Health Coordinator (RN, LPN or Paramedic) - Summer Camp
About The Position
Girl Scouts of South Carolina – Mountains to Midlands Camp WaBak is seeking an experienced Health Coordinator (holding an active SC RN, LPN or Paramedic) who loves the outdoors and is dedicated to delivering inclusive, activity-driven experiences for girls. This position requires female staff in accordance with privacy and supervision standards under the Bona Fide Occupational Qualification (BFOQ) exception for youth in single-gender cabin and restroom settings. This is a summer, seasonal position and paid a flat weekly rate. Position requires daily on-site support (Sun – Fri) with an option for overnight stay in an individual lodge setting. The Health Coordinator is a member of the administration who is responsible for the overall health of campers and staff throughout the summer.
Requirements
- Must be at least 21 years older with a current SC RN, LPN or Paramedic.
- This position requires female staff in accordance with privacy and supervision standards under the Bona Fide Occupational Qualification (BFOQ) exception for youth in single-gender cabin and restroom settings.
Nice To Haves
- First Aid and CPR certified preferred (will be provided at camp staff training if needed).
Responsibilities
- Responsible for appropriate triage, administering first aid.
- Maintain accurate records.
- Communicate with parents/guardians and staff as necessary.
- Administer all treatments, engaging camp staff as appropriate for training opportunities.
- Prepare first-aid kits and issue to appropriate areas.
- Prepare meds and first aid kits for groups going on trips.
- Inventory check of supplies/equipment.
- Assessment and list of required inventory for next camp season.
- Evaluate and make recommendations on policies, procedures and camp forms for next camp season.
- Pack up supplies at end of season.
- Ensure the safety and security of campers, staff and facility at all times (risk assessment).
- Be an appropriate role model for other staff and campers.
- Lead by example.
- Inform director of any camper and staff problems.
- Pitch in where needed.
- Other duties as requested by the Camp Director.
- Experienced in both children and adult illness/injury care.
- Review specific health issues with parents and staff.
- Participate in and assist with staff training relating to health and safety.
- Review inventory and supplies, estimating needs for adequate inventory.
- Organize, prepare health center for camp season.
- Process and check-in individual medication (prescription & nonprescription).
- Prepare medication administration forms (daily and prn sheets).
- Complete camper medication list for each unit.
Benefits
- An interactive summer learning cool new activities and skills to teach others
- All meals provided
- Housing provided in camp cabins
- Access to staff lounge with washer, dryer, kitchen, and internet
- Optional informal time-off adventures
- Leadership, human behavior, and conflict resolution training to build meaningful job preparation skills.
- An unforgettable summer, the chance to make lifelong friends and to positively impact your camper’s lives.
- Access to staff lounge with washer, dryer, kitchen, and wifi
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What This Job Offers
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
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