Health Services Coordinator

WORD OF LIFE FELLOWSHIP INC•Town of Chester, NY

4d•$40,000 - $50,000

About The Position

To provide quality service to our customers with a Christ-like attitude and in accordance with Word of Life’s standards. The Health Services Coordinator is to be a godly individual that fulfills the purpose statement of Word of Life Fellowship by specifically focusing on the various elements of campus health. This position averages 30 hours per week in the school year and 40-60 hours during summer camp season.

Requirements

Medical Professional with current New York State Licensure (RN minimum)
A passion for and growth relationship with Jesus Christ.
A commitment to the principles of the Word of God.
A God-given call into ministry and discipleship.
Agreement with Word of Life’s vision, mission, Statement of Faith and Standard of Conduct.
A willingness to learn and grow in the ministry responsibilities mentioned below.
Discipleship Minded, Administrative, Teachable Spirit, Characterized by Integrity and the ability to lead
Have or be willing to obtain instructor certification for required classes (Responding to Emergencies, CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer, Administration of Emergency Oxygen, Anaphylaxis and Epi-pen)

Responsibilities

Ongoing personal spiritual growth
Develop a dynamic discipleship ministry
Attend to students / campers with medical needs
Process incoming student / camper health forms
Assist with registration and orientation
Facilitate and instruct Red Cross classes
Ensure FERPA compliance
Assist students /campers with illnesses, Injuries and reports
Assist with processing accident reports and claims
Help maintain health center supplies
Review and update policies and procedures
Provide medical coverage
Be available during specific hours including seasonal on-call
Attend required meetings
Help recruit camp medical staff
Obtain/Maintain instructor certification for required classes (responding to emergencies, CPR/AED for the professional rescuer, administration of emergency oxygen, anaphylaxis, and epi-pen)
Select seasonal nurses