Camp Health Supervisor – On-Site Housing

Kentuckiana, Inc.; Utica (KY); On-site; USD 3,700 - 4,900; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Room and board

Meals provided

Supportive community

Job summary

Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana is seeking a full-time Camp Nurse (Health Supervisor) to manage all health services at Camp Pennyroyal in Kentucky. The role covers daily, weekly, and on-call care, first aid, mental and physical health support, and full medication management.

Staff receive on-site housing, meals, and a supportive community environment. The seasonal salary is $4,361, with duties spanning health screenings, medication administration, and health-center operations to ensure camper safety

Qualifications

• CNA or EMT training required; related health credentials preferred.
• Two semesters in nursing/medical helping program.
• First Aid/CPR/AED certification required.
• 1 year youth-program experience.
• 1 year healthcare experience; crisis-management experience.
• Strong communication skills; valid driver’s license.
• Ability to work with diverse populations; ACA camp standards.

Responsibilities

• Oversee daily/weekly health screenings.
• Administer and document medications.
• Advise staff on camper health needs; use CampDoc for records.
• Restock first aid supplies.
• Maintain the health center.
• Support routine and emergency care.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Skills

CNA/EMT training

First Aid/CPR/AED

Youth program experience

Strong communication

Driver's license

Diversity & inclusion awareness

Education

Two semesters in nursing/medical helping program

Job description

Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana is seeking a full-time Camp Nurse (Health Supervisor) to manage all health services at Camp Pennyroyal in Kentucky. The role covers daily, weekly, and on-call care, first aid, mental and physical health support, and full medication management.

Staff receive on-site housing, meals, and a supportive community environment. The seasonal salary is $4,361, with duties spanning health screenings, medication administration, and health-center operations to ensure camper safety