Outdoor Science Instructor, Naturalist - Outdoor Science School

Under general direction, conduct an activity oriented, interdisciplinary curriculum in science field study to diverse fifth and sixth grade students in a camp setting; also train, supervise and evaluate high school Cabin Leaders and conduct evening activities. Approximately 145 days between September and June.

Three years of related experience teaching and/or working with youth in the outdoors.BA/BS preferred but not required

Bilingual educators are highly encouraged to apply

License or Certificate:Valid and current First Aid (minimum is WFA) and CPR. WFA can be obtained after an individual is hired, before beginning work.SALARY/BENEFITS:- Salaries start at $25.84/hour - $28.32/hour depending on experience with an increase each year up to six years. - 2.5% stipend for fluent Spanish speakers who pass the Bilingual Assessment- 5% stipend for fluent Spanish speakers who can read and write and pass the Biliterate Assessment- Single-only dental and vision benefits are provided.- PERS retirement benefits for current members or after 1000 hours of service for non-members- Lunch during the work week is provided.

Room and board are not provided.- This is a Classified Temporary position. Sick days are accrued. Holiday pay is not available.

Submit: Online Application Letter of Introduction Resume and Three Work-Related Reference Contacts Proof of Wilderness First Aid (WFA) certification (or higher). Note - if you do not have a WFA or higher certification it is ok to apply for the position and obtain the WFA certification before or soon after start date.