Camp Director

Montana Council; Big Arm (MT); Presencial; USD 45.000 - 75.000; A tiempo parcial

Descripción de la vacante

Montana Council, Scouting America is seeking an experienced Camp Director for Camp Melita Island on Flathead Lake, MT. You will lead a unique mix of land- and water-based programs and manage staff, volunteers, and units.

The role is in-person mid-June to early August with pre-season planning possible virtually. Housing is provided; NC Camping School training is paid for by the Council. Reports to the Chief Operating Officer.

Formación

• Must be at least 21 years of age.
• Must meet Scouting America and Montana Council membership registration requirements.
• Must successfully complete National Camping School – Long-Term Training.
• Must be able to live and work on-site for the summer camp season.
• Must be available for pre-season planning virtually (evenings/weekends).
• Must communicate effectively in writing and verbally.

Responsabilidades

• Provide overall supervision and leadership for Camp Melita Island operations.
• Collaborate with Montana Council, camp leadership team, departments, staff and volunteers.
• Plan and coordinate pre-season activities and on-site operations from mid-June to early August.

Conocimientos

Effective communicator

Organized planner

Staff leadership

Decision making

Team leadership

Descripción del empleo

Montana Council, Scouting America, is seeking an experienced and enthusiastic Camp Director to lead the operation of Camp Melita Island, a unique Scouts BSA summer camp located on Flathead Lake in northwest Montana.Melita Island offers an exceptional combination of land- and water-based programming. Aquatic activities include large- and small-boat sailing, water sports, paddle craft, swimming, and inflatable obstacles. Land-based programs include archery, fine arts, Scoutcraft, NEST, and other activities, while the Advanced Camper Experience (ACE) provides additional opportunities for older Scouts seeking adventure both on and off the island.

Montana Council's summer camp program is built around creating a safe, fun, and meaningful experience for Scouts, adult leaders, and staff. The Camp Director is the senior on-site leader responsible for bringing that experience together.

The Camp Director provides overall supervision and leadership for the camp operation, working closely with the Montana Council, camp leadership team, department directors, seasonal staff, volunteers, and participating units. This position requires an individual who is an effective communicator, organized planner, strong personnel manager, and confident decision-maker who can adapt to the unique challenges of operating a summer camp on an island.

This position is in-person from mid-June - early-August and requires pre-season planning which can be done virtually. This can include evenings, weekends, and holidays as needed.

Position Type: Seasonal / Temporary
Location: Camp Melita Island, Flathead Lake, Montana
Age Requirement: 21+
Housing: Room and board provided
Training: National Camping School required; training paid for by Montana Council
Reports To: Chief Operating Officer, Montana Council, Scouting America

• Must be at least 21 years of age.
• Must meet the membership registration, background-check, and other employment requirements of Scouting America and Montana Council.
• Must successfully complete National Camping School – Long-Term (Resident) Camp Director training. Montana Council will pay for required National Camping School training. Scouting America identifies this training as required for resident-camp leadership and covers areas including NCAP, employment management and staff training, business and fiscal management, health and wellness, and cultural competencies.
• Must be able to live and work on-site for the duration of the summer camp season.
  • In person from June 19-August 10
• Must be available for pre-season planning virtually including some evenings, weekends, and holidays as required by camp operations.
• Must be able to effectively communicate verbally and in writing.
• Must be able to understand and follow policies, procedures, instructions, and training materials.
• Must have the physical ability to move throughout camp and work in a variety of outdoor and environmental conditions.
• Must be able to make sound decisions and exercise good judgment in a dynamic camp environment.
• Must be willing and able to work as part of a team and provide leadership to a diverse seasonal staff.