The Home for Little Wanderers·Hillsborough, New Hampshire
Nurses will collaboratively address all aspects of medical programming, including medication distribution, triaging medical issues, administering first aid, and managing ongoing medical concerns for youth and staff at the therapeutic summer camp. Key duties involve overseeing youth medication administration, coordinating care at external medical centers, and supporting healthcare plans for students with chronic conditions.
Camp Wediko is hiring temporary Per Diem Nurses for Summer 2026! Camp Wediko is looking to hire a Per Diem Nurse to work at our beautiful lakeside campus in Windsor, New Hampshire. Nurses at Camp Wediko work collaboratively to address all aspects of medical programming for Camp Wediko, including medication distribution and triaging medical issues including direct administration of first aid, management of ongoing medical issues, and determining necessity of the utilization of urgent care or emergency room services.
Camp Wediko is a 40-day residential therapeutic summer camp serving youth with social, emotional, and behavioral challenges. Nurses work under the supervision of the Nurse Manager and Camp Wediko Director. Nurses work collaboratively with all staff to ensure the physical safety of the students and staff participating at Camp Wediko. On-campus summer housing is available.
How You’ll Be Making a Difference
Work collaboratively on a team of nurses to ensure full and holistic health care provision for Camp Wediko students and staff.
Oversee all aspects of youth medication administration including documentation of incoming medications, administering scheduled, as needed, and over-the counter medications to youth as prescribed and in accordance with caregiver approval, and maintaining up-to-date medication administration records.
Coordinate with Camp Wediko prescriber around medication changes.
Facilitate refills of medications as needed including communicating and notifying caregivers about medications that require a refill.
Coordinate and/or lead the provision of on-site medical care for all students, staff, and visitors at Camp Wediko including administration of first aid and providing on-site medical care for ongoing medical concerns and issues.
Coordinate student and staff care at medical centers and hospitals as necessary and with an awareness of medical insurance coverage and knowledge of which medical centers offer necessary services.
Support direct care and supervisory staff around the implementation of healthcare plans for students with chronic medical issues such as diabetes, asthma, allergies, anemia, etc.
Coordinate with direct care staff to address individual students’ dietary needs and food plans.
Communicate with caregivers around ongoing medical concerns, medical emergencies, and medication management.
Gather and maintain appropriate medical information and maintain the necessary medical records of Camp Wediko students and staff.
Complete all relevant forms following injuries and, if necessary, report to the Health and Safety Executive.
Ensure that the Camp Wediko’s medical protocol is adhered to at all times.
Undertake all other medical duties, responsibilities and tasks as reasonably requested by the Nurse Manager or Camp Wediko Director.
We are committed to excellence in diversity, equity, and inclusion, while simultaneously creating a culture that supports those values. We believe the differences we bring enhance our ability to provide exceptional service and care to diverse children, families, and communities. Moreover, diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging align with our values and our mission to help vulnerable children and their families build permanent, positive change.
Candidates must possess an up-to-date RN or LPN licensure in New Hampshire or a compact state, with preferred experience of three or more years in residential services or the medical field. Essential qualifications include strong communication and organizational skills, familiarity with EHRs, and the physical ability to navigate rugged outdoor terrain.
Market context
Summer program nursing roles in New Hampshire can be competitive because camps and residential programs need clinicians who can work independently, communicate clearly, and manage routine care in a fast-moving setting. This role stands out for candidates with current New Hampshire or compact-state RN or LPN licensure, EHR familiarity, and residential or medical experience; the job requirements and benefits here are AI-summarized from the original posting, saving you research time. If you are considering applying, confirm your license status and review any camp-health or residential care experience before submitting.