Location and Job Title:

Camp Nurse
B'nai B'rith Camp
6443 SW Beaverton-Hillsdale Hwy
Suite #234
Portland, OR 97221

Principal Responsibilities:

BB Camp's Overnight Camp is looking for nurses or medical professionals to care for our camp community this summer! Our programs run from mid-June to mid-August along the beautiful Oregon coast in Lincoln City, OR.

The Camp Nurse provides direct care to program participants for various injuries and illnesses that arise; provides first aid care to campers and staff, oversees the administration and distribution of medications, and organizes and maintains electronic documentation. Applicants should be passionate about ensuring the well-being and general safety of children and staff members. The Camp Nurse will work alongside our Wellness Center team, which is composed of summer wellness center staff and our year-round directors.

We are specifically looking to fill the spot of June 25^th - July 16^th, 2023. All three weeks are preferred. The Camp Nurse lives on Camp and is on-call; scheduled medication administration 3x per day in addition to select office hours.

Pay is $1,000 per week, includes room and board, and all meals.

Minimum Qualifications:

• Must be a Nurse Practitioner, PA, RN or LPN and must hold an Oregon license (or temporary license).
• Enjoy working with kids 7-17 years old.
• Hard working, enthusiastic and committed to protecting the safety and well-being of campers and staff on site.
• Good communication with campers, staff and parents.
• Must complete required training.
• Must pass a background check.

Salary:

$52000

Agency Information:

Located on the beautiful Oregon coast, B'nai B'rith (BB) Camp is a vibrant and inclusive Jewish camp serving the Pacific Northwest (Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia) since 1921. BB Camp has been a home away from home for generations of campers of different ages, backgrounds, denominations, and abilities. Our unique culture is built on sharing fun experiences in a welcoming environment that inspires all campers to grow and develop enduring Jewish identities.