The Pre and Post Care Coordinator leads staff and creates and facilitates activities for our campers who attend our before and after care camp hours.

The J Summer Day Camp program is accredited by the American Camp Association (ACA). The camp runs 10 weeks, June 2- August 8, providing activities that help campers Play, Connect and Grow throughout each camp day: swimming, arts/crafts, climbing, team building, sports and much more. The J is currently hiring for the Chesterfield location. All camp staff must attend mandatory staff orientation on May 27 – June 1.

Duties include:

• Attend mandatory staff orientation and Parents’ Meet & Greet
• Supervise, train, and assist in evaluating Pre and Post Care staff
• Work with Camp Director to ensure a safe and fun environment for campers and staff
• Create staff work schedule for staff
• Plan activity schedules for campers
• Assist in procedures for camp operations including ordering of supplies, record keeping, parent pick up and drop off, swimming, snack and camper assessments
• Communicate with parents in an appropriate and customer-oriented manner
• Provide quality customer service at all times
• Recognize and respond to opportunities for problem solving
• Smile and be kind
• Guide groups and individual campers to participate successfully in all aspects of camp activities
• Observe camper behavior, assess its appropriateness, and apply appropriate behavior management techniques
• Enforce and teach appropriate safety regulations and emergency procedures
• Attend all staff meetings throughout the summer
• Maintain good attendance
• Follow and enforce all JCC and Day camp rules and regulations
• These are not the only duties to be performed. Some duties may be reassigned, and other duties may be assigned as required

Minimum Qualifications:

• High School Diploma/GED required
• Previous camp or childcare experience essential
• Previous administrative and supervisory experience is a plus
• Auditory, visual, ambulatory and cognitive, communications and physical ability to complete major tasks at camp is required
• Ability to relate to and communicate with one’s peer group, parents, and campers’ age and skill levels is required
• Ability to accept and give guidance and supervision
• Ability to provide guidance, supervision, and engage with children in an enthusiastic manner
• Ability to assist campers in emergency situations; including fire, evacuation, illness or injury
• Good character, integrity and adaptability
• Enthusiasm, sense of humor, patience and self control
• Past Judaic experiences preferred
• Current American Red Cross CPR/First Aid certification is required for certain camps (training provided if necessary)

Note: Some camps require successful registration on the Missouri Family Care Safety Registry as a condition of employment. If required, this registration must be maintained in good standing for continued employment