Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana
Assistant Unit Leader (Camp Pennyroyal)
Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana, Utica, Kentucky, United States, 42376
About Camp and the Role
Camp Pennyroyal, a 180‑acre Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana overnight camp near Owensboro, KY, serves Girl Scouts grades 4‑12 with traditional activities like boating, archery, and ropes courses. Programs are led by paid staff and volunteers.
Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana seeks an enthusiastic
Assistant Unit Leader
to help provide the best possible camp experience. Assistant Unit Leaders plan and lead programs for a unit of 4–20 Girl Scouts of similar ages and work on a Unit Team consisting of one or two Assistant Unit Leaders and a Unit Leader. They provide 24‑hour care and supervision, champion fun, and support campers' health, growth, and skill development. Assistant Unit Leaders with life‑guarding credentials may assist with swimming, boating lessons, and life‑guarding as needed.
Benefits, Compensation & Dates Staff receive room, board, and most meals, along with a supportive community environment. Seasonal salary is
$2,633 . Camp runs
May 26–July 14 .
Responsibilities
Support Unit Leaders and peers with daily operations, schedules, routines, camper behavior management, and task delegation
Recognize and respond to group problem‑solving needs
Maintain communication with the Unit Leader regarding camper status and needs
Maintain confidentiality and professionalism
Interact daily with campers and provide a safe, consistent environment
Promote respect for diversity; help campers appreciate similarities and differences
Provide clear instruction to participants of all ages and skill levels
Provide constant supervision in small and large groups within Girl Scout ratios
Assist with waterfront activities as assigned
Work with Unit staff and campers to develop girl‑driven, fun, and safe programming
Perform other duties as assigned
General Accountabilities
Empower campers to share program ideas and help implement them
Monitor camper behavior, enforce safety rules, and utilize appropriate behavior‑management techniques
Complete daily checks and assist with program implementation (e.g., arts and crafts, archery)
Ensure safe and scheduled use of facilities, supplies, and activities
Lead/assist with meaningful, age‑appropriate activities; model positive participation
Follow weekly schedules in collaboration with Admin Team, Program Instructors, and Unit Leaders
Serve as a positive role model in conduct, appearance, and communication
Support daily program implementation and operational procedures
Supervise children per GSK policy
Provide first aid and respond to emergencies per ACA, American Red Cross, and GSK guidelines
Maintain communication with the Health Supervisor and Unit Leader regarding camper health needs
Assist with emergency procedures (fire drills, evacuations, etc.) and crisis management
Clean and sanitize unit and camp areas daily and weekly
Maintain a stocked first‑aid kit, minimize risk, and report incidents promptly
Report suspected abuse to appropriate authorities and GSK
Manage physical and financial resources responsibly
Provide exemplary customer service
Perform other duties as assigned
Requirements
Current certifications in American Red Cross First Aid, CPR, AED, and Waterfront Life‑guarding (strongly preferred but not required)
1 year each of childcare/youth program, supervisory, and administrative experience
Age 18+
Strong communication and organizational skills
Swimming proficiency (strongly preferred)
Must pass background checks, complete required health history forms, support the Girl Scout mission, and promote diversity and safety
Seniority level
Entry level
Employment type
Temporary
Job function
Administrative
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Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana seeks an enthusiastic
Assistant Unit Leader
to help provide the best possible camp experience. Assistant Unit Leaders plan and lead programs for a unit of 4–20 Girl Scouts of similar ages and work on a Unit Team consisting of one or two Assistant Unit Leaders and a Unit Leader. They provide 24‑hour care and supervision, champion fun, and support campers' health, growth, and skill development. Assistant Unit Leaders with life‑guarding credentials may assist with swimming, boating lessons, and life‑guarding as needed.
Benefits, Compensation & Dates Staff receive room, board, and most meals, along with a supportive community environment. Seasonal salary is
$2,633 . Camp runs
May 26–July 14 .
Responsibilities
Support Unit Leaders and peers with daily operations, schedules, routines, camper behavior management, and task delegation
Recognize and respond to group problem‑solving needs
Maintain communication with the Unit Leader regarding camper status and needs
Maintain confidentiality and professionalism
Interact daily with campers and provide a safe, consistent environment
Promote respect for diversity; help campers appreciate similarities and differences
Provide clear instruction to participants of all ages and skill levels
Provide constant supervision in small and large groups within Girl Scout ratios
Assist with waterfront activities as assigned
Work with Unit staff and campers to develop girl‑driven, fun, and safe programming
Perform other duties as assigned
General Accountabilities
Empower campers to share program ideas and help implement them
Monitor camper behavior, enforce safety rules, and utilize appropriate behavior‑management techniques
Complete daily checks and assist with program implementation (e.g., arts and crafts, archery)
Ensure safe and scheduled use of facilities, supplies, and activities
Lead/assist with meaningful, age‑appropriate activities; model positive participation
Follow weekly schedules in collaboration with Admin Team, Program Instructors, and Unit Leaders
Serve as a positive role model in conduct, appearance, and communication
Support daily program implementation and operational procedures
Supervise children per GSK policy
Provide first aid and respond to emergencies per ACA, American Red Cross, and GSK guidelines
Maintain communication with the Health Supervisor and Unit Leader regarding camper health needs
Assist with emergency procedures (fire drills, evacuations, etc.) and crisis management
Clean and sanitize unit and camp areas daily and weekly
Maintain a stocked first‑aid kit, minimize risk, and report incidents promptly
Report suspected abuse to appropriate authorities and GSK
Manage physical and financial resources responsibly
Provide exemplary customer service
Perform other duties as assigned
Requirements
Current certifications in American Red Cross First Aid, CPR, AED, and Waterfront Life‑guarding (strongly preferred but not required)
1 year each of childcare/youth program, supervisory, and administrative experience
Age 18+
Strong communication and organizational skills
Swimming proficiency (strongly preferred)
Must pass background checks, complete required health history forms, support the Girl Scout mission, and promote diversity and safety
Seniority level
Entry level
Employment type
Temporary
Job function
Administrative
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