What are the responsibilities and job description for the Summer Camp Staff - Resident Camp position at Scouting America Cascade Pacific Council?
Job Description
Job Description
MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE OUTDOORS
The Cascade Pacific Council is proud to hire over 250 enthusiastic camp staff members annually to serve in a variety of positions at our 4 resident camps safely delivering adventure to Scouts. Positions include : program area directors and assistants, office staff, sales staff, cooks, and maintenance. Whether you are new to scouting or a seasoned scouter all are welcome to apply if they share the same spirit of fun and learning our campers are looking for in the outdoors. Each and every staff member has the power to make a difference in the life of a scout and summer camp is the best place to make it happen.
Mission Statement :
The mission of the Scouting America is to prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law."
We accomplish this at our camps by finding the most motivated and enthusiastic individuals in the area that want to make a difference in young people's lives through the instruction of games, leadership skills, and FUN!
HIRING INFORMATION Qualifications
- Full-season availability preferred
- Some outdoor camping experience
- Enjoy working outside
- Have a passion for working with youth
General Responsibilities : Resident Camp Staff (General)
Requirements :
Even if you have no Scouting experience, you are still encouraged to apply !!!
Resident Camp Information
Cub Scout Resident Camps serve youth aged 5-10 (Cub Scouts) who attend resident camp with their local Scouting group and leaders. Cub Scout resident camps that the council operates include :
Scouts BSA Resident Camps serve youth ages 11-17 (Scouts BSA) who attend resident camp with their local Scouting group and leaders. Scouts BSA Resident Camps are week-long, 6-night / 7-day programs that include :
Calendar of session dates can be found here : https : / / cpcbsa.org / adventures / all -camp-reservations /
Program and Support Areas :
A table of camp positions is provided below. Positions are organized by area, role, and requirement. Training Provided for early hires.
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Assistant
Director
Aquatics
LifeguardAquatics Director
Corral
Assistant Wrangler
Wrangler^
Head Wrangler
Crafts
Handicraft AssistantHandicraft Director^
Food Service
Kitchen Assistant
Assistant Cook^
Dining Hall Steward
Head Cook^
Food Service Director^
High Adventure
Climbing assistant
Climbing Staff^
Bikes Assistant^
Outbound Assistant^
Climbing Director
Bikes Director^
Outbound Director
Maintenance
Assistant Ranger^
Ranger
Medical
Assistant Health Officer^Health Officer^
Nature
Nature AssistantNature Director^
Outdoor Skills
Campcraft / Scoutcraft Assistant
Frontier Fort Staff
Campcraft / Scoutcraft Director^
Frontier Fort Director^
Sales
Office Manager
Trading Post Assistant
Business Manager
Trading Post Director^
Scout Skills
Trail to First Class Assistant
Obie Rangers Assistant
Trail to First Class Director^
Obie Rangers Director^
Shooting Sports
Shooting Sports Assistant
Shooting Sports Director
Archery / BB's / Black- powder / Rifle / Shotgun Director^
WINTER INTERVIEW SESSIONS
After submitting your application look for an email confirming your application and follow-up information about Winter interview session dates, times, and locations in February and March. Applications submitted after Winter interview sessions will be contacted individually to schedule an interview. If you are unable to attend a Winter interview session please contact our Camping Department, at 492.camping@scouting.org (503) 225-5706
Cascade Pacific Council is an equal opportunity employer
Cascade Pacific Council is an equal opportunity employer. In keeping with the policies of the Scouting America, the rules for acceptance and participation in the camp program are the same for everyone without regard to race, creed, color, national origin, sexual orientation, or disability.
The Cascade Pacific Council, Scouting America, fosters a culture of diversity and inclusion that makes it enriching to participate, volunteer and work in the Scouting program.
We invite all people to get involved in Scouting, mindful of the importance of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, age, gender identity, socioeconomic status, religion, physical ability and political belief.
We are committed to creating a positive, safe, and welcoming environment for all, valuing diverse backgrounds, perspectives, and experiences that will grow and strengthen our movement and continue to make us a valued contributor to the communities we serve.
Scouting America is a alcohol, tobacco, and drug free program