Job Title: Overnight Camp Nurse: Registered Nurse; Registered Practical Nurse; Nursing StudentLocation: Camp Lionheart, MuskokaReports to:Head of Medical CentreDuration:Summer season.1st Session: Aug 2-13, 20262nd Session: Aug 16-25, 2026About LionheartCamp Lionheart is an overnight camp in Muskoka, Canada that is intentionally designed for children with disabilities and complex medical needs.Position SummaryThe Overnight Camp Nurse is responsible for providing comprehensive nursing care to campers and staff in an overnight camp setting. This role includes medication administration, health assessments, illness and injury management, and collaboration with camp leadership to ensure a safe, healthy camp workplace. The nurse works primarily from the camp infirmary and is on-call during assigned hours. Position may require some night shifts throughout the summer season.Key ResponsibilitiesAdminister scheduled and PRN medications in accordance with physician orders and camp policiesConduct health assessments and provide nursing interventions for illness, injury, and behavioral/medical concernsMaintain accurate medical records,
including medication logs and treatment notesRespond to medical emergencies and coordinate care with EMS or external healthcare providers as neededProvide overnight on-call coverage and respond to camper or staff health concerns after hoursMonitor campers with chronic conditions, medical needs, or behavioral support plansCommunicate health concerns with parents/guardians and healthcare providers as appropriateCollaborate with counselors and leadership to support camper well-beingEnsure infection prevention, first aid supplies, and infirmary organizationFollow all camp policies, Ontario nursing regulations, and scope of practiceQualificationsCurrent licensure as a Registered Nurse (RN) or Registered Practical Nurse (RPN) licensed to work in Ontario (CNO Registration)Students that have completed 50% of their Accredited Nursing Program are welcome to apply as well.Current CPR and First Aid certification (or willingness to obtain)Experience in pediatrics, community health, emergency nursing, or camp nursing preferredAbility to work independently and make sound clinical judgmentsStrong communication and documentation skillsComfortable working overnight and in an overnight camp environmentBenefitsCompetitive seasonal compensation ($1000-$2000/week)Room and board providedSupportive team environmentOpportunity to make a meaningful impact on health and safety of campers with medical complexities.#J-18808-Ljbffr