Shea Scribner
Oxbow Farm & Conservation Center in Carnation, Washington is hiring seasonal farm educator/camp instructors! In addition to a few other seasonal and permanent positions around the farm & native plant nursery… I’m happy to answer any questions about Oxbow or these jobs 😊 Feel free to share with your networks, thanks!
One FAQ I can address right now is that we, unfortunately, do NOT have onsite housing and we are not located on public transportation routes, so having a car or a strong determination to bike commute is required.
FULL INFO/APPLICATION HERE: https://www.oxbow.org/get-involved/employment-opportunities/
POSITION DETAILS
The Summer Camp Instructor position is Full-Time (average of 40 hours per week). The preferred starting date for this position is June 15th, 2022 with the position ending September 2, 2022 (there is a possibility of one of the positions being extended through November 11, to support fall environmental education programming.) The work schedule is primarily Monday-Friday with rare weekend work. Camp instructors must be available to work all training and camp weeks, see details below.
Priority program dates for the Summer 2022 season (staffing needs are most critical for these periods):
- Staff training: June 15-24
- Camp Session 1: June 27- July 1
- Camp Session 2: July 5-8
- Camp Session 3: July 18-22
- Camp Session 4: July 25-29
- Camp Session 5: Aug. 8-12
- Camp Session 6: Aug. 15-19
COMPENSATION
This is a seasonal, full-time position, paying $18 per hour, with some paid time-off
We are also seeking volunteers (age 15+) to support each week of camp- please help spread the word! More info here: https://www.oxbow.org/get-involved/volunteer/
Peas & lovage,
Shea Scribner
Assistant Education Program Manager & Summer Camp Director
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Education Team Cell: (425) 419-6068 (call/text)
Oxbow acknowledges that we are on the Indigenous Land of Coast Salish peoples who have reserved treaty rights to this land, specifically the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe (sdukʷalbixʷ). We thank these caretakers of this land who have lived, and continue to live, here since time immemorial.