SUPERVISOR OF CAMP ZOO & FAMILY PROGRAMS

Job Title: Supervisor of Camp Zoo & Family Programs Department: Learning & Engagement Supervisor: Formal Learning & Engagement Manager Supervises: Camp Programs Assistant, Camp Programs Coordinator, Part-time seasonal Camp Instructors, Part-time seasonal Camper Inclusion Specialist, Volunteers FLSA Status: Full Time, Regular, Non-Exempt Pay: $30.25/hour You Should Apply If You...

Love inspiring the next generation of leaders and stewards through experiences that foster curiosity, empower conservation action and cultivate a deeper connection to the natural world!Are passionate about building a team culture rooted in the ACNC/Zoos Core Values of collaboration, respect, accountability, initiative and fun.Embrace diverse perspectives, backgrounds, abilities and learning styles in both the programs you lead and the team you support.Value regularly giving and receiving feedback as a tool for learning and growth.Demonstrate energy, resilience, creativity and adaptability in your work.Have strong communication and group management skills with groups of all ages.Are willing to work a flexible schedule in order to support programming and staffing needs.

General Statement: The Supervisor of Camp Zoo & Family Programs is an ambassador and educator for the ACNC/Phoenix Zoo.

The Supervisor is responsible for modeling, creating and maintaining a team culture that demonstrates the ACNC/Phoenix Zoos Core Values.

This position hires, trains and supervises the full-time Camp Programs Assistant and Camp Programs Coordinator, as well as the part-time seasonal Camp Zoo instructor team (day camp).

They are accountable for efficient and effective logistical operations of Camp Zoo and Family Programs.

They oversee the creation of curriculum and schedules for age-appropriate educational programs about the natural world for campers ages 5-15, early childhood ages 0-5 and other special events for all ages.

The Supervisor of Camp Zoo & Family Programs partners with the Supervisor of Night Camps to support all camp programming and develop an instructor team culture that represents the Core Values of the Phoenix Zoo.

They are cross-trained in Night Camp Program responsibilities, with an emphasis on supporting Night Camp operations during busy season (Feb-Apr).

This position requires a flexible and varied schedule that includes: Daytime shifts during the Summer Camp Zoo season (June-July) and Seasonal programming (school holidays).

Semi-regular weekend availability to support Family programming.Semi-regular evening availability to support Night Camp programming.All mandatory meetings and training.

Essential Duties: Provide quality guest service to both internal and external guests by maintaining a WILD (friendly, helpful, positive and professional) working attitude and appearance.Help create and maintain a team culture that reflects the ACNC/Zoo Core Values (accountability, collaboration, fun, initiative, and respect), serving as a role model and supporting others in develop...