What you’ll do:

Teach concept-based, natural science curriculum, utilizing a mix of outdoor and classroom settings for students K-12, as well as adult learners.
Prepare daily lesson plans, and maintain equipment and teaching supplies for the program.
Lead summer programs onsite, traveling or both*. This includes driving a van or bus, teaching, dispensing medication, preparing meals, and campsite set up/breakdown.  

* applies to seasonal positions only.

What you’ll need:

Experience working with youth in an educational setting.
Working knowledge of the concepts in natural history and ecology.
Combination of experience and education equivalent to Bachelor's Degree.
Oregon Food Handlers Card (training is available during non-working days at employee’s expense).
Current CPR for professional rescuer.
Current Lifeguard (training is available during non-working days at employee’s expense)*.
Current Wilderness First Responder (training is available during non-working days at employee’s expense)*.
Valid Class B Commercial Driver’s License w/ air brake & passenger endorsements (training is available during non-working days at employee’s expense)*.
Pass pre-employment checks, such as criminal background check, reference checks, American Camp Association (ACA) background checks, and requirements in the MVR Policy including passing a Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) check* and pre-employment drug test for the CDL Driver’s Policy*.

* applies to seasonal positions only.

Compensation Package:

Day rate between $63 - $75, depending on experience.
Onsite living available, including shared staff quarters.

Room and board provided during programming; room only during non-programming days.

Competitive health benefits.
Vacation, Personal Days, Sick Days, and Holiday pay*!

*applies to seasonal positions only.