Leader in Training Educator

Boston, MA

Leader in Training Educator

About Us

Camp Harbor View changes lives and transforms Boston’s communities by exposing underserved youth to the possibilities of a future they may have never envisioned. 

At Camp Harbor View, kids can be kids. At each of the five program areas (aquatics, leadership, sports, knowledge is power, and art) campers engage in quality programming and learn the skills they need to succeed outside of camp. Our core values of fun, respect, responsibility, character, courage, and community drive the camp experience and create a safe, fun environment for campers to develop as young leaders. Camp Harbor View staff are responsible for fostering that environment and have the great privilege to model our values for our campers.  


Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Statement

Camp Harbor View’s work is focused on providing opportunity to some of Boston’s most historically marginalized communities. We believe that by working together with the families in our program we will make progress in overcoming many of the barriers of systemic inequity and advancing educational and economic parity. We strive to build a staff and board that is reflective of the communities that we serve. 

 

  • Job Title: Leader in Training Educator
  • Reports to: Leadership Academy Director
  • Location:

    Camp Harbor View, Long Island, Boston MA (ferry transportation provided) 

  • Hours:

    Seasonal, Monday through Thursday; June 18th- August 21st; 8:15 am to 4:45 pm 

 

Responsibilities

  • Develop and deliver culturally relevant and engaging curriculum; 
  • Oversee the safety of a group of high school-aged youth, following the set schedule to ensure timely transitions and regularly taking attendance to ensure all LITs are accounted for; 
  • Supervise LITs and use positive behavior guidance throughout the day, including transportation to and from field trips, during morning announcements, at lunch, and at all special events; 
  • Identify LITs who may need additional support, informing the LIT coordinator and referring LITs to the appropriate leadership, including Youth and Family Support staff, in a timely manner to ensure LITs have access to resources that will allow successful participation; 
  • Maintain cleanliness of all spaces, encouraging LITs to claim responsibility for their belongings and to have pride in the camp’s facilities; 
  • Serve as a positive role model for campers, Leaders in Training (LIT), and peers; 
  • Support the three main areas of focus for the Leadership Academy; post-secondary planning, social emotional learning and leadership development. 
  • Support the development and growth of a positive camp culture by providing additional support to LITs and colleagues as needed and at community-wide events, including, but not limited to, performances, lunch, and field trips; and 
  • Other duties that support the Camp Harbor View community as specified by the Program Manager and year-round leadership.  

  

Qualifications               

  • 20+ years of age; 
  • At least 1 year experience working with youth; 
  • Interest in youth development principles; 
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills; 
  • Ability to work with youth and families from a variety of backgrounds;  
  • Ability to work in a fast-paced environment; 
  • Ability to be adaptable in a quickly changing environment; 
  • Ability to accept constructive feedback and coaching; and 
  • Ability to work independently and as part of a team. 


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RISE Program Coordinator

Boston, MA

RISE Program Coordinator

About Us

Camp Harbor View’s work is focused on providing opportunities to some of Boston’s most historically marginalized communities. We believe that by working with the families in our program we will progress in overcoming many of the barriers of systemic inequity and advancing educational and economic parity. We strive to build a staff and board that is reflective of the communities that we serve.

 

  • Job Title: Rise Program Coordinator 
  • Reports to: Leadership Academy Director
  • Location: Primary: 135 William T Morrissey Blvd, Ste S110A Boston, MA 02125, Seasonal: Long Island, Boston Harbor
  • Hours: Exempt, Full Time, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM or 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM, Seasonal: 8:30 AM- 5:00 PM
  • Start Date: June, 2025

 

Summary of Position 

The 9th grade RISE (Realizing Interests through Support and Exploration) program guides students through an 8-month journey on identity discovery and developing social-emotional skills. RISE is a prerequisite for the 10th-12th grade Leader in Training (LIT) program. The RISE Program Coordinator’s primary role is to recruit rising 9th graders and plan engaging, age-appropriate curriculum and activities. The coordinator will collaborate with the Leadership Academy Director and team to lead 75-100 students through a program emphasizing Social Emotional Learning, career exploration, college readiness, and executive functioning skills. After the program is complete, the RISE coordinator will guide the students through an interview and application process and narrow down the class to around 40 students to form the next 10th grade LIT cohort. 

Throughout the school year, the coordinator will lead a weekly community night. In the summer, the RISE program runs alongside Camp Harbor View on Long Island, where the coordinator will recruit rising 9th graders for year-round programs and support the LIT and camp programs as needed.

 

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

  • Recruit rising 9th graders into the RISE program;  
  • Create and implement a rich leadership-based curriculum with a focus on SEL and self-discovery that fits monthly program theme;  
  • Lead leadership workshops, team building activities, and group discussions;  
  • Maintain program attendance;  
  • Assist in enforcing expectations for the RISE Program;  
  • Conduct formal evaluations of the RISE participants’ job goals and post-secondary plans;  
  • Work with each program participant on an individual basis to set goals and monitor progress toward achieving those goals.  Participate in individual and group supervision sessions;  
  • Passionate about building a culture of college and career prep, vocational education, and expanding opportunities;  
  • Coordinate and run activities and field trips;   
  • Maintain cleanliness of program areas;  
  • Other related duties as specified by the Leadership Academy Director 

  

Qualifications               

  • Creative, adaptable, detail-oriented, organized, and passionate about young people’s growth and development;  
  • At least two years’ experience working with youth in an out of school setting  
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills   
  • Experience working with youth and families from a variety of backgrounds   
  • Ability to work independently and as part of a team  
  • Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent relevant experience   
  • Ability to motivate others and produce results  
  • Bachelor’s degree required, or equivalent certifications and/or experience  
  • Strong understanding of the Boston educational landscape and its key dynamics.  
  • Proven experience in leading administrative systems and processes related to the coordination of youth services  
  • Proficiency in utilizing data to drive continuous improvement in program outcomes  
  • Enthusiasm for working in a dynamic, fast-paced, and collaborative team environment with a strong commitment to the organization’s mission  
  • BIPOC candidates are strongly encouraged to apply 


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Leader in Training Program Coordinator: 11th Grade

Boston, MA

Leader in Training Program Coordinator: 11th Grade

About Us

Camp Harbor View’s work is focused on providing opportunities to some of Boston’s most historically marginalized communities. We believe that by working with the families in our program we will progress in overcoming many of the barriers of systemic inequity and advancing educational and economic parity. We strive to build a staff and board that is reflective of the communities that we serve.

 

  • Job Title:  Leader In Training (LIT) Coordinator 
  • Reports to: Leadership Academy Director 
  • Location: Primary: 135 William T Morrissey Blvd, Ste S110A Boston, MA 02125, Seasonal: Long Island, Boston Harbor 
  • Hours: Exempt, Full Time, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM or 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM, Seasonal: 8:30 AM- 5:00 PM
  • Start Date: June 16th, 2025

 

Summary of Position 

The Leader in Training (LIT) Program is a leadership development program for young people, aimed at building critical skills for post-secondary success. The LIT Program Coordinator is responsible for planning and implementing curriculum, programs, activities, and events for the LIT program. They will work with the Leadership Academy Director to lead a group of 40 young people through a year-long program focused on career and post-secondary planning. During the school year, the Coordinator will lead a weekly community night covering topics such as college applications, resumes, interviews, financial aid, networking, and career readiness. In the summer, the LIT program runs alongside Camp Harbor View’s summer camp.

The Coordinator will tailor leadership programming for their cohort and supervise LITs in their roles as junior camp staff, conducting check-ins and ensuring leadership development. 

 

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

  • Create and modify curriculum that supports LITs in reaching post-secondary goals and refining relevant skills. 
  • Work with each young person individually to set goals and monitor progress toward achieving those goals 
  • Participate in individual and group supervision sessions to ensure ongoing development and support 
  • Establish clear expectations that encourage ownership of the process and lead to independence and preparation for adulthood 
  • Ensure wrap-around (Clinical/Family Support) needs are addressed by the appropriate department for assigned students 
  • Assist the Leadership Academy Director in conducting program evaluations and monitoring progress toward goals set for students in the LIT program 
  • Develop and promote a culture of excellence, exploration, and growth among participants 
  • Conduct evaluations for all young people in the LIT program related to their summer employment at Camp Harbor View

  

Qualifications               

  • Creative, adaptable, detail-oriented, organized, and passionate about young people’s growth and development;  
  • At least two years’ experience working with youth in an out of school setting  
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills   
  • Experience working with youth and families from a variety of backgrounds   
  • Ability to work independently and as part of a team  
  • Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent relevant experience   
  • Ability to motivate others and produce results  
  • Bachelor’s degree required, or equivalent certifications and/or experience  
  • Strong understanding of the Boston educational landscape and its key dynamics.  
  • Proven experience in leading administrative systems and processes related to the coordination of youth services  
  • Proficiency in utilizing data to drive continuous improvement in program outcomes  
  • Enthusiasm for working in a dynamic, fast-paced, and collaborative team environment with a strong commitment to the organization’s mission  


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Music/Performance Coordinator

Boston, MA

Music/Performance Coordinator

About Us

Camp Harbor View changes lives and transforms Boston’s communities by exposing underserved youth to the possibilities of a future they may have never envisioned.

At Camp Harbor View, kids can be kids. At each of the five program areas (aquatics, leadership, sports, knowledge is power, and art) campers engage in quality programming and learn the skills they need to succeed outside of camp. Our core values of fun, respect, responsibility, character, courage, and community drive the camp experience and create a safe, fun environment for campers to develop as young leaders. Camp Harbor View staff are responsible for fostering that environment and have the great privilege to model our values for our campers.

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Statement

Camp Harbor View’s work is focused on providing opportunity to some of Boston’s most historically marginalized communities. We believe that by working together with the families in our program we will make progress in overcoming many of the barriers of systemic inequity and advancing educational and economic parity. We strive to build a staff and board that is reflective of the communities that we serve.

Role

  • Title/Position: Music/Performance Coordinator

  • Reports to: Art Director

  • Location: Camp Harbor View, Long Island, Boston MA (ferry transportation provided) 

  • Hours: Seasonal, Full-Time; June 18th- August 21st; 8:15 am to 4:45 pm 

 

Responsibilities

  • Lead middle school-aged youth in music and performing arts programming;
  • Assist with the development of a variety of developmentally appropriate music and performing arts activities; 
  • Assist with the supervision and positive behavior guidance of campers participating in programming at art and across the camp community, including, but not limited to, performances, lunch, and the ferry;  
  • Support program partners to ensure the success of programming; 
  • Coach and mentor high school-aged youth in the Leader in Training (LIT) program, regularly communicating to both the Art Director and LIT staff regarding the LIT’s job performance;  
  • Assist with the initial and end of summer inventory and security and maintenance of materials, equipment and other resources belonging to the art program area;  
  • Assist with the maintenance and cleanliness of the art program areas; and
  • Other duties that support the Camp Harbor View community as specified by the Art Director and year-round leadership.

 

Qualifications

  • 18+ years of age;  
  • Working toward a BA or BS in related field preferred, equivalent experience considered; 
  • Experience developing and delivering arts programs for youth preferred; 
  • Interest in and knowledge of trends in music and performing arts programming, techniques and theory, and utilization of technology in the arts fields; 
  • At least 1 month of experience working with youth; 
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills; 
  • Ability to supervise and teach middle school-aged youth; 
  • Ability to work with youth and families from a variety of backgrounds; and 
  • Ability to work independently and as part of a team.

 

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Camp Nurse

Boston, MA

Camp Nurse

About Us

Camp Harbor View changes lives and transforms Boston’s communities by exposing underserved youth to the possibilities of a future they may have never envisioned. At Camp Harbor View, kids can be kids. At each of the five program areas (aquatics, leadership, sports, knowledge is power, and art) campers engage in quality programming and learn the skills they need to succeed outside of camp. Our core values of fun, respect, responsibility, character, courage, and community drive the camp experience and create a safe, fun environment for campers to develop as young leaders. Camp Harbor View staff are responsible for fostering that environment and have the great privilege to model our values for our campers. 

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Statement

Camp Harbor View’s work is focused on providing opportunity to some of Boston’s most historically marginalized communities. We believe that by working together with the families in our program we will make progress in overcoming many of the barriers of systemic inequity and advancing educational and economic parity. We strive to build a staff and board that is reflective of the communities that we serve. 

  • Job Title: Camp Nurse (RN or LPN) 
  • Reports to: Camp Director 
  • Location: Camp Harbor View, Long Island, Boston MA (ferry transportation provided)
  • Hours: Seasonal, Full-Time; Camp runs June 29-August 21, 8:15am to 4:30pm, pre-season hours will be discussed in interview.
  • Compensation: $35/hour

 

Responsibilities

  • Collect, retain and review the health records of campers and staff as required by the MA Department of Health summer camp regulations and American Camp Association (ACA) standards prior to each camp session to ensure physicals are dated within 18 months and all necessary immunizations are recorded; 
  • Train appropriate camp staff in the administration of medication as needed, including, but not limited to, off-site trips;  
  • Train all staff in camp-specific health policies and procedures; 
  • Communicate all health needs to the appropriate staff, including dietary restrictions, medication administration times, and conditions which require careful attention, such as asthma, allergies, and diabetes; 
  • Provide care to campers who go to the health center following an injury or showing signs of illness; 
  • Communicate with families when a child appears ill at camp or sustains an injury that may require additional attention; 
  • Manage documentation for all health care visits, meeting standards set by the MA Department of Public Health and ACA, including all administration of medications and care provided to campers; 
  • Communicate with the Aquatics Director to ensure that all care given at the pool is documented with the health center; 
  • Create first aid kits to be distributed to each program area and all buildings and vehicles, regularly reviewing the contents refilling as necessary; 
  • Arrange for emergency transportation as needed;  
  • Manage the organization and inventory of the health center, creating and using systems that track supply usage, needs, and camper/staff visits;  
  • Collaborate with the Family Services and Clinical teams to refer campers to outside resources as needed;  
  • Communicate with the Health Care Consultant as needed; 
  • Support the development and growth of a positive camp culture by providing additional support to campers and colleagues as needed and at community-wide events, including, but not limited to, performances, lunch, and the ferry; and 
  • Other duties that support the Camp Harbor View community as needed. 

Qualifications

  • Current Massachusetts license as a Registered Nurse, Nurse Practitioner, LPN, or Physician’s Assistant;  
  • Current Basic Life Support and Basic First Aid certifications required; 
  • Experience working in a camp or school setting preferred; 
  • Experience working in pediatric medicine preferred; 
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills required;  
  • Ability to work with youth and families from a variety of backgrounds; and 
  • Ability to work independently and as part of a team. 
  • Ability to accept constructive feedback and coaching; and 
  • Ability to work independently and as part of a team. 

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