Summer Camp 2027 Position of Interest: Camp Nurse [Laurel South]
Camp Nurse Position at Camp Laurel South
Camp nurse positions at Camp Laurel South are essential medical roles at one of Maine’s most beloved co-ed sleepaway camps. Set in Casco, Maine, Laurel South offers a robust traditional camp program built around athletics, arts, waterfront, and adventure programming with deep traditions and a warm summer community. As a camp nurse at Laurel South, you’ll provide essential care to hundreds of campers and staff in one of the most welcoming residential camp environments in the Northeast.
Camp nurses at Laurel South run medication lines, treat injuries and illness, manage chronic conditions, monitor allergies, and respond to emergencies. You’ll partner with the camp medical director, kitchen, program, and admin teams on safety protocols and parent communication. The health center runs around the clock during the summer camp season, with multiple nurses rotating coverage and physician support available.
The position is highly flexible. Laurel South typically offers 1-, 2-, 4-week, or full-summer contracts for RNs and LPNs, which makes the role accessible to nurses who can’t commit to the entire season. The position includes on-site housing, meals, and laundry as part of the package. Many residential camps in Maine also welcome nurses with families, often providing family housing for spouses and children — a strong draw for nurses seeking a family-style summer.
If you’re an RN or LPN who loves pediatric care, meaningful community, and beautiful central Maine lakes country, this is a phenomenal seasonal fit. Apply for camp nurse positions at Camp Laurel South to spend the season caring for campers, supporting a tight-knit community, and joining one of Maine’s most established co-ed sleepaway camp communities.
You’ll run med lines, treat injuries and illness, manage allergies, and respond to emergencies. Laurel South runs a 24-hour health center staffed by nurses throughout the summer camp season at the sleepaway camp.
An active RN or LPN license, current CPR/First Aid, and recent clinical experience are typical baselines. Pediatric, ER, or family practice backgrounds are highly valued at residential camps with multi-week sessions.
Yes. Laurel South typically offers 1-, 2-, 4-week, or full-summer contracts for nurses, which makes the role accessible to professionals who can’t commit to the entire season at the sleepaway camp.
Pay is competitive and commensurate with credentials and license level. Laurel South includes room, board, and laundry alongside salary, which adds significant value to the overall summer camp package beyond the base figure.
Yes. Many Maine residential camps welcome nurses with families, often providing housing for spouses and children at the camp. Confirm options directly with Laurel South’s hiring team during your application.
Currently there is nothing available for the position: Camp Nurse [Laurel South] for summer 2027. Please check back later!
