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NC State University is seeking licensed nurses to join the 2026 Summer Camp healthcare team. The Camp Nurse will oversee health care operations for ~120 campers weekly, on-call 24/7, with on-site lodging and housing provided.
Requires NC nursing license and experience, plus the ability to work in outdoor, dynamic settings. Position runs May 29 to August 7, 2026, with lodging and meals provided; housing within reach of camp is required.
Betsy-Jeff Penn 4-H Educational Center is seeking licensed RNs to join our team for the 2026 Summer Camp season! The Camp Nurse serves as a vital member of the Camp Healthcare Team, overseeing all health care operations for approximately 120 residential campers each week. The ideal candidate will enjoy working with youth of all ages, have the ability to work in unpredictable outdoor conditions, and thrive in a fast‑paced dynamic environment outside of the clinical setting. Due to the on‑call nature of this position, applicants must be able to reside on‑site (housing provided) or within a half‑hour commute of camp for the duration of the summer season. If you want to apply your nursing skills to a residential camp setting and work with a team like no other, apply today!
Workdays begin at noon on Sunday and end at noon on Friday each week from May 29th to August 7th, 2026. The position is on call 24/7, including overnight, meal times and during activities, to ensure overall health of campers and staff. Lodging (7 days a week, if needed) and meals (5 days a week) are provided.
$28‑$35 per hour
Reidsville, NC
Temporary‑Technical/Paraprofessional
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