Early Childhood Educator Special Needs Certificate

Early Childhood Educator with Special Needs Certificate - (235123)

Queen Alexandra Centre for Children's Health - Pearkes (QACP) - Victoria, BC V8N 4A9 CA (Primary)

Work Area (FBA Only)

Multi-Site

No

Travel Requirement

Shift Start Time/End Time

as required, casual shifts between 7:30 am and 5:15 pm

Days Off

As required

Vacancy Type

Casual

Salary Range (Hourly Rate)

$32.25 - $40.28

Paid FTE

NA

Worked BI-WEEKLY HOURS

NA

Planned Start Date

Oct. 5 2026

Approximate End Date (For Temporary Assignments ONLY)

Pending Return of Incumbent

No

CRC required? (employee will be working with or have access to children or vulnerable adults and requires a Criminal Record Check)

Yes

Job Description

In accordance with the Vision, Purpose, Values and strategic direction of the Vancouver Island Health Authority (Island Health), patient and staff safety is a priority and responsibility shared by everyone. As such, the requirement to continuously improve quality and safety is inherent in all aspects of this position.

Reporting to the Program Coordinator, the Early Childhood Educator (ECE) with Special Needs Certificate develops and implements curriculum to address children's identified needs, stages of development and interests, and plans developmentally appropriate activities and play environments that help children make developmental progress. The ECE with Special Needs Certificate collaborates with family members/legal guardians and multidisciplinary teams to enhance developmental gains of children in an inclusive play-based child care program.

The ECE with Special Needs Certificate applies current knowledge of BC Child Care Regulations, QACCH and Pre-School Program standards and the B.C. Early Learning Framework to create and maintain a childcare setting that meets all licensing criteria and demonstrates excellence in childhood education practices.

The ECE with Special Needs Certificate contributes to the achievement of organizational and departmental objectives, in accordance with established standards of practice, Island Health policies, and work-related processes, procedures and guidelines, including safety and quality protocols.

• Certificate in Early Childhood Education from a recognized post-secondary institution; and
• Special Needs certificate; and
• Valid Licenses to practice in BC as an Early Childhood Educator and Infant Toddler Educator ; and
• Three to five years recent related experience working with children under 3 years of age. Experience working with children with support needs ; and
• Working knowledge of the Community Care and Assisting Living Act and Child Care Licensing Legislation; and
• Valid First-Aid Certificate.

In accordance with the Vision, Purpose, Values and strategic direction of the Vancouver Island Health Authority (Island Health), patient and staff safety is a priority and responsibility shared by everyone. As such, the requirement to continuously improve quality and safety is inherent in all aspects of this position.

Reporting to the Program Coordinator, the Early Childhood Educator (ECE) with Special Needs Certificate develops and implements curriculum to address children's identified needs, stages of development and interests, and plans developmentally appropriate activities and play environments that help children make developmental progress. The ECE with Special Needs Certificate collaborates with family members/legal guardians and multidisciplinary teams to enhance developmental gains of children in an inclusive play-based child care program.

The ECE with Special Needs Certificate applies current knowledge of BC Child Care Regulations, QACCH and Pre-School Program standards and the B.C. Early Learning Framework to create and maintain a childcare setting that meets all licensing criteria and demonstrates excellence in childhood education practices.

The ECE with Special Needs Certificate contributes to the achievement of organizational and departmental objectives, in accordance with established standards of practice, Island Health policies, and work-related processes, procedures and guidelines, including safety and quality protocols.

• Certificate in Early Childhood Education from a recognized post-secondary institution; and
• Special Needs certificate; and
• Valid Licenses to practice in BC as an Early Childhood Educator and infant Toddler Educator ; and
• Three to five years recent related experience working with children under 3 years of age. Experience…