Work at UniCamp

Specific duties include:

• Preparing and serving meals on time
• Maintaining a clean kitchen, including doing dishes, sweeping/mopping/scrubbing floors, cleaning surfaces, taking out trash, and organizing supplies/inventory
• Assisting in all campsite emergencies (including evacuations, animals, disease outbreaks, strangers on-site, camper behavior issues, and more)
• Providing campsite support, including managing campfire, fixing/reporting issues, and more
• Opening and closing Camp River Glen for the season
• Participating in regular staff meetings
• Anything else needed to ensure camper safety, provide basic needs, and encourage program success

Requirements:

• San Bernardino County Food Handler’s Card (training will be provided if you don’t have one already)
• Able to work outside, upright and mobile for six to eight hours a day
• Physically able to perform job responsibilities, with or without accommodation. This may include carrying objects up to 50lbs, bending down, and reaching high shelves.
• Be able to pass a background check
• Experience working with youth and being outdoors strongly preferred

Pay: $110-135/day

Lake staff run our canoeing program at Jenks Lake. Specific duties include:

• Driving campers (in a camp vehicle) between camp and Jenks Lake (about 20 minutes each way) daily
• Teach campers how to safely use canoes and other lake equipment
• Supervise campers during the entire Lake rotation
• Lifeguard while campers are at the lake
• Create and run STEM-related programming related to canoeing

Requirements:

• Have a valid driver license with a good driving record
• Complete driver training, lake orientation, and food handler certification (provided by UniCamp)
• Have a valid waterfront lifeguard certification or be able to compete a training provided by UniCamp
• Be able to pass a background check
• Experience working with youth and being outdoors strongly preferred

Pay: $110-135/day

The Kitchen Manager is primarily responsible for the camp kitchen and directly supervises other staff while they are working on kitchen duties.

Specific duties include:

• Tracking, managing, and ordering supplies/food, including estimating quantities and working within a budget
• Directing, training, and supervising other staff while they are assigned to kitchen duties
• Taking primary responsibility for preparing and serving food on-time for all camp sessions
• All duties of Kitchen & Site Staff

Requirements:

• ServSafe Manager Certificate (training will be available if you do not have this)
• Able to work outside, upright and mobile for six to eight hours a day
• Physically able to perform job responsibilities, with or without accommodation. This may include carrying objects up to 50lbs, bending down, and reaching high shelves.
• Be able to pass a background check
• Experience working with youth and being outdoors strongly preferred

Pay: $145 per day

The facilities supervisor is primarily responsible for maintaining the buildings, equipment, and grounds of Camp River Glen so it is safe, usable, and complies with local standards.

Specific duties include:

• Manage dumpsters, including working directly with the waste management company and rotating dumpsters as-needed
• Manage septic tanks, including logging levels daily and coordinating septic tank pumping with our local vendor
• Maintain and repair activity areas and equipment, including mountain bikes, sound system, and more
• Track and perform preventative maintenance around the campsite as needed
• Prioritize, track, and perform all needed repairs and maintenance (including maintenance requests) on the campsite. This may involve finding and coordinating with local contractors when extra help or expertise is needed.
• Track and maintain the pool to local standards
• Assist the water system operator in managing the water treatment and distribution system. (Water treatment/distribution experience not required.)
• Assist in all campsite emergencies (including evacuations, animals, disease outbreaks, strangers on-site, camper behavior issues, and more)

Requirements:

• Experience maintaining facilities and equipment (this may include general repair, plumbing, auto maintenance, bike maintenance, and more)
• Able to work outside, upright and mobile for six to eight hours a day
• Posses physical capacity to complete needed maintenance (this may include climbing ladders, crawling under buildings, standing for extended periods of time, bending over, lifting heavy objects, and more)
• Be able to pass a background check
• Experience working with youth and being outdoors strongly preferred

Pay: $110-135 per day, depending on experience

The camp medic is responsible for first aid and healthcare for campers.

Applicants must have a medical license or certification, including WFR, EMT, LVN, RN, or higher along with a current certification in CPR or BLS. Please include your certification/license information on your application.

Job responsibilities include:

• Performing basic first aid as needed for our campers
• Distributing medications (with instructions from prescriber/parent)
• Determining if/when a higher level of care is needed for any health issues or emergencies
• Managing COVID-19 safety

The medic lives on-site. Room and board are included.

Pay: $135-185 per day (negotiable depending on your certification and experience)

Requirements:

• Current medical certification (WFR, EMT, LVN, RN, or higher) that is valid in California.
• Be able to pass a background check
• Provide your own transportation to/from our campsite near Angelus Oaks, CA
• Experience working with youth and being outdoors strongly preferred

The Alpine Supervisor oversees the safety and operations of the Alpine Tower challenge course.

Applicants must have documented experience or certification in rock climbing or challenge courses.

Specific duties include:

• Overseeing the safe operation of the Alpine Tower whenever it is in operation
• Supervising and training campers and volunteers as they belay others on the Alpine Tower
• Opening and closing the Alpine Tower daily
• Handling emergencies and rescues on the Alpine Tower
• Regularly inspect all equipment/structures and report or fix any damage
• Keep logs of Alpine Tower operations and inspections

Requirements:

• Have documented experience or certification in rock climbing or challenge courses
• Able to work outside, upright and mobile for six to eight hours a day
• Posses physical capacity to complete the role (this may include climbing ladders, standing for extended periods of time, bending over, lifting heavy objects, climbing the Alpine Tower, and more)
• Be able to pass a background check
• Experience working with youth and being outdoors strongly preferred

Pay: $135 per day, depending on experience