, participates in health surveys of students, takes throat swabs in rheumatic fever surveys and takes height measurements and weights of students; Completes appropriate records; refers health records of students which may indicate health problems to school health nurse; Makes visual surveys of school buildings and grounds which may have contributed to injury to students and works with the school health nurse and school principal to correct any hazardous conditions; May give basic health instruction to students; May orient and supervise volunteers to assist in conducting screening tests; May render emergency first aid care to school staff; administers CPR as necessary; Maintains a clean health room, including adequate supplies and equipment; Provides resource information to school staff when requested recognized various at-risk symptoms for referral to the appropriate staff; Liaison between the home, school and community in collaborating health services/activities; Coordinates health related speakers to aid with class curriculum when requested; Disseminate and coordinate information to employees on wellness activities and/or events for staff member of the school at the discretion of the school principal; Advocate a positive and informative health and wellness program for the school. Examples of experience which demonstrates that possession of the required basic health knowledge may include, but should not be limited to, personal experience as a homemaker involving child care, paid or volunteer experience as a children's day care center worker, work experience as a para-medical assistant or nurse's aide, a homecare facilities operator or other similar type of experience.
NewSchool Health Assistant I, II - Kapolei Middle Hawaii State Department of EducationSchool Health Assistant I, II - Kapolei MiddleKapolei, HI$2,356.02–$2,549Administers emergency first aid care to ill or injured students; Takes temperature, permits students to rest in health room as necessary and periodically observes and talks to students to determine symptoms of illness; May administer oral and topical medications only in accordance with strict program guidelines (i.e. parental request, physicians order, school health nurse's approval and school administration approval); As necessary, contacts parents or guardians of ill or injured students to inform them of their childs illness or injury; May call for ambulance service in emergencies; As directed by the school health nurse, performs various health-related screening tests on students such as hearing and vision screening tests, participates in health surveys of students, takes throat swabs in rheumatic fever surveys and takes height measurements and weights of students; Completes appropriate records; refers health records of students which may indicate health problems to school health nurse; Makes visual surveys of school buildings and grounds which may have contributed to injury to students and works with the school health nurse and school principal to correct any hazardous conditions; May give basic health instruction to students; May orient and supervise volunteers to assist in conducting screening tests; May render emergency first aid care to school staff; administers CPR as necessary; Maintains a clean health room, including adequate supplies and equipment; Provides resource information to school staff when requested recognized various at-risk symptoms for referral to the appropriate staff; Liaison between the home, school and community in collaborating health services/activities; Coordinates health related speakers to aid with class curriculum when requested; Disseminate and coordinate information to employees on wellness activities and/or events for staff member of the school at the discretion f the school principal; Advocate a positive and informative health and wellness program for the school. Examples of experience which demonstrates that possession of the required basic health knowledge may include, but should not be limited to, personal experience as a homemaker involving child care, paid or volunteer experience as a children's day care center worker, work experience as a para-medical assistant or nurse's aide, a homecare facilities operator or other similar type of experience.
NewSchool Health Assistant I, II - Maili Elementary Hawaii State Department of EducationSchool Health Assistant I, II - Maili Elementarywaianae, HI$2,356.02–$2,549Administers emergency first aid care to ill or injured students; Takes temperature, permits students to rest in health room as necessary and periodically observes and talks to students to determine symptoms of illness; May administer oral and topical medications only in accordance with strict program guidelines (i.e. parental request, physicians order, school health nurse's approval and school administration approval); As necessary, contacts parents or guardians of ill or injured students to inform them of their childs illness or injury; May call for ambulance service in emergencies; As directed by the school health nurse, performs various health-related screening tests on students such as hearing and vision screening tests, participates in health surveys of students, takes throat swabs in rheumatic fever surveys and takes height measurements and weights of students; Completes appropriate records; refers health records of students which may indicate health problems to school health nurse; Makes visual surveys of school buildings and grounds which may have contributed to injury to students and works with the school health nurse and school principal to correct any hazardous conditions; May give basic health instruction to students; May orient and supervise volunteers to assist in conducting screening tests; May render emergency first aid care to school staff; administers CPR as necessary; Maintains a clean health room, including adequate supplies and equipment; Provides resource information to school staff when requested recognized various at-risk symptoms for referral to the appropriate staff; Liaison between the home, school and community in collaborating health services/activities; Coordinates health related speakers to aid with class curriculum when requested; Disseminate and coordinate information to employees on wellness activities and/or events for staff member of the school at the discretion f the school principal; Advocate a positive and informative health and wellness program for the school. Examples of experience which demonstrates that possession of the required basic health knowledge may include, but should not be limited to, personal experience as a homemaker involving child care, paid or volunteer experience as a children's day care center worker, work experience as a para-medical assistant or nurse's aide, a homecare facilities operator or other similar type of experience.
NewSchool Health Assistant II - Kapolei Elementary Hawaii State Department of EducationSchool Health Assistant II - Kapolei ElementaryKapolei, HIAdministers emergency first aid care to ill or injured students; Takes temperature, permits students to rest in health room as necessary and periodically observes and talks to students to determine symptoms of illness; May administer oral and topical medications only in accordance with strict program guidelines (i.e. parental request, physicians order, school health nurse's approval and school administration approval); As necessary, contacts parents or guardians of ill or injured students to inform them of their childs illness or injury; May call for ambulance service in emergencies; As directed by the school health nurse, performs various health-related screening tests on students such as hearing and vision screening tests, participates in health surveys of students, takes throat swabs in rheumatic fever surveys and takes height measurements and weights of students; Completes appropriate records; refers health records of students which may indicate health problems to school health nurse; Makes visual surveys of school buildings and grounds which may have contributed to injury to students and works with the school health nurse and school principal to correct any hazardous conditions; May give basic health instruction to students; May orient and supervise volunteers to assist in conducting screening tests; May render emergency first aid care to school staff; administers CPR as necessary; Maintains a clean health room, including adequate supplies and equipment; Provides resource information to school staff when requested recognized various at-risk symptoms for referral to the appropriate staff; Liaison between the home, school and community in collaborating health services/activities; Coordinates health related speakers to aid with class curriculum when requested; Disseminate and coordinate information to employees on wellness activities and/or events for staff member of the school at the discretion of the school principal; Advocate a positive and informative health and wellness program for the school. Examples of experience which demonstrates that possession of the required basic health knowledge may include, but should not be limited to, personal experience as a homemaker involving child care, paid or volunteer experience as a children's day care center worker, work experience as a para-medical assistant or nurse's aide, a homecare facilities operator or other similar type of experience.
School Health Assistant I, II - Makalapa Elementary Hawaii State Department of EducationSchool Health Assistant I, II - Makalapa ElementaryHonolulu, HI$2,356.02–$2,549Administers emergency first aid care to ill or injured students; Takes temperature, permits students to rest in health room as necessary and periodically observes and talks to students to determine symptoms of illness; May administer oral and topical medications only in accordance with strict program guidelines (i.e. parental request, physicians order, school health nurse's approval and school administration approval); As necessary, contacts parents or guardians of ill or injured students to inform them of their childs illness or injury; May call for ambulance service in emergencies; As directed by the school health nurse, performs various health-related screening tests on students such as hearing and vision screening tests, participates in health surveys of students, takes throat swabs in rheumatic fever surveys and takes height measurements and weights of students; Completes appropriate records; refers health records of students which may indicate health problems to school health nurse; Makes visual surveys of school buildings and grounds which may have contributed to injury to students and works with the school health nurse and school principal to correct any hazardous conditions; May give basic health instruction to students; May orient and supervise volunteers to assist in conducting screening tests; May render emergency first aid care to school staff; administers CPR as necessary; Maintains a clean health room, including adequate supplies and equipment; Provides resource information to school staff when requested recognized various at-risk symptoms for referral to the appropriate staff; Liaison between the home, school and community in collaborating health services/activities; Coordinates health related speakers to aid with class curriculum when requested; Disseminate and coordinate information to employees on wellness activities and/or events for staff member of the school at the discretion of the school principal; Advocate a positive and informative health and wellness program for the school. Examples of experience which demonstrates that possession of the required basic health knowledge may include, but should not be limited to, personal experience as a homemaker involving child care, paid or volunteer experience as a children's day care center worker, work experience as a para-medical assistant or nurse's aide, a homecare facilities operator or other similar type of experience.
School Health Assistant II - Kahuku Elementary Hawaii State Department of EducationSchool Health Assistant II - Kahuku ElementaryKahuku, HIAdministers emergency first aid care to ill or injured students; Takes temperature, permits students to rest in health room as necessary and periodically observes and talks to students to determine symptoms of illness; May administer oral and topical medications only in accordance with strict program guidelines (i.e. parental request, physicians order, school health nurse's approval and school administration approval); As necessary, contacts parents or guardians of ill or injured students to inform them of their childs illness or injury; May call for ambulance service in emergencies; As directed by the school health nurse, performs various health-related screening tests on students such as hearing and vision screening tests, participates in health surveys of students, takes throat swabs in rheumatic fever surveys and takes height measurements and weights of students; Completes appropriate records; refers health records of students which may indicate health problems to school health nurse; Makes visual surveys of school buildings and grounds which may have contributed to injury to students and works with the school health nurse and school principal to correct any hazardous conditions; May give basic health instruction to students; May orient and supervise volunteers to assist in conducting screening tests; May render emergency first aid care to school staff; administers CPR as necessary; Maintains a clean health room, including adequate supplies and equipment; Provides resource information to school staff when requested recognized various at-risk symptoms for referral to the appropriate staff; Liaison between the home, school and community in collaborating health services/activities; Coordinates health related speakers to aid with class curriculum when requested; Disseminate and coordinate information to employees on wellness activities and/or events for staff member of the school at the discretion of the school principal; Advocate a positive and informative health and wellness program for the school. Examples of experience which demonstrates that possession of the required basic health knowledge may include, but should not be limited to, personal experience as a homemaker involving child care, paid or volunteer experience as a children's day care center worker, work experience as a para-medical assistant or nurse's aide, a homecare facilities operator or other similar type of experience.
School Health Assistant II - Laie Elementary Hawaii State Department of EducationSchool Health Assistant II - Laie ElementaryLaie, HIAdministers emergency first aid care to ill or injured students; Takes temperature, permits students to rest in health room as necessary and periodically observes and talks to students to determine symptoms of illness; May administer oral and topical medications only in accordance with strict program guidelines (i.e. parental request, physicians order, school health nurse's approval and school administration approval); As necessary, contacts parents or guardians of ill or injured students to inform them of their childs illness or injury; May call for ambulance service in emergencies; As directed by the school health nurse, performs various health-related screening tests on students such as hearing and vision screening tests, participates in health surveys of students, takes throat swabs in rheumatic fever surveys and takes height measurements and weights of students; Completes appropriate records; refers health records of students which may indicate health problems to school health nurse; Makes visual surveys of school buildings and grounds which may have contributed to injury to students and works with the school health nurse and school principal to correct any hazardous conditions; May give basic health instruction to students; May orient and supervise volunteers to assist in conducting screening tests; May render emergency first aid care to school staff; administers CPR as necessary; Maintains a clean health room, including adequate supplies and equipment; Provides resource information to school staff when requested recognized various at-risk symptoms for referral to the appropriate staff; Liaison between the home, school and community in collaborating health services/activities; Coordinates health related speakers to aid with class curriculum when requested; Disseminate and coordinate information to employees on wellness activities and/or events for staff member of the school at the discretion of the school principal; Advocate a positive and informative health and wellness program for the school. Examples of experience which demonstrates that possession of the required basic health knowledge may include, but should not be limited to, personal experience as a homemaker involving child care, paid or volunteer experience as a children's day care center worker, work experience as a para-medical assistant or nurse's aide, a homecare facilities operator or other similar type of experience.
Infant and Toddler Caregiver YMCA of HonoluluInfant and Toddler CaregiverKailua, HIBaccalaureate (bachelor’s degree) in elementary education from an accredited college or university plus six months working in an early childhood program, plus six credit – semester or equivalent approved child development or early childhood training courses, (may be included as part of bachelors of arts or bachelors of science degree); or. Baccalaureate (bachelor’s degree) in any field from an accredited college or university plus six months working in an early childhood program, plus twelve credits – semesters or equivalent approved child development or early childhood training courses (maybe included as part of bachelor of arts or bachelor or science degree).