The Junior Staff (Camp Counselors) play a key role in supporting the overall operations and experience of the Summer Pre-Medical Professions Program, working closely with high school students exploring future careers in medicine. This position offers hands-on experience in leadership, mentoring, student engagement, and program facilitation within an academic setting, while contributing to the success of a dynamic summer program. About This Role: Supervision Provide daily oversight of camp participants, ensuring safety and compliance with University standards. Monitor and guide student behavior while fostering a positive and inclusive environment. Help lead group activities, encouraging full student engagement. Serve as liaison between students and senior staff regarding issues, questions, or concerns. Administrative Assist with the setup and organization of program materials, including creating handouts, distributing schedules, and preparing resources for activities. Track student attendance, participation, and progress throughout the program. Support the collection and maintenance of student feedback, evaluations, and other necessary documentation. Complete daily administrative tasks such as filing, organizing program supplies, and maintaining an orderly workspace. Leadership Lead small-group or individual activities, facilitating discussions, workshops, and hands-on learning. Encourage and maintain enthusiasm and engagement throughout the program. Demonstrate initiative in organizing and supporting program activities. Collaborate with senior staff to ensure smooth coordination and execution of the program schedule. Help students develop confidence, interpersonal skills, and professional behaviors. Serve as a positive role model and mentor for program participants, offering guidance on academic and pre-medical professional development. Facilitation Assist in arranging and participating in experiential learning opportunities such as shadowing, simulations, and skill stations. Encourage active participation and facilitate discussions tied to program learning outcomes. Act as a liaison between students and facilitators, helping to ensure clear communication and positive group dynamics. Provide informal academic support and answer questions related to curriculum and medical career pathways. Foster a supportive, encouraging environment by creating opportunities for students to ask questions and receive advice on their aspirations and challenges.
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Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED