What are the responsibilities and job description for the Assistant Camp Director position at Scouting America and Careers?

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Positions currently offered at the Greater New York Councils, Scouting America include full-time , part-time and seasonal Summer camp roles.

Assistant Camp Director

Position Description: Assistant Camp Director
Reports to: Camp Director
Locations: John E. Reeves Cub World (Alpine, NJ), Ten Mile River Scout Camps (Narrowsburg, NY)
Description: Under the guidance of the Camp Director, the Assistant Camp Director functions as the secondary leader of their assigned camp. The camp director must be a responsible and capable person, at least 21 years old. The person must have experience as an adult camp staff member. The camp director must have a current (within five years) certificate of training from a BSA Management National Camping School or willingness to obtain certification before the opening of camp.
Responsibilities: The Assistant Camp Director is responsible for any responsibilities delegated from their Camp Director and ensuring that BSA national standards are met. The Assistant Camp Director may act in a direct leadership role in the absence of the Camp Director.
Specific Duties: The camp director’s specific duties include the following;

Fulfill all duties as assigned by the Camp Director within a timely manner
In the absence of a Camp Director, act as the primarily leader of their assigned camp
Enforce all BSA, local council and camp policies, rules and regulations
Meet BSA national standards within every applicable area of responsibility
Work with rangers, fellow directors and other key staff members to ensure objectives are met
All other duties as assigned

Job Category: Summer Operations, Program Delivery
Type: Seasonal, some limited off-season hours
Area of Focus: Summer Camp Operations
How to Apply: Please visit: https://nycscouting.org/summer-camp-careers

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