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POSITION SUMMARY: Under the supervision of the Director of Education, the Youth and Teen Coordinator leads the design and implementation of age-appropriate, safe and fun programming that meets the recreational and safety goals for all age groups at the Summer Camp and Teen Center. This is a hybrid style position, with our Summer Camp on the Silver Bay campus, and our Teen Center in the nearby town of Ticonderoga. The summer camp is open mid-May through August, the Teen Center is open September through Mid-May.
SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES: Directly supervises all Silver Camp and Teen Center staff.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
10. Develops the weekly themes, activities, lesson plans and schedules for Silver Camp and the Teen Center. keeps apprised of YMCA and industry standards. Develop and regularly update operational manuals for both locations.
11. Oversee the planning and execution of Leaders Club, work with the Youth & Teen Team Leader to organize regular meetings with values activities, plan and execute community service projects, and ensure the successful transportation & chaperoning of teens to the YMCA Teen Leaders Club Northeast Regional Rallies.
12. Manages budgets and supply lists; orders supplies and equipment within budget, ensures that equipment is in good working order and needed supplies are available.
13. Directly manages Silver Camp and Teen Center staff; regularly meets with staff to proactively address concerns. effectively uses performance management tools and processes to grow and develop staff.
14. Meets with Director regularly to communicate critical program information, adherence to budget, enrollment, staffing, marketing efforts, concerns At Silver Camp
15. Maintains required staff-to-camper ratios, assist with swimming activities as needed.
Communicates clearly and courteously with staff, parents, volunteers and children.
16. Develops and maintains collaborative and harmonious relationships with parents, volunteers, caregivers, community organizations or agencies to maximize program impact and drive outcomes.
17. Administers the "Open Pathways" financial assistance program for programming.
18. Ensures site cleanliness, Inspects and evaluates equipment on a daily and weekly basis; ensures necessary repairs are complete in a timely manner.
19. Performs other duties, as requested.
20. As a 24-hour operation, all staff may be asked to work weekends, evenings, night shifts and/or holidays to serve our members, guests, and program participants.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: This position requires the ability to walk, pull, push, sit, bend, reach, kneel or stand for prolonged periods of time working outdoors in a variety of weather conditions. Other physical requirements may include ability to traverse the campus and lifting up to 15 pounds.
Phone: 518-585-6619
Fax: 518-585-9184
Office Hours
Monday through Friday
9:00 AM – 4:00 PM (April through October)
8:00 AM – 3:00 PM (November through March)
9:00 AM – Noon Saturdays, Memorial Day through Labor Day