Weekend Program Staff

Description

The Program Staff holds the primary responsibility for the implementation and maintenance of activities and programs. They are expected to help create and maintain a professional environment where the Camp For All mission is carried out through high quality programs.

List of Essential Duties

• Participates in staff orientation and training for Camp For All programs
• Obtains optional program certifications, including, but not limited to life guarding, challenge course, etc.
• Obtains required CPR training
• Exhibits the ability to manage an assigned program activity, including planning and adapting the activity to the camper’s special needs
• Work with Program Supervisors to maintain and upkeep program activity areas. Demonstrates the desire to learn, understand and adapt to the needs of the individual camper
• Follows all safety standards set by Camp For All and the Assistant Camp Director in accordance with Texas Department of Health and American Camping Association
• Immediately corrects any safety infractions and/or reports such to supervisor
• Displays the ability and desire to work as a team with the program management team as well as other program staff
• Manages free time in a responsible manner so as to be fully prepared for each Partner group
• Follows a variety of instructions, procedure manuals and safety rules

Availability Requirements

• Maintains flexible work schedule with the ability to work extended hours as needed for weekends worked.
• Requires at least a 3-weekend commitment for the season. (February through April)
• Attendance at training weekend is required.

Reports to

The Program Staff reports directly to the Program Manager.

Compensation

First-season weekend program staff will receive housing, meals, and a stipend of $175 for each full weekend worked.

Returning weekend program staff will receive housing, meals, and a stipend of $210 for each full weekend worked.

Requirements

• Must be able to attend and actively participate in required training held February 5-7, 2027
• High School diploma (or equivalent)
• Must be at least 18 years of age
• Experience in leadership and/or volunteer roles
• Desire to work with the special needs population

Physical Requirements

• Must be able to move equipment and/or objects weighing up to 50 pounds regularly, or more than 50 pounds occasionally
• Must be able to remain in a stationary position during shift
• Must be comfortable working in all weather conditions
• Must be able to communicate effectively with campers, staff and volunteers to ensure immediate response to safety issues
• Must be able to travel between activity areas across camp property in a timely manner sufficient to maintain supervision and safety coverage of assigned activities, with or without reasonable accommodation
• Must be able to live independently and self-sufficiently in the provided housing