Camp Health Supervisor Hoover

GIRL SCOUTS OF NYPENN PATHWAYS INC•Town of Tully, NY

1d•$19 - $19•Onsite

About The Position

The Health Supervisor is responsible for overseeing the health and safety of all campers and staff. The Health Supervisor will provide medical treatment to campers and staff in case of illness or emergencies within his or her scope of practice and maintain communication with parents where applicable. The Health Supervisor will also complete the medical check-in process of all campers, keep and review medical records, maintain and order medical equipment for the camp, distribute camper medication, and ensure that sanitation and safety practices are maintained throughout the camp.

Requirements

Be at least 21 years of age.
Hold one of the following: Registered Nurse (RN), Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), Physician, or Physician’s Assistant (PA).
Knowledge of and experience working with children in a medical setting.
Ability to maintain health records.
Ability to administer medication or supervise the self-administration of medication.
Current advanced level CPR certification in compliance with NYS Department of Health regulations, or willingness to obtain.
Current advanced level First Aid certification in compliance with NYS Department of Health regulations, or willingness to obtain.
Believe in the Girl Scout mission.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Strong organizational skills including the ability to manage multiple projects and details simultaneously.
Possess good character, integrity, patience, sense of humor, enthusiasm, a high level of flexibility, and willingness to be a part of the camp community.
Ability to work productively in a fast paced, stressful environment.
Light mental and visual attention required for performing work where there is some variety but actions taken and decisions made are limited to few possibilities.
Work requires some coordination with others.
Exerts up to 50 pounds of force occasionally, and/or up to 20 pounds of force frequently and constantly to move objects.
Walking on uneven terrain, and up and down hills for distances up to ½ mile.
Endurance to meet emergency needs.
Ability (and willingness) to live in a camp setting and work irregular hours.

Responsibilities

Provide health care to meet the individual needs of camp staff and campers by following health care policies and procedures as described in the American Camp Association standards, NYS Department of Health, and Girl Scouts Safety Activity Checkpoints and collaborating with counselors and other staff about medical needs of campers.
Ensure inventory of camp health center and order all necessary supplies and equipment prior to the start of the resident camp season.
Set up the camp health center prior to the start of the camp season.
Maintain accurate and detailed medical records that are in compliance with New York State and American Camp Association standards.
Prepare and utilize daily medical log for treatment and medications, including gathering and documenting first aid records from other staff members.
Understand and utilize CampDoc online system for medical reporting, paperwork and emergency contact information.
Ensure camper and staff health examinations are current and on file.
Prepare and record insurance and accident report forms as applicable.
Maintaining in-depth knowledge about the facility and its emergency action plan, and activate the emergency action plan when necessary; respond to on-site incidents and accidents.
Follow reporting procedures to the Camp Director and GSNYPENN Director of Outdoor Experience.
Utilize CPR and First Aid training as necessary.
Prepare and distribute first aid kits throughout the camp, including to the living units, camp vehicles, kitchen, offices, waterfront, activity areas, and off-camp trips, ensuring supplies are well-stocked and re-distributed as needed.
Prepare all necessary medical paperwork and supplies for off-camp trips.
Deliver an orientation session during pre-camp staff training on medical services; ensure the camp staff know their role related to health care and first aid; provide orientation on health care procedures, emergency procedures, staff health assessment of campers, accident prevention, and procedures for giving first aid in the camp setting.
Screen or oversee the screening of all campers and staff who are arriving at camp, including verifying health history and emergency authorization, identifying any observable evidence of illness or communicable disease, conducting a health assessment, and collecting all medications used by campers or staff.
Supervise sanitary conditions throughout camp, observing the daily cleanliness in the food service and health care facilities, and reporting any health problems, such as symptoms of illness or issues with camper medication, to the Camp Director.
Contact parents concerning the status of their child’s health during any notable health condition, such as an injury requiring x-ray, a stay in the infirmary, emergency treatment or accident, et cetera.
Acting as a leader and role model to other staff members through use of excellent customer service skills, maintaining a professional demeanor and positive, upbeat disposition, maintaining the tenets of the Girl Scout Law, and communicating with other staff members in a way that is positive and encouraging.
Adhere to all COVID-19 protocols required by NYS Department of Health and GSNYPENN.