What are the responsibilities and job description for the Day Camp Leader position at Highlands Ranch Community Assoc?
JOB TITLE: Day Camp Leader FLSA Status: Non-Exempt
General Statement of Duties: Assists with supervision, coordination and implementation of school-age programs in a Day Camp setting. Plans, leads and instructs a variety of activities for participants. Coordinates and assists with various programming functions such as: planning, reporting, etc., and has the qualifications to be the acting Day Camp Facilitator per Human Services requirements when needed.
Supervision Received: Works under the direction of the Day Camp Facilitator and the Art and Education Administrative Coordinator, Preschool Director and Preschool Assistant Director.
Supervision Exercised: None
JOB DESCRIPTION:
Examples of Duties: The following examples of duties are intended to be illustrative only and are not intended to be all inclusive.
- Supervises and instructs activities and participants. Works closely with co-workers to motivate, evaluate, and guide/redirect participants. Attend staff meetings and communicate necessary information to relevant people.
- Demonstrates excellent public relations and customer service skills when communicating verbally and in writing with participants, parents, community organizations, and recreation staff.
- Aids in the development of programs for all school-age levels and interests to meet the needs of the community. Instrumental in developing and creating comprehensive programming that includes Arts and crafts, Sports and games, Music and drama field trips.
- Maintains and follows guidelines set by the Colorado Department of Human Services and the HRCA.
- Maintains a professional attitude while supporting the objectives of the Day Camp Program.
- Treats all children with dignity and respect.
- Other duties as assigned and required.
Physical and Environmental Standards: Most work is performed indoors in a busy classroom environment with frequent noise and interruptions. Some work may be performed outdoors in various conditions, including but not limited to heat, humidity, sun, rain, wind, cold and snow. Must be able to repeatedly sit, walk, stand, climb, bend, kneel, stoop, reach and lift, push, and pull. Must be able to type, write, use a calculator, use a computer, and answer the telephone. The ability to communicate face-to-face is needed. Vision requirements include near and far acuity. Must be able to properly lift/move 20 pounds unassisted and 40 pounds with help.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Required Knowledge, Skills & Abilities: Requires a thorough knowledge of school age recreation programming. Ability to help supervise and assist with implementation of appropriate activity planning, guiding/redirecting techniques, and leadership skills. Requires excellent communication, written, verbal, problem solving, and decision-making skills. Ability to substitute for a Facilitator. Examples of competencies include: Opening and closing duties; Answering parent questions; Returning phone calls; Assisting with work in the office; Entering information into the computer; Ability to adjust the schedule in an emergency; Ability to be contacted in an emergency. Must meet all Human Services requirements and attend all scheduled summer trainings.
Must be 18 years of age or older.
Must pass a pre-employment background check and drug screening.
Benefits: Benefits for part time employees include Paid Sick Leave, EAP (Employee Assistance Program), Tuition Reimbursement, Employee Discounts (30%) for Programs and Events, Referral Program, Recreation Center usage.
401k plus company match and Health Insurance, Telehealth and Flex Plans after one year if the minimum hours requirement is determined.
Education: No requirement.
Experience: Must have three months of full-time or part-time equivalent (460 hours) satisfactory and verifiable experience with school age children in a group setting.
Application Submittal Deadline: 4/30/2025
EOE
