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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
Camp Pennyroyal is a 180-acre traditional overnight camp 15 miles south of Owensboro, KY, featuring an 8-acre lake, year-round buildings, platform tents, screened cabins, and primitive sites. Activities include canoeing, kayaking, paddle-boarding, archery, and a teams course. The camp serves Girl Scouts entering grades 4–12 with up to 70 campers per session, led by paid staff and volunteers.
Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana is seeking a full-time Camp Nurse (Health Supervisor) to manage all health services at camp. This role provides daily, weekly, and on-call care; first aid; mental, emotional, and social health support; and full medication management. The ideal candidate helps build a healthy, supportive camp culture for campers, staff, and volunteers.
Staff receive room, board, and most meals, along with a supportive community environment. Seasonal salary is $4,361.
Maintain and distribute health supplies; coordinate with emergency services; transport individuals as needed; communicate with caregivers; ensure compliance with ACA/HIPAA/Red Cross; create care plans; support staff training; manage documentation; prepare medications and emergency information for trips; provide strong customer service; supervise children; and complete additional duties.
CNA, EMT, or related training; two semesters in a nursing/medical/helping-profession program; First Aid/CPR/AED certification; 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; and adherence to camp/ACA standards.
Promote diversity and inclusion; model the Girl Scout Promise and Law; maintain confidentiality; provide excellent customer service; manage resources responsibly; report concerns; be 21+; and complete all screenings.