Aide definition

Aide means the individual designated to be responsible for helping the program leader in supervising children and in implementing the activities and services for children. Aides may also be referred to as assistant teachers or child care assistants.

Aide means a non-licensed caregiver who may, or may not, be a certified nursing assistant.

Aide means the person who provides homemaker activities.

Examples of Aide in a sentence

In order to be paid on the HCA/HA scale the employee, irrespective of their job title, must meet the definition of Health Care Assistant or Hospital Aide as agreed between the employers and the union.

Aide means a school employee who works under the direct supervision of a licensed teacher in a school or district whose responsibilities include, but are not limited to, supporting the lesson plan of the licensed teacher, providing technical assist- ance to the teacher, helping with classroom control or manage- ment, and other duties as assigned. Aides may not serve as substi- tute teachers.

Aide means a person assigned to assist one or more individual pupil(s) with special needs on a school bus; also known as "attendant"

Aide means a nonlicensed caregiver who may or may not be a certified nursing assistant.

Aide means a person appointed as such who is wholly or substantially engaged in all or any of the following duties:

Aide means a person with a bachelor's degree in a field other than psychology or two or more years of college course work, such as a mental health technology degree, working under "psychological work supervision."

Aide means a person who is not licensed by the

Aide means a person who is not licensed by the board who provides supportive services to occupational therapists and occupational therapy assistants. An aide shall function under the guidance and responsibility of a licensed occupational therapist and is supervised by an occupational therapist or an occupational therapy assistant for specifically selected routine tasks for which the aide has been trained and has demonstrated competence. The aide shall comply with supervision requirements developed by the board that are consistent with prevailing professional standards;