Child Care Team Member

Burn Boot Camp La Crosse is looking for a caring and compassionate Child Care Team Member who has experience caring for children ages eight weeks to twelve years old. We are committed to providing top quality care and a welcoming environment that reflects the Burn commitment to community. Our goal is to enhance the lives of every child that attends our facility and ensure a safe, engaging, and clean environment.

Duties:

- Create a safe and nurturing environment for children in a 45 minute daycare style setting.

- Implement age-appropriate activities and educational programs to promote childhood development.
- Supervise children during playtime
- Provide basic caregiving tasks such as games, crafts, and play.
- Manage children's behavior and promote positive social interactions.
- Maintain a clean and organized play area.

Qualifications
- Previous experience in childcare, babysitting, or related field
- Knowledge of childhood development stages and appropriate caregiving techniques

- Strong communication skills to effectively interact with children, parents, and team members.
- Certification in CPR and First Aid required (we can help you obtain this)
- Experience working with children in a daycare or a preschool setting is a plus

Benefits:

- Part Time Scheduling, up to 15 hours per week (minimum requirement of 3-4 shifts per week)
- Free or discounted gym membership
- Discount on Burn Boot Camp apparel and nutrition

Available Schedule:

• AM Shifts (8:15am-12:00pm) 
  


• Rotating Saturday Mornings (7:15am-11:30am) 

Education:

• High School Diploma/GED (Required)


• Must be 18+ to work with children in a child care facility

BURN CULTURE STATEMENT
We are a dynamic community whose commitment to each-other and the mission is one of a kind. We believe hard work is energizing,
problem solving is exciting, and competition is inspiring. Our resourceful, urgent, and innovative attitude creates a fast-paced environment
where ideas are encouraged, decision making is promoted, and saying “yes!” to uncharted territory is an everyday practice