Camp Counselor

Job Summary

Camp Counselors are responsible for the supervision and safety of all participants in their care (up to 8 participants). They lead participants to and from programs and activities, identify and respond to participant behavior issues, and communicate with parents about participants' experiences, reporting any concerns to leadership.

Responsibilities

• Supervision and Care of Camp Participants (50%): Supervise and ensure safety of up to 8 participants, lead them to and from programs and activities, address behavior issues, and communicate with parents, reporting concerns to leadership.
• Safety and Health Regulation (20%): Interpret and adhere to safety regulations from the University, Outdoor Lab, and supervisor; understand emergency procedures; maintain participants' safety and whereabouts; keep accurate program records, incident reports, health documentation, and weekly reports.
• Staff Policy (10%): Abide by all staff policies, including professionalism, behavior, and property use.
• Scheduling (10%): Assist in weekly activities for the group and provide weekly reports for each camper commenting on participation and adjustment.
• Camp Programming (10%): Ensure participant engagement throughout the program, guiding campers in group and one‑on‑one activities.

Pay

Expected pay ranges from $150 to $700 per week, based on qualifications, experience, and quantity of work.