Travel Camp Nurse; RN or LPN — Juvenile Diabetes Care Focus

Travel Camp Nurse (RN or LPN) — Juvenile Diabetes Care Focus

Location: Minocqua, WI

Contract Duration: Full-Time, Seasonal (June 7 – August 6, 2026)

Escape the South Florida Summer Heat: Swap the humidity for a fully funded travel nursing opportunity in the beautiful, scenic Northwoods of Wisconsin. This position includes round-trip travel assistance, private air-conditioned housing, and zero living expenses for two full months.

Step into a highly regarded, historic lakeside youth academy that welcomes 200 young men (ages 8–16) every summer for high-energy sports, outdoor adventures, and waterfront activities. The campus features a modern, multidisciplinary Health Center led by certified Nurse Practitioners. Here, our nursing staff aren't isolated in a clinic—they are vibrant, deeply appreciated pillars of a close-knit, safety-first community.

• Weekly Compensation: $1,000 – $1,500 per week, paid weekly (commensurate with registration type and clinical experience).
• Full Travel Reimbursement: Round-trip transit expenses from Florida to Wisconsin are fully covered and arranged by the employer.
• All-Inclusive Living: Complimentary private, climate-controlled on-site housing, plus a premium daily culinary program (all meals included at no cost).
• Work-Life Balance: Enjoy full access to pristine lakefront amenities, built-in daily rest blocks, and one complete, consecutive 24-hour day off every single week.

This role functions similarly to a specialized school health office within an active residential campus. While managing general pediatric triage, a primary objective for this nurse will be serving as the dedicated clinical anchor for campers navigating insulin-dependent diabetes.

• Targeted Diabetes Care: Supervise daily blood sugar tracking, calculate precise carbohydrate-to-insulin ratios, and manage continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) or automated insulin pump systems.
• Acute Care & Triage: Diagnose, treat, and track everyday childhood ailments, minor injuries, and illness outbreaks across the camp population.
• Active Emergency Response: Administer swift first aid and secondary triage for sports-related or waterfront incidents.
• Medication Logistics: Maintain flawless digital and physical records while organizing and distributing routine daily prescriptions.
• Excursion Preparation: Assemble dedicated emergency medical packs (including fast-acting glucose, glucagon, and field prescriptions) for off-site wilderness trips.
• Stakeholder Communication: Provide clear, comforting health updates to camp leadership, clinical peers, and distant parents.

• Active, unencumbered license as a Registered Nurse (RN) or Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) holding Wisconsin licensure or a valid multi-state Compact License.
• A minimum of one year of professional clinical experience heavily involving pediatric care, school nursing, or youth diabetes management.
• Current, verifiable CPR, AED, and First Aid credentials.
• Complete availability to live on-site in Wisconsin for the full contract window (June 7 – August 6, 2026).
• Strong competency in independent clinical assessments and blood-sugar stabilization in an active outdoor environment.

• Direct familiarity with advanced diabetes tech (Dexcom, Omnipod, Tandem systems) or a CDCES background.
• Experience managing athletic injuries, heat exhaustion, or water-safety incidents.
• An outgoing, patient-centric personality who genuinely enjoys mentoring and supporting young people.