Camp Nursing Assistant - Residential Summer Camp

Where You Could Work

• Camp Friendship
  - Annandale, MN
• Camp Courage
  - Maple Lake, MN
• Camp Eden Wood
  - Eden Prairie, MN

Camp staff may work at one, two, or all three of our camp locations during the summer, depending on program needs, assignment, and availability.

Our camp positions are residential and include on-site housing and meals during employment, making this a great opportunity for individuals who live outside the immediate area, including those from other states!

You don't have to live near a True Friends site to apply! Our camp positions are residential and include on-site housing and meals during employment, making this a great opportunity for individuals who live outside the immediate area, including those from other states!

• Set up and administer medications according to established procedures
• Assist with training related to treatments, care, transfers, and emergency procedures
• Provide first aid and treatment for minor wounds
• Monitor and evaluate participants' health care needs and concerns and communicate updates to leadership
• Assist with the participant intake process
• Attend and participate in meetings, communicate effectively, and help implement solutions
• Support the general health, welfare, and safety of all particpants
• Participate actively in camp activities
• Report illnesses, injuries, and incidents to leadership and complete required documentation
• Assist with maintaining participants' personal belongings
• Complete and maintain required health care and camp documentation
• Help maintain the cleanliness of areas used by participants and staff
• Prepare, restock, and monitor health care and cabin health supplies
• Maintain professional communication with caregivers and other health care professionals
• Accompany participants to a clinic or hospital as needed
• Serve as a positive role model for staff, volunteers, and participants
• Follow all HIPAA requirements
• Assist with training new staff
• Become trained as an agency driver as needed
• Perform other duties as assigned

• Make a difference:
  Directly support the health, safety, independence, and well-being of campers
• Build relationships:
  Form meaningful connections with campers, caregivers, and fellow staff
• Be part of the camp experience:
  Participate in activities and help campers have a safe, meaningful, and unforgettable summer
• Work as part of a team:
  Collaborate with health care professionals, camp leadership, caregivers, and frontline staff
• Be part of something bigger:
  Your work directly supports the True Friends mission and helps make camp possible

• Build hands-on health care experience: gain practical experience supporting medication administration, first aid, health monitoring, direct care, and other health care needs
• Strengthen your clinical skills:
  Develop skills in observation, communication, documentation, safety, and responding to changing health care needs
• Gain experience supporting individuals with disabilities:
  Build your understanding of person-centered care and supporting individuals with a range of physical, developmental, and medical needs
• Learn from experienced professionals:
  Work alongside health care professionals, camp leadership, caregivers, and other members of the care team
• Grow your confidence:
  Develop the ability to respond calmly, communicate effectively, and problem-solve in a fast-paced environment
• Experience health care in a unique setting:
  Apply your skills outside of a traditional clinical environment while being an active part of the camp community
• Strengthen your resume:
  Gain career-relevant experience in health care, direct support, disability services, and emergency response
• Make a meaningful impact:
  Help campers participate fully in camp…