Program Directors are vital in creating and leading summer camp programs tailored to campers’ needs. Responsibilities include:

• Design Activities: Create engaging, age-appropriate programs.
• Team Leadership: Collaborate in pairs to guide specific age groups. Work to support counselors with camper and personal needs.
• Pre-Camp Training: Arrive two weeks early for training and preparation.
• Facilitate Activities: Oversee Summer Camp Activities with Direct Supervisor

Counselors must be at least one year post-high school (e.g., finishing Freshman year of college) and are responsible for leading a small group of 6-12 campers, ranging from 1st grade to recent high school graduates.

Counselors undergo over 200 hours of training before their first cabin experience to ensure they are prepared to facilitate activities and lead effectively. Their key responsibilities include:

• Spiritual Guidance: Engage in one-on-one conversations with campers about their relationship with God.
• Parent Communication: Write a letter to parents at the end of the week, detailing what their camper learned and how to support their faith journey at home.
• Activity Participation: Take part in swimming, biking, archery, team games, and chapel services.

The Camp Store Manager is responsible for overseeing merchandise and inventory at the Blue Sail Camp Store. Key qualifications include being organized, a self-starter, and having a vision for effectively selling Camp Patmos merchandise.

Key Responsibilities:

• Inventory Management: Maintain up-to-date inventory and collaborate with the Guest Services Director for reordering.
• Store Oversight: Supervise store hours, ensuring campers have opportunities to purchase souvenirs.
• Cleanliness: Oversee the cleanliness of the Camp Store and other bathrooms, working closely with cleaning staff to ensure supplies are stocked.
• Reporting: Report to the Operations Director for daily tasks and responsibilities.

A member of the Kitchen Staff assists the Food Service Director in preparing, serving, and cleaning up all meals on camp property during the summer.

Key Responsibilities:

• Food Preparation: Assist in preparing meals and serving them cheerfully and promptly.
• Clean-Up: Maintain cleanliness in the kitchen, dining room, and other food service areas on Saturdays.
• Punctuality: Arrive on time and ready to work at assigned shifts. Afternoon breaks may be given at the supervisor’s discretion.

All Kitchen Staff report directly to the Food Service Coordinator.

The Health Officer is responsible for the safety and well-being of campers on camp property. Key responsibilities include organizing, tracking, and distributing medication, performing basic first aid, and managing serious injuries as needed.

Key Responsibilities:

• Medication Management: Ensure medication is organized and administered appropriately throughout the week.
• First Aid: Provide basic first aid and manage any serious injuries that occur.
• Communication: Inform parents when medication is administered or if a child is sick.

This position requires strong organizational skills, clear communication, and the ability to document incidents requiring treatment. The Health Officer should be pursuing or have earned a degree in the medical field and reports directly to the Operations Director.

Must be prepared for exposure to blood and vomit and cooperate with medical professionals during minor and serious incidents.

WaterFront Crew will include: Boat Drivers, Sailing Coordinator/Instructor, and Dock Manager.

Boat Driver
As a Boat Driver, you represent Christ on the waters of Lake Erie, ensuring the safety of all passengers. This requires driving at safe speeds and addressing campers’ fears with patience and humility. Daily responsibilities include cleaning and maintaining boats and equipment. A current Ohio Boaters License is required.

Sailing Coordinator and Instructor
The Sailing Coordinator and Instructor is responsible for the safety of all aboard sailboats and must remain vigilant to maintain a safe atmosphere. This role involves respecting the concerns of others and addressing them lovingly. Daily cleaning and maintenance of boats and equipment are required.

Dock Manager
The Dock Manager oversees the safety of all individuals on and around the dock, ensuring a secure environment. Responsibilities include managing watercraft timing and services for campers and maintaining positive staff relations. Daily cleaning and organization of waterfront assets are essential.