Weekend Program Specialist - Maryland

Weekend Program Specialists are essential leaders to our Family Camp programming, ensuring consistent support and smooth operations across all program areas. Through extensive cross-training, they bring a deep understanding of camp culture, evening programs, and logistics. Their leadership and expertise significantly enrich the experience for our campers and their families, making each weekend memorable and impactful.

• Participate in required on-site orientation weekend program team training before the start of the spring weekend season.
• Facilitate dynamic program areas.
• Serve as a consistent and experienced presence, assisting other volunteers and program team members.
• Lead evening programs.
• Aid in program logistics, including drives to support the transportation of volunteers and Camp families.
• Help create and foster an environment that promotes inclusivity, safety, and participation.
• Work effectively both individually and as part of a team.
• Ensure the cleanliness and organization of assigned program areas.
• Prepare program areas before scheduled activity times.
• Prompt attendance at all scheduled activities.
• Assist in opening and closing family camp procedures.
• Collaborate with the Camp Director and Assistant Camp Director to maintain program area inventory and order program supplies.
• Communicate with the Camp Director and Assistant Camp Director about program needs, development, and weather plans.
• Be flexible in planning and scheduling.
• Provide consistent engagement with participants throughout each weekend.
• Communicate relevant observations of participant experiences to the Program Coordinator or Program Team Associate.
• Prepare to lead and organize various creative games and activities for rainy days and downtime.

• Be at least 18 years of age.
• Be physically and mentally capable of handling the care of Campers.
• Be familiar with and enforce all safety, emergency, and Camp policies.
• Serve as a role model and support Camp’s weekend program and family pals.
• Commit to fostering a community that celebrates our Camp values: inclusion, gratitude, possibility, friendship, and safety.
• Be flexible with the changing needs of the program areas and evening activities.
• The ability to work with a diverse community in a multicultural environment.
• Perform other duties as Camp leadership deems necessary.
• Comply with and remain flexible with COVID-19-specific precautions and requirements throughout the program, as outlined/advised by the CDC and the Hole in the Wall Medical Team.
• All positions are residential and are hired for at least 7 out of 8 Family Camps spanning our family camp programming duration. The time commitment is late April through October.

The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp is an Equal Opportunity Employer, does not discriminate on the basis of age, creed, color, national origin, ancestry, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, disability, nationality or sex, and is committed to a diverse workforce.