City Camp Nurse - Spring Break
Top Benefits
About the role
Location & Dates
March 20, 2026 | 4 hours (one nurse for training)
March 24 - 27, 2026 | 40 hours
8 hours/day @ an Elementary School in the Surrey School District
Compensation: $35/hour
Positions available: 2: Opener - 8:00 am - 4:00 pm, Closer - 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
We would love to have two people for the whole week, but we understand the realities of a nursing schedule. If you are interested in doing one or more days of camp, let’s talk!
About us:
West Coast Kids Cancer Foundation (WCK) is a charity that supports families navigating childhood cancer and blood disorders with small actions that make a big impact every day. Our families need food, connection, resources, and mental health support. We help families feel held and heard through family-led programming that eases the burden.
About City Camp:
City Camp is the only day camp in B.C. where kids aged 5-12 / siblings of kids with cancer and blood disorders can join in on all the magic of camp while being able to sleep in their own bed at night. Hosted in close proximity to the hospital and with a medical team on-site, kids on treatment never have to miss out on the camp experience.
Position in a nutshell:
Exceptional medical staff are essential to City Camp's success. The medical team works closely with WCK staff and volunteers to create a safe and fun camp experience, where kids can play and learn new skills in a medically supervised environment.
And you?
You are confident and comfortable managing complex medical needs outside of a hospital setting. You are a problem solver who can quickly adapt to new or unexpected situations. You can communicate and give directions to others in a direct and warm manner. Among your Nurse superpowers, you are a master of fun, a creator of joy, and a child at heart. In this unconventional nursing environment, you are willing to step up to help wherever needed.
As a valued team member, you will:
- Facilitate camper registration and support the daily check-in and check-out processes
- Administer oral medications as required
- Provide first aid for minor injuries
- Manage emergency medical situations and provide emergency care as needed
- Communicate with parents regarding medical care and answer medical-specific questions about City Camp programming
- Promote health and wellness expectations, such as washing hands, wearing a mask, applying sunscreen, etc.
- Work alongside WCK staff and volunteers to ensure the health and wellness of all campers
Qualifications and experience:
- Bachelor of Science in Nursing
- BCCNM registration in good standing
- Valid First Aid/CPR certificate
- are required
- A clear Vulnerable Sector Criminal Records Check
- Minimum one year of experience working in an acute setting. Pediatric and oncology experience is preferable but not required
- Experience working with children in a recreation or camp setting is an asset
- APHON Chemotherapy/Biotherapy Provider certification is an asset
- Secondary language skills are an asset
To apply:
We want to hear from you! If you are interested in joining the fun as a City Camp Nurse, please send a resume and cover letter to Chez Yeates, Connection Programs Coordinator, using the instructions on our website.
West Coast Kids Cancer Foundation is committed to equality, diversity and a welcoming and inclusive workplace. We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only short-listed candidates will be contacted for consideration.
Job Types: Fixed term contract, Seasonal
Contract length: 2 weeks
Pay: $35.00 per hour
Benefits:
- Casual dress
- On-site parking
Work Location: In person
About West Coast Kids Cancer Foundation
West Coast Kids Cancer Foundation a registered Canadian charity. We provide daily, practical support to families navigating childhood cancer and blood disorders in B.C. with our much-needed and family-focused programs. Through our programs: Kids with cancer or blood disorders experience joy Siblings know they matter Parents and caregivers know they are not alone
We are transparent about where your donations go, how they are used, and the direct benefits they bring to the families. We call this approach 'real purpose funding', with the time and money from our generous volunteers and donors making real change in the lives of the families we support.
City Camp Nurse - Spring Break
Top Benefits
About the role
Location & Dates
March 20, 2026 | 4 hours (one nurse for training)
March 24 - 27, 2026 | 40 hours
8 hours/day @ an Elementary School in the Surrey School District
Compensation: $35/hour
Positions available: 2: Opener - 8:00 am - 4:00 pm, Closer - 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
We would love to have two people for the whole week, but we understand the realities of a nursing schedule. If you are interested in doing one or more days of camp, let’s talk!
About us:
West Coast Kids Cancer Foundation (WCK) is a charity that supports families navigating childhood cancer and blood disorders with small actions that make a big impact every day. Our families need food, connection, resources, and mental health support. We help families feel held and heard through family-led programming that eases the burden.
About City Camp:
City Camp is the only day camp in B.C. where kids aged 5-12 / siblings of kids with cancer and blood disorders can join in on all the magic of camp while being able to sleep in their own bed at night. Hosted in close proximity to the hospital and with a medical team on-site, kids on treatment never have to miss out on the camp experience.
Position in a nutshell:
Exceptional medical staff are essential to City Camp's success. The medical team works closely with WCK staff and volunteers to create a safe and fun camp experience, where kids can play and learn new skills in a medically supervised environment.
And you?
You are confident and comfortable managing complex medical needs outside of a hospital setting. You are a problem solver who can quickly adapt to new or unexpected situations. You can communicate and give directions to others in a direct and warm manner. Among your Nurse superpowers, you are a master of fun, a creator of joy, and a child at heart. In this unconventional nursing environment, you are willing to step up to help wherever needed.
As a valued team member, you will:
- Facilitate camper registration and support the daily check-in and check-out processes
- Administer oral medications as required
- Provide first aid for minor injuries
- Manage emergency medical situations and provide emergency care as needed
- Communicate with parents regarding medical care and answer medical-specific questions about City Camp programming
- Promote health and wellness expectations, such as washing hands, wearing a mask, applying sunscreen, etc.
- Work alongside WCK staff and volunteers to ensure the health and wellness of all campers
Qualifications and experience:
- Bachelor of Science in Nursing
- BCCNM registration in good standing
- Valid First Aid/CPR certificate
- are required
- A clear Vulnerable Sector Criminal Records Check
- Minimum one year of experience working in an acute setting. Pediatric and oncology experience is preferable but not required
- Experience working with children in a recreation or camp setting is an asset
- APHON Chemotherapy/Biotherapy Provider certification is an asset
- Secondary language skills are an asset
To apply:
We want to hear from you! If you are interested in joining the fun as a City Camp Nurse, please send a resume and cover letter to Chez Yeates, Connection Programs Coordinator, using the instructions on our website.
West Coast Kids Cancer Foundation is committed to equality, diversity and a welcoming and inclusive workplace. We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only short-listed candidates will be contacted for consideration.
Job Types: Fixed term contract, Seasonal
Contract length: 2 weeks
Pay: $35.00 per hour
Benefits:
- Casual dress
- On-site parking
Work Location: In person
About West Coast Kids Cancer Foundation
West Coast Kids Cancer Foundation a registered Canadian charity. We provide daily, practical support to families navigating childhood cancer and blood disorders in B.C. with our much-needed and family-focused programs. Through our programs: Kids with cancer or blood disorders experience joy Siblings know they matter Parents and caregivers know they are not alone
We are transparent about where your donations go, how they are used, and the direct benefits they bring to the families. We call this approach 'real purpose funding', with the time and money from our generous volunteers and donors making real change in the lives of the families we support.