Camp Daisy and Harry Stein

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Overview:
We are seeking and enthusiastic individual to oversee safety and swimming activities at 
our pool. This includes planning and implementation of all swim activities for all age 
groups during cabin hours, and elective periods. 

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
• Assistant Camp Director 
• Activities Director
• Unit Head

Position Responsibilities:
• Planning and implementation of the Swimming program for all age groups during 
cabin activities and elective periods. Develop a recreational swimming program that 
stresses safety and fun for campers and staff. 
• Orientation and education of Staff and Campers to Swimming/Pool area equipment, 
procedures, rules and availability.
• Orientation of all individuals at the pool on area rules including: swimming, diving, 
out of pool area, free swim, games, use of equipment, waterslide, warning signals, 
and other procedures.
• Communication with Health Center regarding campers with special physical needs 
or problems, with regards to your area and observance of those needs.
• Preparation and maintenance of Pool areas - Physically and programmatically.
• Assist in cleaning the pool daily.
• Maintain record of camper's progress.
• Allow the campers the opportunity to develop new skills and talents.
• The requisitioning of needed supplies and equipment, as well as maintenance and 
inventory of all equipment and supplies.
• When done implementing pool programming and maintaining area, should be with 
assigned cabin. 
• Evaluate in writing, the Swimming Program, Camp Program, Staff, and 
Procedures.
• Abide by and enforce all camp policies.
• Walk shmira (OD), supervise cabins at night as assigned. 

Position Requirements:
• Entering College Freshman or 18 years of age
• Experience significant for camping
• Previous experience in water safety and swimming instruction, comparable to 
conditions present at Camp Stein.
• Must possess Red Cross Lifeguard Certification or equivalent.
• The ability to live in a cabin, oversee campers and work with co-counselors. 
• The ability to handle stressful situations. 
• Ability to have open communication with director supervisors about issues that may 
arise with campers and/or swim program.

Overview:

We are seeking and enthusiastic individual to oversee and run our Outdoor Adventure program. This includes our Zipline, Rock Wall and Low Ropes Course also referred to at camp as “Rocks and Ropes”. This includes planning and implementation of all rocks and ropes activities for all age groups during cabin hours, and elective periods.  

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
•    Assistant Camp Director 
•    Activities Director
•    Unit Head

Position Responsibilities:
•    Planning and implementation of the Rocks and Ropes program for all age groups during cabin activities and elective periods. 
•    Attend Rocks/Ropes Course training program. This will take place during staff week and is specific to the Camp Stein elements. 
•    Orientation and education of Staff and Campers to Rocks and Ropes area equipment, procedures, rules and availability.
•    Communication with Health Center regarding campers with special physical needs or problems, with regards to your area and observance of those needs.
•    Preparation and maintenance of Rocks and Ropes areas - Physically and programmatically. Make sure that the elements and supply storage areas are kept clean and organized and that all supplies are accounted for. 

•    Maintain record of camper's progress.
•    Maintain records and equipment logs of rocks and ropes areas and supplies.
•    Allow the campers the opportunity to develop new skills and talents.
•    The requisitioning of needed supplies and equipment, as well as maintenance and inventory of all equipment and supplies.
•    When done implementing rocks and ropes programming and maintaining area, should be with assigned cabin. 
•    Evaluate in writing, the Ceramics Program, Camp Program, Staff, and Procedures.
•    Abide by and enforce all camp policies.
•    Walk shmira (OD), supervise cabins at night as assigned. 

Position Requirements:
•    Entering College Freshman or 18 years of age
•    Experience significant for camping
•    Previous experience in specialty area, comparable to conditions present at Camp Stein.
•    The ability to live in a cabin, oversee campers and work with co-counselors. 
•    The ability to handle stressful situations. 
•    Ability to have open communication with director supervisors about issues that may arise with campers and/or rocks and ropes program.

 

Overview:

We are seeking and enthusiastic individual to oversee and run our Drama program. This includes planning and implementation of all music activities for all age groups during cabin hours, and elective periods. This may include but is not limited to: organizing and directing a camp play each session, leading activities about set design, costuming, improv, stage crew, 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
• Assistant Camp Director
• Activities Director
• Unit Head

Position Responsibilities:

• Planning and implementation of the Drama program for all age groups during cabin activities and elective periods.
• Orientation and education of Staff and Campers to Drama area equipment, procedures, rules and availability.
• Communication with Health Center regarding campers with special physical needs or problems, with regards to your area and observance of those needs.
• Preparation and maintenance of Music areas - Physically and programmatically. Make sure that the elements and supply storage areas are kept clean and organized and that all supplies are accounted for.
• Maintain record of camper's progress.
• Allow the campers the opportunity to develop new skills and talents.
• The requisitioning of needed supplies and equipment, as well as maintenance and inventory of all equipment and supplies.
• When done implementing drama programming and maintaining area, should be with assigned cabin.
• Evaluate in writing, the Drama Program, Camp Program, Staff, and Procedures.
• Abide by and enforce all camp policies.
• Walk shmira (OD), supervise cabins at night as assigned.

Position Requirements:

• Entering College Freshman or 18 years of age
• Experience significant for camping
• Previous experience in specialty area, comparable to conditions present at Camp Stein.
• The ability to live in a cabin, oversee campers and work with co-counselors.
• The ability to handle stressful situations.
• Ability to have open communication with director supervisors about issues that may arise with campers and/or drama program.

 

Overview: 

We are seeking enthusiastic individuals to have the primary responsibility for campers and their care. This includes living in a cabin and working with co-counselors.

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
• Assistant Camp Director
• Unit Head

Position Responsibilities:

• To have primary responsibility for campers and their care.
• To plan and assist in planning activities for the cabin and unit where necessary, including evening programs, special programs, camp outs, and cabin time.
• In conjunction with Co-Counselor(s), be responsible for recording and keeping reports on campers as assigned.
• To maintain involvement in camp programs including: planning facilitating, set-up, clean-up, and preparation of materials.
• To supervise sending and receiving camper mail and laundry.
• The requisitioning of needed supplies and equipment, as well as, maintaining and returning any camp equipment used.
• To take special care in guidance and supervision of campers during "down times"-early morning, rest hour, bedtime, etc. Campers should never be left without supervision.
• Maintain a healthy working relationship with Co-Counselor. Communicate problems or issues with Unit Head. Make sure that all available counselors are present with the cabin group.
• To write letters to campers' parents midway through each session, and to have the letters reviewed by your designated Unit Head. The letters should contain both an update and evaluation of the campers.
• To evaluate in writing the program, staff, and procedures, making suggestions and recommendations for the future.
• To abide by and enforce all camp policies.
• To sit Shmira (OD) as assigned (supervise cabins at night).

Position Requirements:

• Entering College Freshman or 18 years of age
• Experience significant for camping
• The ability to live in a cabin, oversee campers and work with co-counselors.
• The ability to handle stressful situations.
• Ability to have open communication with director supervisors about issues that may arise with campers.

 

We are seeking and enthusiastic individual to be on our community care team to help support campers and staff. 

 

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:

• Community Care Director

Position Responsibilities:

• Review all camper files prior to the summer. Work will the full-time team to coordinate any pre-camp phone calls as necessary.
• Review files again prior to the camper’s arrival at camp and review with their unit head and counselors.
• Work with Unit Heads and counselor staff to design modifications as necessary, to ensure that camp programs and activities can accommodate all campers in an inclusive environment.
• Provide support for unit heads with discipline issues, moments of sadness, social challenges, and adjustment issues.
• Provide support for campers and staff with MESSH (Mental, Emotional, Social and Spiritual Health) needs.
• Assist counselor staff with the special needs of their campers and support them to solve problems. Be available to help them resolve issues concerning campers, staff, or administration members.
• Communicate camper issues to the Leadership team.  
• Maintain parent contact before, during and after camp regarding preparation for the summer, feedback during the summer, and follow up at the end of the summer.
• Observe and interact with campers who have special needs during the camp program to maintain a level of familiarity with each one.
• Maintain appropriate documentation and record and maintain ongoing written accountability regarding information gathered, anecdotal notes, scheduling, and programming, outside contacts, responsibilities, and follow ups.
• Review the daily “Goldenrods” (our camper daily check ins that the counselors fill out) as they are submitted. Participate in the Goldenrod meeting every morning to discuss any camper and staff issues and divide follow-up responsibilities.
• Create and implement behavior contracts for specific campers that may benefit from this method, as needed.
• Model and advocate acceptance and understanding for all campers and staff.
• Be involved with the camp crisis management plan and maintaining joint responsibility for the health and safety of the camp. Consult with the Director or Assistant Director, and Camp Stein’s consultant at the Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center (SARRC) or Gesher about campers with special needs when necessary.
• Participate in all Administration staff duties at camp such as helping to make announcements, general oversight of entire camp during all-camp programing, etc…
• Attend and participate in administrative meetings as scheduled. Discuss and advocate for campers and staff when necessary and appropriate.
• Meet with counselor staff on individual and group level on regularly scheduled basis.
• Occasionally help sitting “on duty” in cabins, as necessary.
• Abide by and enforce all camp policies.

 

Position Requirements:

• Bachelor’s Degree (Master’s preferred) in Education, Special Education, Psychology, Social Work, Counseling or similar.
• At least three years professional experience in mental health, social work or a similar/related field.
• Experience with or understanding of residential Summer Camp preferred.

Overview:

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 an enthusiastic individual to take and manage camp photos, videos and outward communication. We are looking for someone with experience working with photography and videography.   

 

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
• Assistant Camp Director
• Media Director (if applicable)

 

Position Responsibilities:

• Orient with videography and photography area, equipment and duties
• Take video/photo footage of all major camp activities. Also rotate through different groups and document a few cabin activities and electives throughout the day.
• Upload a specified amount of photos (determined by the Camp Director) each day to the website.
• Help develop ideas and content for Facebook/Instagram posts, Blog and websit for parents and family members to see.
• Write, print, and distribute the “Stein Times” each day, except for on Shabbat.
• Develop and present an end of the session slide show at the end of each 2 week session and the end of the month long sessions.
• Create a slide show/video for the camp reunion after camp in December
• Requisition needed supplies and equipment, as well as, maintenance and inventory of all equipment and supplies.
• When done with media responsibilities, should be with assigned cabin.
• Evaluate in writing, the Media program, Camp Program, Staff, and Procedures.
• Abide by and enforce all camp policies
• Sit Shmira (OD), supervise cabins at night as assigned.

 

 

Position Requirements:

• Entering College Freshman or 18 years of age
• Experience significant for camping
• Previous experience in specialty area, comparable to conditions present at Camp Stein.
• The ability to live in a cabin, oversee campers and work with co-counselors.
• The ability to handle stressful situations.
• Ability to have open communication with director supervisors about issues that may arise with campers and/or photo/video program

 

 

 

Application Instructions:

To apply, please complete the online application at campstein.org.

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 Outdoor Education program called “Teva”. This includes planning and implementation of all outdoor education activities for all age groups during cabin hours, and elective periods.

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
• Assistant Camp Director
• Activities Director
• Unit Head

Position Responsibilities:
• Planning and implementation of the Outdoor Education program for all age groups during cabin activities and elective periods.
• Orientation and education of Staff and Campers to Outdoor Education area equipment, procedures, rules and availability.
• Communication with Health Center regarding campers with special physical needs or problems, with regards to your area and observance of those needs.
• Preparation and maintenance of Outdoor Education areas - Physically and programmatically. Make sure the elements and supply storage areas are kept clean and organized and that all supplies are accounted for.
• Maintain record of camper's progress.
• Allow the campers the opportunity to develop new skills and talents.
• The requisitioning of needed supplies and equipment, as well as maintenance and inventory of all equipment and supplies.
• When done implementing outdoor education programming and maintaining area, should be with assigned cabin.
• Evaluate in writing, the Outdoor Education Program, Camp Program, Staff, and Procedures.
• Abide by and enforce all camp policies.
• Walk shmira (OD), supervise cabins at night as assigned.
Position Requirements:
• Entering College Freshman or 18 years of age.
• Experience significant for camping and outdoor education.
• Previous experience in specialty area, comparable to conditions present at Camp Stein.
• The ability to live in a cabin, oversee campers and work with co-counselors.
• The ability to handle stressful situations.
• Ability to have open communication with director supervisors about issues that may arise with campers and/or outdoor education program.
Application Instructions:
To apply, please complete the online application at campstein.org.