Program Director

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camp steinPrescott (AZ)

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About the role

Camp Daisy and Harry Stein, owned and operated by Congregation Beth Israel in Scottsdale, is a unique and exciting place. A Jewish overnight summer camp nestled in the majestic Bradshaw Forest of Prescott, Arizona, it is a place where campers discover more about themselves, their abilities, & their Judaism. A summer of fun, a lifetime of memories! We are seeking and enthusiastic individual to oversee and run our all camp programming and events. This includes planning and implementation of all all-camp programming and special programming throughout the session. This may include but is not limited to: Shabbatigahs, Haggigah & Chuggim, Last day of camp programming, etc. Skill Set Outstanding communication and interpersonal skills Competent and energetic, demonstrating a love of working with young people Displays a high level of personal and professional responsibility A caring, responsible and supportive individual Self-Starter and team player Responsible to: Camp Director Position Responsibilities Work with other members of the camp administration to create and implement a complete camp program for all cabins and units. Assist Unit Heads, Counselors, and Specialists with all facets of the camp program - living conditions, camp activities, unit programming, etc., and assist with any special needs or solve any problems. Oversee daily schedule. Work closely with the Camp Director, Assistant Director, and Unit Heads in developing exciting and strong Day, Evening and specialty programs. Create or oversee the creation of a staff recreation program. Oversee the sign-ups and manage Saturday Shabbatigahs (specialty Saturday programming). Make sure counseling staff are all assigned, and show up to their designated areas. Oversee the sign-ups and manage camper choice activities (Haggigah & Chuggim). Make sure all counseling staff are assigned and show up at their designated areas. Ensure all campers are assigned and are accounted for. Oversee and manage the last day of camp events. Create sign-ups for booths, order bounce house materials, and requisition all supplies necessary. Act as a program facilitator and to serve as a resource for program ideas and share skills through-out the camp. Manage and organize the programming supply closet. Inventory supplies at the beginning and end of the summer. Help unit heads, staff, and other administration members to gather supplies for programming. Attend and participate in all scheduled administration meetings. Discuss upcoming programs, and be prepared to go over them in detail with Administration and staff at least 24hours beforehand. Abide by and enforce all camp policies, responsible for health and safety of the camp. Walk shmira (O.D.) supervise cabins at night, as assigned. Position Requirements At least 21 years of age At least 3 years resident camping experience or equivalent Strong Judaic background, knowledge Programming experience for age group that is assigned The ability to handle stressful situations. Ability to have open communication with director supervisors about issues that may arise with campers and/or sports program.

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