Summer Overnight Nurse Camp Cheerful, Strongsville Set amongst 52 acres of woods, trails, fields and aquatic areas of the Cleveland Metroparks, the Achievement Centers for Childrens Camp Cheerful offers campers with disabilities all the traditional camp activities. Camp Cheerful grounds are open year round and house the Adult Day Program and Therapeutic Riding in addition to Respite Camp. Position Details

Weekly stipend of $1500
Staff Training week June 5th to June 9th; Camp June 11th-August 11th
Including CPR, First Aid and AED certification, Crisis Prevention and Intervention certification, lots of information about disabilities.
Work Sundays at 6 pm until Friday at 12 pm
Distribute medication to campers with disabilities
Private room and bathroom
Down time during the day
Required to stay overnight while Overnight Camp is in session.

Responsibilities:

Informs staff of health concerns of campers, administers first-aid appropriately and safely, available to campers and staff for emergency situations, investigates and performs prescribed treatments of procedures as ordered the Physician, administers properly stores of medication, urinary catheterization, passive range of motion exercises, respiratory treatments, tracheal suctioning and tracheotomy care, G-tubes for feeds and medication
Adheres to the following American Camp Association regulations; registration day checks (i.e. proper fit and function of adaptive equipment, medication information such as dosage, reactions, athlete's foot, pressure ulcer sores, head lice, allergies, immunizations, childhood diseases, other health concerns), performs nursing tasks, (i.e. assess skin conditions daily for redness and breakdown and initiate preventive measures, check braces and adaptive equipment for proper fit and function and makes necessary recommendations, ensure adequate fluid intake, implements health teaching and prevention when possible.
Conducts ongoing assessment of campers and camp facility for potential problems), enforces safety measures (i.e. Use of safety belts on all wheelchairs, prevention of overexposure to heat and sun, water safety, prevention of accidents, falls).
Meets with Food Service Manager to discuss special dietary concerns of campers and ensures all campers and staff receive nutritious meals.
Maintains up-to-date written records of treatments, health problems, accidents, and discusses with parents or Physicians, supervises daily cleaning and maintains adequate supplies in the Health Center, including ordering of supplies, monitors campers and cabin conditions several times daily.
Educates other Nurses in proper treatment procedures, educates staff in disabilities, safety and prevention of health problems, delegate responsibilities as appropriate. (i.e. treatments, skin care, education in transferring, toileting, hygiene, etc.).
Follows standing orders in the treatment of minor injuries and health complaints, serves as medical resource for staff, identifies health deviations and transfer care when appropriate, communicates with Vice President of Recreation and/or Manager of Camp Programs on a daily basis, participates in camp activities and related duties as assigned, abides by all camp policies.

Requirements and Qualification

Experience working with individuals with special needs.
Valid Register Nurse license
Current CPR/AED/First Aid certification (or willingness to become certified prior to start date)

If you have any questions about the position, please email Jessica Potts, Manager of Camp Programs at jessica.potts@achievementctrs.org . Achievement Centers for Children values and promotes diversity and is an Equal Opportunities Employer.

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