AS619 - Career ROTA Nanny - Upper West Side
Content + Source + Freshness • 17 Dec 2025 • 95% confidence
Offer value
High value overall driven by excellent salary and comprehensive family responsibilities that enhance personal and professional development opportunities.
- Excellent compensation for personal assistant roles
- Comprehensive family engagement for skill development
- Opportunity for long-term relationship with clients
Pros
- Highly competitive salary in the personal assistance space
- Varied responsibilities that allow for diverse skill development
- Opportunity to actively engage with family needs on multiple levels
Cons
- Role may demand high availability which could affect personal time
- Expectations set by family could lead to stress if not managed properly
- Frequent communication and collaboration are required which may not suit everyone
Who it's for
Mid-Career • Full-Time, In-Person
Good fit
- Experienced family assistants or nannies with child developmental skills
- Individuals seeking meaningful engagement in family-centered roles
- Candidates desiring a long-term commitment
Not recommended for
- Newcomers without relevant experience in personal assistance
- Individuals who prefer predictable, static job roles
- Candidates unwilling to work closely with families and others
Motivation fit
Key skills
About the job
Overview
A dynamic and loving family of five on the Upper West Side is seeking an educated career ROTA nanny to join their team and help care for their three children, ages 6, 3, and 7 months. This is a live-out role- candidates must be local and able to commute to the UWS daily. The schedule will be 7am-7pm, 7 days per week, with a one-week rotation.The nanny should consider herself a COO of the children’s lives, proactively planning and managing their activities and nurturing their development. The family intends to treat the nanny as a partner to ensure full coverage of the children’s needs, working alongside the other ROTA nanny and the family housekeeper. The focus is on the children- both parents work demanding and unpredictable jobs and are counting on the nannies to be fully responsible for everything to do with the children’s lives. The nanny should feel comfortable taking ownership of the children’s belongings and schedules, and should work cohesively with her co-nanny to ensure full coverage for the family and a seamless hand-off at the end of each shift. In the event of an emergency, the family expects the nannies to cover for each other. The family also expects nannies to stay abreast of important developments during off-weeks (e.g., monitoring correspondence, sending forms and updating calendars as needed).
The family enjoys keeping their children busy and active, and the children have multiple after-school activities. The family is seeking someone who wants to provide physical, emotional, and social stimulation and growth, and facilitate interests and friendships. The family is looking for a nanny who is proactive and educationally focused, who thinks ahead and makes plans for the children’s development. The family has a housekeeper who handles weekly cooking and laundry. Aside from preparing light breakfasts for the children and organizing snacks, no cooking will be necessary.
Responsibilities
- All childcare responsibilities for a period of 7 days
- Transporting two children to and from school and activities
- Managing naps for the younger children
- Tracking children's inventory and ordering supplies as needed
- Overseeing/switching out wardrobes seasonally and purchasing new clothing
- Researching and registering children for classes and activities
- Maintaining children’s schedule and managing shared calendar of activities/birthdays/classes
- Packing for travel and ensuring that bags are prepared for school and extracurriculars
- Planning educational and enriching activities for the children while on vacation
- Monitoring correspondence related to the children and keeping parents abreast of important events and updates (including on off weeks to ensure seamless transitions)
- Scheduling and attending doctor's appointments with the children
- Maintaining communication with co-nanny and housekeeper
- Assisting the children with homework
- Proactively planning games and activities to encourage academic development
Qualifications
- Willingness to get out and about with the children every day, regardless of the weather
- Able to handle sole charge care during the week, and work cooperatively with parents over the weekend
- Professional, proactive, organized, and independent
- Ability to problem solve- the parents do not want to micromanage
- Able to instill manners and values, and discipline in a firm and loving way
- Open, warm, and kind
- Team player- creating and maintaining a seamless childcare team with parents, co-nanny and housekeeper
- Reliable- both parents work demanding jobs and need to be able to count on the nanny to show up every day on time; in the event of an emergency, the family expects the nannies to cover for each other
Requirements
- Native Spanish speaker would be a huge bonus but is NOT required
- Degree in a child or education related field is not required but HIGHLY desired. Experience tutoring or facilitating education as a nanny is required
- Willing to travel with the family, domestically and internationally, for up to 14 days several times per year- the ROTA schedule will be adjusted during these periods, so some flexibility is necessary; the family expects to set a travel schedule at the beginning of the year and the nannies should work collaboratively to plan any personal vacation (which should not take place when the family is traveling)
- CPR certified or willing to get certified prior to starting the role
- Looking for a long-term commitment
- Strong swimmer and comfortable in the pool/ocean
- Required to stay current with flu and other recommended vaccines for children’s health
Salary and Benefits
- $45-55/hr. or an annual salary of approximately $125-150k (gross)\
- Year-end bonus
- Metrocard
- Medical insurance reimbursement
