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Wellness Specialist (Social Worker)
Various Locations
Organization Summary: BBYO is the leading pluralistic, Jewish teen movement and has been providing exceptional leadership programs and identity enrichment experiences for more than 90 years. We offer year-round activities in hundreds of local communities and inspiring world-wide travel experiences enabling teens to explore areas of leadership, service, civic engagement, Israel education and Jewish values. Learn more about BBYO’s summer and travel programs at: bbyo.org/teens/experiences/summer.
Chapter Leadership Training Conference (CLTC) is a 13-day program designed to develop and strengthen the leadership skills of BBYO chapter leaders. At CLTC, teens from across North America will form mock chapters and learn specific skills that help them lead their chapter at home. CLTC builds on a curriculum based on teens focusing on leadership development, program planning, and hands-on experience. CLTC is expected to reach 500 teens across 4 sessions throughout the summer.
International Leadership Training Conference (ILTC) is a 19-day program designed to hone leadership skills for teens serving (or aspiring to serve) as regional BBYO position-holders in their home communities. ILTC participants often become the top leaders of the BBYO teen movement, gaining skills in recruitment, program planning and civic engagement. ILTC is expected to reach 200 teens.
Kallah is a 3-week Jewish learning and spirituality institute that inspires teens to explore their Jewish identities and interests in a diverse, pluralistic setting encouraging questioning and experimentation. Kallah participants gain important Judaic skills and come away feeling a deeper connection to Jewish study, Israel, and community. Kallah is expected to reach 200 teens.
Dates and Availability - * Preference will go to candidates available for consecutive program availability *
- CLTC 1
- Location: Poyntelle, PA
- Work Commitment: Sunday, June 7 – June 22, 2026
- CLTC 2
- Location: Poyntelle, PA
- Work Commitment: Sunday, June 21 – July 6, 2026
- CLTC 3
- Location: Poyntelle, PA
- Work Commitment: Sunday, July 12 – July 27, 2026
- CLTC 4
- Location: Poyntelle, PA
- Work Commitment: Sunday, July 26 – August 12, 2026
- Perlman Summer* * Preference will go to candidates available for consecutive program availability *
- Location: Lake Como, Pennsylvania
- Work Commitment:
- ILTC: Sunday, June 21 – July 13, 2026
- Kallah: Sunday, July 12 – August 3, 2026
- Perlman Summer*: Sunday, June 21 – August 3, 2026
Position Description
Responsible for monitoring the emotional well-being of all participants and staff.
General Responsibility: To identify and meet participant needs:
- Review each participant’s profile and help staff to plan for participants’ needs
- Observe all participants and follow up on any potential issues
- Assist with camp adjustment issues and separation anxiety
- Provide support to staff as they deal with participant behavior such as aggression, homesickness, teasing, or bullying
- Be alert to issues that may arise from pre-existing family situations such as recent death, divorce, or serious illness in the family
- Consult with staff as they work with children with diagnosed disorders
- Work closely with the camp nurse to monitor the overlap of the physical and emotional wellbeing of participants.
- Be available to all staff regarding any issue surrounding a participant or the bunk group
- Meet with individual teens or bunk groups when necessary
- Work with appropriate staff to develop strategies for success for teens in need
- Contact parents to discuss participants when necessary
- Be available to respond to crisis situations
- Be available and present to teens and staff throughout the camp day
- Supervise Camper Support Specialist when the position exists
- In matters of concern regarding teen behavior, inform the Site Director and Senior Director of Wellness and Inclusion.
- Physical requirements include:
- Ability to stoop, kneel, bend, reach, stand, walk, push, pull, lift, work with fingers, grasp, feel, talk, hear, and perform repetitive motions
- Ability to perform light work exerting up to 50 pounds of force occasionally, and/or a negligible amount of force constant to move objects
- Heavy visual acuity required performing such activities as preparing and analyzing data and figures, using computers and reading
General Responsibility: Staff Training and Supervision
- Plan and implement relevant staff training sessions during Staff Training and as needed throughout the summer
- Assist Leadership Team, Educators, Leadership Staff, and Madrichim/Counselors to understand the needs of their teens
- Assist staff in creating an environment where the teen feels emotionally supported and physically safe
- Train staff on relevant mental, emotional, spiritual health challenges
- Teach staff methods for providing opportunities for the teen to achieve success
- Teach staff appropriate methods of dealing with teen behavioral issues
- Provide emotional support to staff and monitor staff morale
Additional Expectations:
- Be available for pre-camp conversation and pre-camp planning
- Participate in Staff Training
- Prepare for and actively participate in staff trainings, meetings, and supervisory conferences
- Attend meetings with nurse(s) and Site Director
- Meet regularly with Madrichim/Counselors to discuss any participant, bunk or staff concerns
- Meet regularly with Site Director to discuss ongoing issues
- Communicate in a manner that is respectful of others
- Be a positive, contributing member of the Leadership Team.
- Assume all other responsibilities and perform whatever duties are necessary to assure the efficient and successful operation of the Division.
- Communicate regularly with Senior Director of Wellness and Inclusion
Position is not an agent, partner, or employee of BBYO. Position is an independent contract role.
For more information, please contact Sabrina at smoore@bbyo.org or call 202-857-6549.
To apply for this position, please go to – www.bbyo.org/careers.
Qualifications: Required: Master’s degree in Social Work (MSW, LCSW, LICSW), Master's degree in Mental Health Counseling (LMHC), or Related Field. Candidate must hold active license. Experience working with children/adolescents.
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Madrichim Staff
Summer 2026
Pre-Leadership Training Experience | Teen Supervisory and Program Roles & Responsibilities
Responsible to the Madrichim Supervisor
Organization Summary: BBYO is the leading pluralistic, Jewish teen movement and has been providing exceptional leadership programs and identity enrichment experiences for more than 90 years. We offer year-round activities in hundreds of local communities and inspiring world-wide travel experiences enabling teens to explore areas of leadership, service, civic engagement, Israel education and Jewish values. Learn more about BBYO’s summer and travel programs at bbyo.org/teens/experiences/summer
Why choose a BBYO summer?
Office internships aren’t the only way to advance your future employment aspirations. Serving as a Madrichim team member at camp will offer you a platform to build a wide range of impactful skills that can be used in countless career endeavors, including:
Teamwork in a Fast-Paced Multigenerational, International Work Environment
- Time Management, Event Planning, a variety of Wellness and Youth Care Skills
- Leadership Development Training and Mentorship (for you and those you train)
- Program Development, Curriculum Planning, and Group Facilitation
- Budgeting, Public Speaking, Giving and Receiving Feedback, and Conflict Resolution
- Opportunities to Immerse Yourself in a Variety of Timely and Meaningful Content Topics
- Responsibilities that Encourage Creativity, Entrepreneurship, and Taking Risks
- Prioritizing Self-Care, Extensive Time Outdoors, Recreation, and Having Fun Everyday
Chapter Leadership Training Conference (CLTC) is a 13-day program designed to develop and strengthen the leadership skills of BBYO chapter leaders. At CLTC, teens from across North America will form mock chapters and learn specific skills that help them lead their chapter at home. CLTC builds a curriculum based on teens focusing on leadership development, program planning, and hands-on experience. CLTC is expected to reach 600 teens across 4 sessions throughout the summer.
Perlman Summer is a 7-week program which includes the International Leadership Training Conference (ILTC) and Kallah. ILTC is designed to hone leadership skills for teens serving (or aspiring to serve) as regional BBYO position-holders in their home communities. ILTC participants often become the top leaders of the BBYO teen movement, gaining skills in recruitment, program planning, and civic engagement. Kallah is a Jewish learning and spirituality institute that inspires teens to explore their Jewish identities and interests in a diverse, pluralistic setting encouraging questioning and experimentation. Kallah participants gain important Judaic skills and come away feeling a deeper connection to Jewish study, Israel, and community. Both programs are expected to reach 200 teens.
Dates and Availability:
- CLTC 1 & 2 - June 2-July 6
- CLTC 3 & 4 - July 7 - August 12
- Perlman - June 16 - August 6
Minimum Qualifications:
- Must be a BBYO alum; preference given to those who have attended a BBYO Summer Program.
- At least one year post high school graduation.
- Experience supervising peers, teams, or programs; ability to demonstrate leadership across multiple responsibilities.
- Experience in program design, planning, implementation, and evaluation.
- Ability to commit up to 10 hours per month (January–June) for training, planning, and supervision.
General Responsibilities
- Serve as a role model for participants as a young Jewish adult and an exemplary BBYO alum, translating past BBYO experiences into learning opportunities for participants.
- Serve as an ambassador for BBYO’s values and mission
- Display how the AZA and BBG movement meaningfully expands beyond high school years.
Specialty Roles
Every madrich(a) will be assigned to a specialty area at camp. On your application, you will rank your top 3 specialties for placement. Please note that some may have location specific responsibilities, which you will learn about in initial interviews:
Options Include:
- Operations Support
- Lifeguard
- Jewish Enrichment
- Song leader
- Medical & Wellness
- Marketing & Photography
- Programming
- Experience
Program Engagement (Creative, Fun, Leadership-Oriented)
- Support, lead, and assist with special events, camp activities (chuggim & sivuvim), Shabbat electives, and bunk bonding experiences.
- Plan bunk bonding experiences.
Teen Life Management (High Impact, Relationship-Based)
- Engage teens in daily life at camp by leading, creating, and evaluating programs, dorm rituals, and bonding activities.
- Ensure safety, care, and accountability by supervising free time and evening hours, conducting bed checks, and being present in living spaces in a way that respects privacy.
- Promote wellbeing by providing appropriate mental, emotional, and physical care, and upholding the Code of Conduct.
- Support healthy routines by overseeing bunk clean-up and ensuring all teens are accounted for and engaged in the daily schedule.
- Document and communicate progress by providing daily feedback on teen behavior, successes, and challenges.
- Live as part of the community, interacting, working, and residing in a mixed-gender environment with professionalism and respect.
Pre-Camp Training
- Complete all mandatory virtual and onsite training.
- Potential to attend a pre-camp trip for training and bonding.
Camp Opening, Closing & Transition Days
- Support smooth transitions on opening, closing, and changeover days by assisting with luggage handling, check-in, and airport logistics.
- Contribute to camp setup and reset by helping with packing/unpacking, moving supplies, and preparing spaces between programs.
- Assist with site operations to ensure camp remains organized and welcoming throughout each session.
- Be physically prepared to lift 40–50 lbs and assist with heavier items when necessary.
Additional Responsibilities
- Physical requirements: stooping, kneeling, bending, reaching, standing, walking, pushing/pulling, repetitive motions, talking, hearing, and grasping.
- Perform light work (up to 50 lbs occasionally, negligible constant force) which may include package moving, supply set up, and more.
- Must live onsite for CLTC or Perlman sessions.
- Provide all required documentation pre- and post-program.
Other Information:
- If you sign a contract by December 31st, you will receive an early signing bonus of an extra $250 at the end of your contract.
All positions are seasonal.
- Please be sure to specify your availability when prompted. Include all sessions/dates you are available.
- For more information, please contact Sabrina Moore at smoore@bbyo.org or call 202-857-6549.
Interviews will be conducted on a rolling basis.
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Organization Summary: BBYO is the leading pluralistic, Jewish teen movement and has been providing exceptional leadership programs and identity enrichment experiences for more than 90 years. We offer year-round activities in hundreds of local communities and inspiring world-wide travel experiences enabling teens to explore areas of leadership, service, civic engagement, Israel education and Jewish values. Learn more about BBYO’s summer and travel programs at bbyo.org/teens/experiences/summer.
Chapter Leadership Training Conference (CLTC) is a 13-day program designed to develop and strengthen the leadership skills of BBYO chapter leaders. At CLTC, teens from across North America will form mock chapters and learn specific skills that help them lead their chapter at home. CLTC builds a curriculum based on teens focusing on leadership development, program planning, and hands-on experience. CLTC is expected to reach 600 teens across 4 sessions throughout the summer.
CLTC Lead Jewish Educator is responsible for facilitating core Jewish Enrichment sessions (curriculum is provided), Israel education programming, and T’filah and Jewish Ritual programming. In addition the educator will be responsible for creating and facilitating Jewish Enrichment elective style learning. They will support teens in collaboration with leadership staff on T’filah planning and Shabbat planning, providing insight and content for evening and special programs, and help to create a pluralistic learning culture at camp. The Jewish Educator will partner with song leader, Jewish Enrichment madrich/madricha, and/or teens in leading and supporting community daily prayer moments and facilitating Bnei Mitzvah experiences. This role requires an experiential educator who has strong Judaic knowledge, ritual and prayer knowledge, as well as experience leading a team.
CLTC Dates
CLTC 2-3 | June 19–July 27, 2026
Option to add on CLTC 4 July 29 – August 10
Compensation $8,000 + $250 for Spring in-person training
Key Position Responsibilities Include (but are not limited to):
- Reports to the Senior Director of Jewish Enrichment and on-site CLTC Site Director
- Pre-Work
- Attend in-person training with Senior Director of Jewish Enrichment/Lead CLTC educator
- Attend leadership team meetings as needed and determined by Senior Director
- Mandatory training in March or April 2026, specific time and dates TBD
- Educators will be compensated $250 plus any travel required
- Senior Leadership Team
- Serve on the camp senior leadership team
- Working with leadership staff and madrichim to integrate Jewish Enrichment moments into overall programming
- Oversee on-site JE training for madrichim and leadership staff
- Jewish Enrichment Team Lead
- Lead the Jewish Enrichment team which includes the song leader/educator, and the Jewish Enrichment and/or song leading specialty madrichim
- Delegate team responsibilities as needed on camp (T’filah, Shabbat coaching, B’nei Mitzvah, CLN, etc)
- T’filah and Jewish Ritual Coaching + Shabbat
- Guiding teens to lead and participate in daily prayer experiences in creative and innovative ways
- Working with the song leader and staff team to ensure thoughtful and inspiring Shabbat experiences; coach teens in leading their own Shabbat experiences
- Serving as a resource and providing guidance for teens in their preparation for Shabbat services and rituals, programs, and activities
- Working with teens who wish to become a B’nei Mitzvah during the second Shabbat at CLTC, including and not limited to outreach to families, support of teen preparations, and partnership with staff to create meaningful, memorable moments
- Working with song leaders to ensure a thoughtful and inspiring spiritual atmosphere
- Work with JE team to offer independent prayer options for teens and staff
- Jewish Enrichment Sessions
- Representing and teaching BBYO culture, Jewish values and leadership, Judaic programming, Jewish identity
- Facilitate Core Jewish Enrichment Curriculum and delegate to the second educator/songleader and madrichim as determined by you and Senior Director Jewish Enrichment
- Facilitate Chapter Leadership Network elective (3-4 sessions) on Jewish Leadership – teaching teens how to facilitate Jewish ritual moments and coaching teens to lead a communal prayer service.
- General Jewish Enrichment
- Inspiring teens to embrace their Jewish journey
- Promoting and exemplifying BBYO’s pluralistic commitment
- Helping with evening programs as needed
- Engage in thoughtful conversations around Jewish practice, Jewish law, Israel, and the Jewish community
Overall Expectations for all CLTC staff:
- Making sure program participants are on-time to all meals, classes, and events
- Work at canteen, chofesh duty, and bedtime checks as needed
- Attending and helping to facilitate assigned activities as needed
- Staying attentive to health issues and the overall well-being of participants
- “Being there” for participants to answer questions and provide support
- Working as part of the overall staff team
- Creating a community and a positive, enjoyable experience for participants
- Helping in the office, audio/visual and airport duty as needed
Position is not an agent, partner, or employee of BBYO. Position is an independent contract role.
For more information, please contact Sabrina Moore, Manager or Program Registration and Administration smoore@bbyo.org or 202-857-6549.
To apply for this position, please go to – www.bbyo.org/careers.
Qualifications Required: A Bachelor’s Degree or higher, 2-4 years of work experience, strong Judaic knowledge and background as well as experience teaching Jewish content, proficient in some variation of Jewish prayer, values, holidays, or rituals and experience with youth or teens preferred
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Kallah Jewish Educator
Perlman Camp
Organization Summary: BBYO is the leading pluralistic, Jewish teen movement and has been providing exceptional leadership programs and identity enrichment experiences for 95 years. We offer year-round activities in hundreds of local communities and inspiring worldwide travel experiences enabling teens to explore areas of leadership, service, civic engagement, Israel education and Jewish values. Learn more about BBYO’s summer and Travel programs at: http://bbyo.org/teens/experiences/summer.
BBYO Summer Experiences bring together the best of the year-round AZA and BBG experience—lessons in leadership, community service, global connections, exploration and a deep understanding of Jewish heritage and tradition. For decades, our programs at camp and on campus have served as second homes for teens. BBYO Summer Experiences welcome a community of teens from across North America and more than 40 international communities to ensure that teens build a diverse network of lifelong friends.
International Kallah is a 3-week Jewish learning and spirituality institute that inspires teens to explore their Jewish identities and interests in a diverse, pluralistic setting encouraging questioning and experimentation. Kallah participants gain important Judaic skills and come away feeling a deeper connection to Jewish study, Israel, and community. Kallah is expected to reach approximately 200 teens.
Dates and Availability
- Location: Lake Como, Pennsylvania
- Work Commitment: Kallah | July12 – August 3, 2026
Compensation
Compensation is on a scale and is based on previous experience and educational background: $3200-$3900
A Jewish Educator is responsible for teaching daily sessions/classes. Each educator will be responsible for preparing material on a topic area, with the support of other staff. They will support teens on Shabbat planning, providing insight and content for evening and special programs, and help to create a pluralistic learning culture at camp. This role requires an individual who has strong Judaic knowledge and background, as well as some experience teaching Jewish content. Candidates will be proficient in Jewish prayer, values, holidays, and rituals. They will be capable teachers and motivators; experienced in working with teens; and are positive Jewish role models that are inspired by building and being a part of powerful pluralistic communities.
Key Position Responsibilities Include (but are not limited to):
- Guiding teens to lead and participate in daily prayer experiences in creative and innovative ways
- Serving as a resource and providing guidance for teens in their preparation for Shabbat services and rituals, programs, and activities
- Representing and teaching BBYO culture, Jewish values and leadership, Judaic programming, Jewish identity
- Inspiring teens to embrace their Jewish journey
- Promoting and exemplifying BBYO’s pluralistic commitment
- Helping with evening programs as needed
- Working with leadership staff and counselors to integrate BBYO’s Educational Framework into programming
- Working with song leaders to ensure a thoughtful and inspiring spiritual atmosphere
- Jewish Educators are responsible for creating a minimum of three Limmud courses (2 classes per day for 3 weeks across four days each). Educators will work with the Kallah Lead Jewish Educator on topics and expectations.
- Offer a series of ‘how to’ classes and unique electives throughout the week as well as on Shabbat
- Engage publicly in spirited debate about Jewish practice, Jewish law, Israel and the Jewish community
- Participating as a full ‘character’ of camp in all BBYO traditional, social and community-building moments
- Helping to foster powerful, moving milestones throughout the Kallah program to yield lasting impact
Overall Camp Expectations for Judaic Educators:
- Making sure program participants are on-time to all meals, classes, and events.
- Attending and helping to facilitate assigned activities as needed.
- Staying attentive to health issues and the overall well-being of participants.
- “Being there” for participants to answer questions and provide support.
- Working as part of the overall staff team.
- Creating a community and a positive, enjoyable experience for participants.
- Follow and Enforce all COVID camp guidelines.
Pre-Work/Training:
- Educators will be compensated $250 for completing pre-work and attending required meetings
Position is not an agent, partner, or employee of BBYO. Position is an independent contract role.
To apply for this position, please visit www.bbyo.org/careers.
Qualifications Required: A bachelor’s degree or higher, 5+ years of work experience, strong Judaic knowledge and background as well as experience teaching Jewish content, proficient in some variation of Jewish prayer, values, holidays, or rituals and experience with youth or teens preferred.
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BBYO Jewish Educator
Perlman Camp
Organization Summary: BBYO is the leading pluralistic, Jewish teen movement and has been providing exceptional leadership programs and identity enrichment experiences for more than 90 years. We offer year-round activities in hundreds of local communities and inspiring world-wide travel experiences enabling teens to explore areas of leadership, service, civic engagement, Israel education and Jewish values. Learn more about BBYO’s summer and Travel programs at: http://bbyo.org/teens/experiences/summer
Perlman Summer is a 6-week program which includes International Leadership Training Conference (ILTC) and International Kallah. ILTC is designed to hone leadership skills for teens serving (or aspiring to serve) as regional BBYO position-holders in their home communities. ILTC participants often become the top leaders of the BBYO teen movement, gaining skills in recruitment, program planning and civic engagement. Kallah is a Jewish learning and spirituality institute that inspires teens to explore their Jewish identities and interests in a diverse, pluralistic setting encouraging questioning and experimentation. Kallah participants gain important Judaic skills and come away feeling a deeper connection to Jewish study, Israel, and community. Both programs are expected to reach 200 teens.
Perlman Camp
- Perlman Summer
- Location: Lake Como, Pennsylvania
- Work Commitment: ILTC/Kallah | June 21 – August 3, 2026
Compensation
Compensation is on a scale and is based on previous experience and educational background: $6200-$7000
A Jewish Educator is responsible for teaching daily sessions/classes. Each educator will be responsible for preparing material on a topic area, with support of other staff. They will support teens on Shabbat planning, providing insight and content for evening and special programs, and help to create a pluralistic learning culture at camp. This role requires an individual who has strong Judaic knowledge and background, as well as some experience teaching Jewish content. Candidates will be proficient in Jewish prayer, values, holidays, and rituals. They will be capable teachers and motivators; experienced in working with teens; and are positive Jewish role models.
Key Position Responsibilities Include (but are not limited to):
- Guiding teens to lead and participate in daily prayer experiences in creative and novel ways
- Serving as a resource and providing guidance for teens in their preparation for Shabbat services and rituals, programs, and activities
- Representing and teaching BBYO Culture, Jewish Values and Leadership, Judaic programming, Jewish identity
- Inspiring teens to embrace their Jewish journey
- Promoting and exemplifying BBYO’s pluralistic commitment
- Help with evening programs when needed
- Working with leadership staff and counselors to integrate the Educational Framework into overall programming
- Working with the song leaders to ensure thoughtful and inspiring Shabbat atmosphere
- For ILTC- Jewish Educators are responsible for creating and executing Jewish enrichment sessions, daily rituals, and Shabbat. Educators will work with the Lead Jewish Educator on topics and expectations.
- For Kallah- Jewish Educators are responsible for creating and executing Jewish enrichment sessions, daily rituals, and Shabbat. Educators will work with the Lead Jewish Educator on topics and expectations.
Overall Camp Expectations for Judaic Educators:
- Making sure program participants are on-time to all meals, classes, and events.
- Attending and helping to facilitate assigned activities as needed.
- Staying attentive to health issues and the overall well-being of participants.
- “Being there” for participants to answer questions and provide support.
- Working as part of the overall staff team.
- Creating a community and a positive, enjoyable experience for participants.
- Follow and Enforce all COVID camp guidelines.
Pre-Work/Training:
- Educators will be compensated $250 for completing pre-work and attending required meetings
Position is not an agent, partner, or employee of BBYO. Position is an independent contract role.
To apply for this position, please go to- www.bbyo.org/careers.
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BBYO Camp Nurse
Various Locations
Organization Summary: BBYO is the leading pluralistic, Jewish teen movement and has been providing exceptional leadership programs and identity enrichment experiences for more than 90 years. We offer year-round activities in hundreds of local communities and inspiring world-wide travel experiences enabling teens to explore areas of leadership, service, civic engagement, Israel education and Jewish values. Learn more about BBYO’s summer and travel programs at bbyo.org/teens/experiences/summer.
Chapter Leadership Training Conference (CLTC) is a 13-day program designed to develop and strengthen the leadership skills of BBYO chapter leaders. At CLTC, teens from across North America will form mock chapters and learn specific skills that help them lead their chapter at home. CLTC builds on a curriculum based on teens focusing on leadership development, program planning, and hands-on experience. CLTC is expected to reach 500 teens across 4 sessions throughout the summer.
International Leadership Training Conference (ILTC) is a 19-day program designed to hone leadership skills for teens serving (or aspiring to serve) as regional BBYO position-holders in their home communities. ILTC participants often become the top leaders of the BBYO teen movement, gaining skills in recruitment, program planning and civic engagement. ILTC is expected to reach 200 teens.
Kallah is a 3-week Jewish learning and spirituality institute that inspires teens to explore their Jewish identities and interests in a diverse, pluralistic setting encouraging questioning and experimentation. Kallah participants gain important Judaic skills and come away feeling a deeper connection to Jewish study, Israel and community. Kallah is expected to reach 200 teens.
Dates and Availability - * Preference will go to candidates available for consecutive program availability *
- CLTC 1
- Location: Poyntelle, PA
- Work Commitment: Friday, June 5 – June 26, 2026
- CLTC 2
- Location: Poyntelle, PA
- Work Commitment: Sunday, June 21 – July 6, 2026
- CLTC 3
- Location: Poyntelle, PA
- Work Commitment: Sunday, July 12 – July 27, 2026
- CLTC 4
- Location: Poyntelle, PA
- Work Commitment: Sunday, July 26 – August 10, 2026
- Perlman Summer* * Preference will go to candidates available for consecutive program availability *
- Location: Lake Como, Pennsylvania
- Work Commitment:
- ILTC: Sunday, June 21 – July 13, 2026
- Kallah: Sunday, July 12 – August 3, 2026
- Perlman Summer*: Friday, June 19 – August 4, 2026
Key Position Responsibilities Include (and are not limited to):
- Reviewing participant medical files noting all needs, allergies, and medications that will be administered during the program.
- Create medical administration record of home medications on Campdoc
- Chart home medications on the MAR in a timely matter
- Communicate and coordinate with pharmacy if discrepancy on home medications that were sent to camp
- Record assessments and over the counter medications that were administered in health log on Campdoc
- Keep a daily log of medications that are dispersed to participants and
- Distribute all over the counter medication
- Apply critical thinking and decision making within your scope of practice
- Quick with decision making
- Triage teens and staff that present with medical issues
- Coordinate urgent care/telehealth visits with the camp director/wellness admin
- Follow written orders and BBYO policies
- Administer tests on teens/staff that present with symptoms of (Covid, strep and flu)
- Follow policy for quarantining individuals
- Lice checks and treatment, when needed
- Communicate with parents/guardians of teens physical health has declined requiring a physician
- Review medication ordered in advance through CampMeds system.
- Collect medication at the beginning of each session – report list of teens who arrive with medication to Site Director.
- Overseeing all emergency medical situations.
- Travel with teens or staff needing outside treatment.
- Communicate consistently with the director regarding any significant medical issues with participants.
- Communicate with parents on any medical teen issues.
- Participate in trainings prior to camp start date
- Communicate with families prior to camp start date if specific needs must be discussed
- Physical requirements include:
- Ability to stoop, kneel, bend, reach, stand, walk, push, pull, lift, work with fingers, grasp, feel, talk, hear, and perform repetitive motions
- Ability to perform light work exerting up to 50 pounds of force occasionally, and/or a negligible amount of force constant to move objects
- Heavy visual acuity required performing such activities as preparing and analyzing data and figures, using computers and reading
Candidates should be personable, nurturing, comfortable with teenagers, and comfortable communicating with parents regarding specific medical concerns and issues. Candidates should have experience working in a school or camp environment with children and/or teenagers.
Position is not an agent, partner, or employee of BBYO. Position is an independent contract role.
For more information, please contact Sabrina at smoore@bbyo.org or call 202-857-6549.
To apply for this position, please go to – www.bbyo.org/careers.
Qualifications: RN or Physician Assistant. Experience working with children/adolescents is a plus. Must have active license in Pennsylvania.
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