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Early Care Specialist, ECE & bilingual focus

56K–75K
Onsite · Sacramento, California
Posted August 14, 2026
full-time

Overview

Own the development of children in a licensed program with 2+ years guiding early learners and a bilingual capability. Work onsite at our Central Office in Sacramento with comprehensive benefits and opportunities for advancement. Collaborate with a dedicated team of educators and program leaders to support high-quality early education and family engagement. This role stands out through its emphasis on DRDP, dual-language support, and a path toward higher credentialing.

What You'll Do10

  • 1Build engaging early childhood experiences aligned with licensing standards and DRDP outcomes
  • 2Design and implement age-appropriate activities for diverse learners and language backgrounds
  • 3Lead classroom routines, observations, and documentation to inform instruction and family communication
  • 4Ship program initiatives that improve child outcomes and family engagement within a licensed setting
  • 5Own compliance with health and safety, CPR/First Aid, and background clearance requirements
  • 6Scale collaboration with team members to support continuous program improvement and staff development
  • 7Drive data-informed planning using DRDP results and observational records
  • 8Support bilingual communications with families in English and other preferred languages
  • 9Coach junior staff and volunteers to maintain consistent quality across classrooms
  • 10Coordinate with operations to ensure licensing, permits, and student records are up to date

Requirements9

  • 1Must have current CA Driver License, clean MVR, vehicle insurance, and a reliable vehicle
  • 2Current CPR & First Aid certification and Health & Safety in Child Care Setting course
  • 3Authorization to work in the US and successful background checks including fingerprinting
  • 4Minimum ECE Specialist I education: 12 ECE/CD units with core courses; 24 ECE/CD/HD units preferred; CDA or higher permit required
  • 5ECE Specialist II education: AA/AS in ECE/CD/HD or 24 ECE/CD/HD units with core courses plus 16 GE units and 6 specialization units; Teacher permit or higher required
  • 6One year of teaching experience in a licensed child care setting for Specialist I; two years for Specialist II and DRDP experience
  • 7Ability to pass pre-employment physical, TB clearance, and immunization requirements
  • 8Must be authorized to work in the US and able to travel if needed
  • 9Must provide a copy of current permit and unofficial transcripts during application

Salary Insight

$56 - $75k per year

Location

Typeonsite
LocationSacramento, California

Required Skills

Bilingual English Russian SpanishCPRFirst AidHealth & Safety in Child Care SettingChild Development Associate Teacher PermitAA/AS degree in Early Childhood EducationECE/CD unitsClean Motor Vehicle RecordCA Driver LicenseRegistered Insured VehiclePre-employment physicalTB clearanceMeasles vaccinePertussis vaccine
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