Full-Time Executive Family Assistant

Nanny Poppins Agency

Full-Time Executive Family Assistant

Weston, MA
Paid
  • Responsibilities

    Location: Weston, MA
    Compensation: $40–$50/hour
    Commitment Level: Full-Time, Live-Out, Long-Term
    Guaranteed Hours: 30 hours/week
    Schedule: 4–5 days/week; shifts of 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM and 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM; flexible
    Start Date: ASAP

    Position Overview
    We’re looking for an Executive Family Assistant to support the family’s 95-year-old father and oversee household management.

    Benefits: Paid weekly through payroll, Year-end bonus

    Responsibilities

    Care & Support (50%)

    • Help with the daily routine, including meals, hydration, supplements, exercise, driving, and outings.
    • Give physical support, such as mobility help with a walker and cane, watching for stairs and obstacles, and encouraging mindful movement.
    • Support participation in home-based physical therapy and training.
    • Keep him engaged through photos, phone calls, iPad games, the internet, and time with family and friends.
    • Encourage independence while keeping him safe and well.
    • Write notes, fill out the daily form, and follow the set routine.
    • Use technology confidently, including email, Word documents, and the internet.

    Household & Family Management (50%)

    • Do light housekeeping tied to family support, including dishes, laundry, and general tidying.
    • Organize and restock household supplies.
    • Grocery shop and run errands.
    • Manage all scheduling.
    • Plan and organize outings.
    • Supervise the chef and host dinner parties.
    • Shop for gifts and household décor and bring creative ideas.
    • Manage occasional household repairs and vendors.
    • Support household routines as needed, with direct care always coming first.

    Requirements

    • College degree.
    • At least 5 years of caregiving experience; in-home care preferred.
    • Executive or personal assistant experience, with the ability to handle any situation with poise.
    • Strong negotiating and leadership skills.
    • Memory care experience.
    • Compassionate, patient, and adaptable to changing needs, with a good sense of humor.
    • Grounded, confident, and thorough.
    • Comfortable with hands-on caregiving, including physical assistance.
    • Excellent communication skills and attention to detail.
    • Organized, methodical, and proactive.
    • Able to work well with the family and other caregivers.
    • Reliable, punctual, and able to commit to a long-term role.
    • CPR and First Aid certified.
    • Comfortable working in a home with video cameras.
    • Willing to sign a non-disclosure agreement to protect the family’s privacy.
    • Reliable transportation.
    • 3–5 professional references.