Seasonal Camp Nurse in Washington | RN or LPN

Job Description

Job Description

Seasonal Camp Nurse (RN/LPN)

Location: On-site, Remote Outdoor Camp (Location details provided upon interview)
Employment Type: Full-Time – Mid-June through Early August (Seasonal)
Compensation: RNs: $800–$1,000 per week; LPNs: Up to $800 per week depending on qualifications

Overview

A seasonal youth camp is seeking a compassionate and qualified Seasonal Camp Nurse (RN/LPN) to join our summer team. The nurse plays a vital role in supporting the health and well-being of both campers and staff in a dynamic outdoor setting. This position provides an opportunity to practice meaningful healthcare in a unique environment, helping children enjoy a safe and enriching camp experience.

Compensation & Perks

• Pay: RNs earn $800–$1,000 weekly; LPNs up to $800 weekly

• Housing & Meals: Provided for the duration of employment

• Family-Friendly: Possibility to accommodate a child (ages 7–15) or a small family—details discussed during interviews

• Time Off: Guaranteed 24-hour break per session, with many weeks offering 48 hours off

• Recreational Access: Enjoy natural surroundings during off-hours

• Transportation: Weekend transportation options available if needed

• Perks: Staff outings and excursions to nearby points of interest included

Primary Responsibilities

• Provide daily healthcare services, including medication administration and treatment of minor illnesses and injuries

• Keep accurate medical records and treatment documentation

• Conduct pre-camp health screenings and intake evaluations

• Hold regular clinic hours for non-emergency care

• Communicate health updates to parents or guardians as needed

• Promote good hygiene and preventative health practices across camp

• Train staff on basic health procedures and first-aid response

• Oversee the maintenance and distribution of first-aid kits

• Keep the medical area stocked and prepared for emergencies

• Participate in select camp programs and end-of-season reporting

Schedule & Team Support

• Flexible schedule with daytime, evening, and occasional overnight shifts

• Collaborate with on-site emergency staff to ensure round-the-clock coverage

• Primarily weekday hours, with 3–4 weekend shifts required over the season

Qualifications

• Active RN or LPN license in the state of employment

• Current CPR and First Aid certification

• Capable of making autonomous medical decisions and acting swiftly under pressure

• Strong organizational and communication skills

• Experience in pediatrics, schools, camps, or similar settings preferred

Preferred Skills

• Background in summer camp or outdoor health roles

• Enthusiasm for working with children in a high-energy environment

• Ability to educate and empower fellow staff on health matters

• Friendly, reliable, and adaptable team player

Make a difference this summer—supporting youth, practicing meaningful healthcare, and experiencing a rewarding seasonal adventure.