Camp nurse and health center staff

The camp nurse runs the health center: check-in health screening, medications, everyday injuries and illness, and calls to families and doctors.

What camps usually look for

Camps hiring a nurse need a current RN or LPN license, and some states have their own camp health rules.
Some camps also hire EMTs or health center assistants.

Pay, housing and requirements differ from camp to camp. Each posting says what that camp offers; we do not publish averages.

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