Job Description

Health Support Assistant (First-Year Nursing/LPN Student)

Location:

Easter Seals Camp Horizon - Bragg Creek, Alberta

Training Dates:

Mandatory paid training from

June 2-21, 2025

Eligibility for CSJ Component:

Must be aged 15-30 and legally entitled to work in Canada

About Easter Seals Camp Horizon

Easter Seals Camp Horizon, located in the stunning Kananaskis region, has offered accessible, inclusive summer camp experiences since 1965 for children and adults with disabilities and medical conditions. Our programs include adventure activities like climbing, rafting, and camping, tailored to support a wide variety of needs.


You'll be part of a supportive and collaborative team that's passionate about creating a safe, empowering experience for every camper.

About the Role

As a

Health Support Assistant

, you'll work under the supervision of licensed nurses to assist with camper wellness and healthcare delivery in a dynamic outdoor setting. This entry-level opportunity is ideal for

first-year RN or LPN students

who want hands-on experience in disability-inclusive care and camp-based health services.

Key Responsibilities

Camper Wellness Support

Assist in monitoring campers for signs of illness or distress. Help with hydration reminders, sunscreen application, and hygiene check-ins. Support medication rounds by preparing supplies for supervising nurses.

Health Centre Operations

Restock and organize supplies in the Health Centre. Maintain clean, sanitary spaces in accordance with protocols. Assist with health screening check-in tasks for arriving campers.

Team Support & Communication

Flag any health concerns to the senior health team. Communicate respectfully with campers, families, and staff. Promote a safe and inclusive camp environment.

You Bring

Enrollment in the

first year

of a

Registered Nursing (RN)

or

Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN)

program.

Proof of enrollment

(acceptance letter, transcript, or registrar confirmation).

Standard First Aid and CPR-C certification

(or willingness to obtain prior to start). Organized, observant, and eager to learn in a fast-paced setting. Strong interpersonal skills and comfort working with people with disabilities.

CSJ Grant Eligibility (for July 5 - August 29)

You must:

Be between

15-30 years of age

at the start of employment. Be a

Canadian citizen, permanent resident, or refugee

with a valid work permit. Be legally entitled to work in Alberta.

What We Offer

Free accommodations and meals

provided while campers are onsite. Mentorship from licensed nurses and healthcare staff. Hands-on learning in disability and inclusive health care. Outdoor work experience in a meaningful, community-driven environment.

Conditions of Employment

Clear

Police Information Check with Vulnerable Sector Screening

(completed before start date). Valid

First Aid and CPR-C

certification. Commitment to attend

all training

(June 2-21, 2025). Willingness to work full contract term from

June 2 - August 29, 2025

. * Ability to work 5-6 days per week, with a mix of day/evening shifts.