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Marmon Valley Ministries employs without regard
to race, color, sex, national origin, age, disability, or veteran
status. As a Christian camp we carefully select employees who
demonstrate a sincere agreement with our purpose statement and our
doctrinal position. The following position descriptions do not
necessarily indicate current position availability.
The counselor is the primary care taker of campers during their stay.
The counselor is also the primary influence in the life of a camper
throughout the course of the week. Because of the nature of this role,
the counselor has the greatest amount of responsibility to instruct and
to model Christ-likeness for the camper.
A counselor’s is to
help their campers grow mentally, physically, spiritually and socially
in accordance with the Word of God. We approach this goal by using each
activity during the day to help the camper better understand Biblical
truth and to draw them into a closer relationship with the Savior.
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Making sure campers care for their daily hygiene...brushing
teeth, showering, changing clothes and so on.
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Getting campers to and from all events and meal times. Be on time.
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Participation in all events and activities unless otherwise
instructed
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AM
job assignment: riding instructor, food service, housekeeping, and
maintenance.
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Keeping your campers together and know where they are at all times.
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Facilitate cabin devotions and activities, teachable moments and
living transparently.
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Generating enthusiasm
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Evening Program and camper interaction
The primary responsibility for the stable
staff is to man the public stables and care for the horses as well as
teaching during the morning riding program. The hours will vary
depending on the assignment (AM/PM). Morning work may begin as early as
6:00 AM and it will finish in the evening around 6:00, with the
exception of scheduled evening horse events. Stable staff are expected
to participate in the evening programs each night. The horsemanship
director will assign break times throughout the week.
General Responsibilities:
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Trail guiding
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Round up/Round down and AM catching
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Teaching lessons and morning riding instruction
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Stable clean up, scooping manure
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Tack care
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Doctoring and graining horses
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Some horse training as experience & ability allow
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Some afternoon programming (Harness driving, colt training, saddle
soaping)
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Evening program and camper interaction
The primary responsibility for the Horse
Program Staff is to facilitate afternoon horse activities for campers as
well as act as a Horsemanship Instructor during morning riding classes.
The hours will vary depending on the assignment (AM/PM). Morning work
may begin as early as 6:00 AM and it will finish in the evening around
6:00, with the exception of scheduled evening horse events. Stable staff
are expected to participate in the evening programs each night. The
Horse Program Director will assign break times throughout the week.
General Responsibilities:
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Round up/Round down and AM catching
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Teaching lessons and morning riding instruction
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Stable clean up, scooping manure
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Doctoring and graining horses
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Facilitate Vaulting,
Harness Driving, "Horse Handling" or Saddle Soaping sessions
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May assist Horse Program
Director with Specialty horses camps: Equestrian Camp, Horsin'
Around Camp and Back Country Horse Camp)
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Evening program and camper interaction
The primary responsibility of a riding
instructor is to safely and with enthusiasm teach a horsemanship class
according to the level of the class. This is a morning assignment that
begins after breakfast and finishes when the instructor has accompanied
the entire riding class to the dining hall for lunch.
General Responsibilities:
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Work with or as an assistant
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Generate fun and enthusiasm for your class
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Be
educational, emphasizing safety and fun
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Instruct arena classes,
guide trail rides and facilitate ground classes
The primary responsibility of the
assistant riding instructor is to assist the riding instructor in all of
their above listed responsibilities.
Program
Staff
The primary responsibility of the
afternoon activity instructor is to safely and with enthusiasm teach an
activity to cabin groups. The afternoon schedule runs three activity
periods. The time before and after the activity periods is to be used
for setting up, fixing up and cleaning up. Afternoon activities are
always susceptible to change and cancellation, so program staff needs to
be flexible and ready to jump in to any event at any time. Program staff
are expected to participate in evening events.
General Responsibilities:
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Prepare for activity, set up, and get materials (tell Michelle if
any orders need to be placed)
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Supervise and lead campers at that activity
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Teach activity with enthusiasm
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Be
alert to safety (keep necessary logs) and report any accidents to
Program Director
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Evening Program and camper interaction
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May include leading
worship music and/or all camp devotional times
Food
Service
The primary responsibility for the food
service staff is to assist in meal preparation, serving and clean up,
under the head cook. The hours vary according to your assigned shifts
and specific responsibilities. The food service director will make
specific schedules that include break times. One day off will be
scheduled each week on the weekly staff assignment sheet. Food service
may be scheduled as an AM or PM responsibility, or it may be designated
as an all day assignment. Food service staff are expected to participate
in the evening programs.
General
Responsibilities:
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Food
Preparation
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Serving, Clean up and dishes
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Kitchen cleaning and trash disposal
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Evening program and camper interaction
The primary responsibility is to take
care of the general cleaning of our public facilities and to care for
the needs of any special summer guests. This may be assigned as an AM or
PM job assignment, or it may be scheduled for the entire day. Usually
the morning work will begin after breakfast and the job finishes around
6:00. Housekeeping staff are expected to participate in the evening
programs.
General
responsibilities:
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Facility cleaning
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Restroom cleaning and up-keep
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Meeting hospitality needs of guests
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Evening Program and camper interaction
The primary responsibilities for the
maintenance staff are to assist the maintenance directors in the
projects of the summer and to take care of routine maintenance tasks.
This area may be assigned as an AM or PM job assignment, or it may be
scheduled for the entire day. Work begins after breakfast and ends
around 6:00. Mornings and evenings are to be spent participating in the
camp program. A day off will be scheduled each week and the director of
maintenance will assign break times throughout the week.
General Responsibilities:
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