Seasonal Pediatric Nurse; RN – Residential Youth Camp

Seasonal Pediatric Nurse (RN) – Residential Youth Camp, Relocation Provided

Relocation included

Employment Type:

Full-Time, Seasonal (Summer)

A structured residential youth program with seasoned leadership and a collaborative on-site clinical team. Health, safety, and community sit at the core of how this organization operates— and every nurse on staff is a genuinely supported part of making the summer run well.

• Base Salary:
  Competitive seasonal compensation — Based on experience and qualifications
• Relocation Assistance:
  Included for out-of-state candidates
• Shift: Fully residential and on-site for the complete camp season
• Benefits Package:
  On-site housing and all meals provided; opportunity to practice pediatric nursing in a supported, clinically autonomous environment

Be the primary clinician for a residential youth camp across a full summer season— handling everything from daily health management to emergency response, all within a structured, supportive on-site team. A strong fit for licensed nurses who want clinical depth, pediatric focus, and a meaningful seasonal placement that takes them somewhere new.

• Provide direct patient care including first aid administration, medication management, and emergency clinical response
• Own health record maintenance, incident documentation, and daily medical log accuracy throughout the season
• Carry out health screenings at camper intake and sustain ongoing wellness monitoring across the full program
• Act as the clinical point of contact between camp leadership and families on all health matters that arise
• Reinforce campus-wide health and safety standards in active partnership with program leadership

• Active RN license or multistate Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) license in good standing
• Current CPR and First Aid certification
• Committed to living on-site for the full seasonal term
• Flexible and collaborative; genuinely at ease in communal, non-traditional living and working arrangements

• Clinical history in pediatrics, school nursing, or a prior camp setting
• Thrives with clinical autonomy; comfortable making sound decisions outside the structure of a hospital or clinic
• Open and ready to relocate to a different state for the length of the summer season