Barry Conservation Camp Health Care Provider

University of New Hampshire•Cooperative Extension - Coos County, NH

About The Position

The UNH 4-H Camps Health Care Supervisor is responsible for the health and well-being of campers and staff at Barry Conservation Camp. This seasonal position runs from June to August 2027 and is not residential. The Health Care Supervisor works with the Camp Director to schedule daily on-site consultation and contributes to the camp community through collaboration, communication, and support of camp operations. Continued employment is contingent on the availability of external sponsor funding.

Requirements

  • Applicants must complete a criminal background check as required by New Hampshire state law.
  • Staff must complete periodic child safety training.
  • Applicants should submit a resume/CV and cover letter.

Responsibilities

  • Review each camper’s medications and health needs before arrival, contacting families for clarification as needed and discussing unusual requirements with the director or camp physician.
  • Become familiar with and reinforce general camp policies.
  • Attend camper check-in to meet families, review health forms, receive medications, and check campers for common health issues.
  • Work with the Camp Director to establish a schedule for daily consultation and be on site daily to check current health concerns or recent treatments and review health logs and incident or accident reports.
  • Take an active leadership role in the camp community by working cooperatively with staff, being a team player, accepting assigned responsibilities, and taking initiative as needed.
  • Maintain open and constructive communication with staff and the administrative team, and complete required reports.
  • Represent UNH 4-H Camps enthusiastically and informatively during camper check-in, check-out, and interactions with the general public.
  • Perform other duties deemed necessary and appropriate by the Camp Director or Administrator.
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