Join Our Camp: Summer Adventure for Nurse Practitioners!

As part of our experienced medical team, you will:

-Assist our camp doctor and seasoned team of returning RNs in supporting the overall health needs of a vibrant resident community of 275 campers and staff, and the care and daily management of a small number of campers with Type 1 Diabetes.

-Provide triage, routine care, medication management, and health education as needed supportive, and fun healthcare environment

-Participate in the life of camp -meet people from around the world and enjoy the energy and joy of summer camp!


Meet Our Camp Doctor:
Our medical team is led by an exceptional physician with over 20 years of experience in Pediatrics, specializing in Pediatric Critical Care in an ICU setting. Trained in the UC system and having spent 11+ years at Stanford as Director of the ICU, our doctor brings unmatched expertise, outstanding leadership, and a deep commitment to providing the highest standard of care for our campers and staff.

Why You’ll Love It Here:
-Work in a state-of-the-art medical facility designed specifically for camp needs
-Join a highly skilled, collaborative team of returning RNs and our camp MD
-Spend your summer on our 100-acre camp, nestled on a serene lake in southern Maine.
-Enjoy a warm, welcoming community and the chance to be part of beloved camp traditions, activities, trips and events

Qualifications:
-Physician Assistant (PA), Registered Nurse (RN), Nurse Practitioner (NP)
-CDCES certification preferred
-Experience with Type 1 Diabetes management a plus
-Positive attitude, strong communication skills, and a love for working with children
-Ability to thrive in a collaborative, fast-paced camp environment

Benefits:
-Competitive salary
-Housing
-Meals
-Travel stipend
-Laundry
-Gain a breadth of clinical experience in a short timeframe

If you’re ready for a meaningful, exciting, and memorable summer, we’d love to hear from you!

Apply today and join us for an incredible summer in Maine!

RN license, NP license, or PA license. Diabetes experience preferred. Maine is a compact state.