Household Manager/Nanny position
nannys grannysLas Vegas (NV)
About the role
DESCRIPTION:
Busy executive family in Summerlin seeking an experienced Household Assistant / Nanny-House Manager Hybrid to help support the daily operations of a fast-paced household with four young children. Monday through Friday 40 hour per week daytime schedule (within 6:45 am to 4 pm, not all of the hours) with flexibility for occasional evenings.
This is a hands-on hybrid role combining childcare, household management, family assistant duties, and organizational support. Candidates MUST have prior experience with multiple children and be comfortable assisting with both childcare and household operations throughout the day.
The ideal candidate is proactive, calm under pressure, highly organized, flexible, warm yet professional, and able to anticipate household needs without excessive direction.
Responsibilities Include:
Assisting with childcare and daily routines
Supporting a household with multiple young children
Household management and organization
Calendar and scheduling assistance
Grocery shopping and household errands
Managing deliveries and vendors
Household inventory and stocking
Organizational projects and systems implementation
Family assistant duties
Travel coordination and flexibility as needed
Maintaining a smooth household flow
Requirements:
5 years Prior nanny and/or household assistant experience required
MUST have experience with multiple children
Toddler experience strongly preferred
House Manager, Family Assistant, or Executive Assistant background is a must
Strong communication skills
Comfortable in a fast-moving household environment
Flexible personality and schedule
Professional and discreet
Able to anticipate needs without constant direction
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