Left Navigation

 

 

 

 

Return Home to www.CampCarefreeKids.org

 

Camper & CIT Information Center

 

Parent Information Center

 

Fun Stuff for Everyone...Check It Out!

 

Staff Information Center

 

Volunteer Information Center

 

Staff Alumni Information Center

 
   
     

 

 

 
     

JOB DESCRIPTION

QUALIFICATIONS
bullet

Good communication skills

bullet

Leadership ability to guide young people

bullet

Work well with teenagers

bullet

Ability to work in a team

bullet

Knowledge of the care and treatment of diabetes

bullet

Minimum age 24

bullet

Medical background preferred

bullet

Ability to get to all locations in camp where CITs may be working to supervise as needed and provide appropriate feedback

RESPONSIBLE TO

Camp Director, and Medical Coordinator

GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES

To train young people to become effective camp counselors, including the transition from camper to staff 

SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES
bullet

Mediator between staff and CITs

bullet

To familiarize the CITs with:

–planning and leadership of activities
behavior management techniques
all aspects of camp operations
in-depth training in dealing with children effectively
experience in living in the cabin and helping to
   organize the groups
opportunities to observe and take part in staff
   communication and evaluation process

bullet

To carry out pre-camp training in conjunction with Medical Coordinator and Director

bullet

To clarify and educate the counselors on the role and responsibilities of the CITs

bullet

To clearly differentiate the medical responsibilities of CITs vs. counselors (NO HANDS ON)

bullet

To conduct on-going diabetes education sessions as needed throughout the camp session; topics to be determined based on assessed need through individual and group discussions.

bullet

To assist CITs in the management and daily requirements of running the Camp Trading Post; use the opportunity to instill and assess levels of responsibility. 

bullet

Maintain an excellent control of own diabetes and/or demonstrate a knowledgeable understanding of how diabetes impacts the role of a counselor with and without diabetes.

bullet

Provide mid-camp and end-of-camp CIT evaluations.  Share with CITs before the end of camp.

bullet

Do/assist with medical out-take of each CIT and share with parents information on their CIT experience.

bullet

Make recommendations for CITs to become Jr. Counselors in the future at post-camp key staff meeting.

 

  Bottom Navigation

| Campers & CITs | Parents | Everyone | Staff | Volunteer Staff | Staff Alumni |

| Webmaster | Contact Us | Home |

Copyright © 2002-2009 American Diabetes Association Camp Carefree - All Rights Reserved

Website Design by Laura Murphy

 

Last Updated 06/11/05