YMCA of San Diego County

Overnight Camp Counselor/Lifeguard - Camp Marston

Location US-CA-Julian
ID 2025-3087
Category
Overnight Camp
Position Type
Seasonal
Work Environment Type
On-Site

Overview

Overnight Camp Counselor/Lifeguard

 

Carry out the responsibilities of a Lifeguard and Resident Camp Counselor throughout the applicable Resident Camp program season. For Lifeguard; successful in the completion of all aspects of certification in CPR (BLS), ASHI Advanced First Aid, and passing (2) monthly in-services per month specific to physical ability and ocean rescue & first aide/CPR knowledge. For Resident Camp Counselor; Teach outdoor, recreational activities, and/or other camp programming for groups in the overnight camp program setting. Provide supervision and excellent customer service to all participants, know and enforce safety rules, care for equipment and facilities, and work well as a member of the camp community. Ensure a program environment is welcoming, genuine and nurturing for all participants and guests.

 

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Schedule:

Mandatory All Staff Training begins May 28, 2026

Summer Camp: June 7-August 8, 2026

Responsibilities

  • Practice preventative lifeguard techniques at all times The Y: We’re for youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility. HR02.06.18
  • Maintain high standards of skill in First Aid, CPR, oxygen administration, and effective interface with local EMS agency personnel.
  • Assume full responsibility for a cabin group of 8-12 children including supervising the children 24 hours per day (evenings, overnights, mealtimes, and most activity times)
  • Teach OE and/or recreation programming, lead activities for students and participants.
  • Lead activities including (but not limited to) archery, field games, and the climbing tower with good teaching and leadership skills.
  • Employ good teaching and leadership techniques in providing quality instruction.
  • Take full responsibility for the program areas of camp or assigned activity, including developing rules and procedures, ensuring adequate program supplies, and maintaining or improving equipment and facilities.
  • Ensure camp operating procedures are being followed at all times
  • Use good judgment; make conservative decisions all to ensure the safety of the children.
  • Follow all rules and instructions, carry and use properly necessary equipment during activities, know and follow camp emergency procedures.
  • Other duties as assigned.

Qualifications

Years of Experience

  • Experience working with youth in Outdoor Education, Overnight Camp or like setting preferred.

License & Certifications

  • Must contain a USLA (United States Lifesaving Association) Certificate.
  • Successful completion of on-site ASHI Advanced First Aid course and monthly in-service drills and training

Pay Range

USD $92.84 - USD $97.84 /Hr.

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