Camp Nurses have several duties around camp.  On Monday mornings they check in all the campers while collecting all the campers' medications.  Throughout the week camp nurses dispense all medications and treat any incidental injuries that may occur at camp.  Along with that: talking with homesick campers, providing a cool drink of water and being present at camp activities keep the camp nurse pretty busy throughout the day.
The camp nurse can be a male or female adult meeting the state and camp requirements for being a camp nurse at Trail Ridge Camp.   

By having one or more of these credentials, you may be qualified to be a camp nurse.  Please call or email Trail Ridge to see if you qualify or if you have any other questions about serving as a camp nurse at Trail Ridge Camp!
 

• EMT
• Paramedic
• Physician
• RN
• Physician Assistant
• Practical Nurse
• American Red Cross: Emergency Medical Response, Responding to Emergencies
• American Red Cross: Adult, Infant, Child First Aid/CPR
• American Red Cross: Wilderness and Remote First Aid
• American Red Cross: Lifeguard Certification Course, CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer
• American Heart Association: BLS Provider
• American Heart Association: Heartsaver First Aid
• American Safety and Health Institute: Advanced First Aid
• American Safety and Health Institute: Basic First Aid
• American Safety and Health Institute: CPR Pro for the Professional Rescuer
• Boy Scouts of America: Wilderness First Aid and Doctrine Guidelines
• National Athletic Trainer Association: Certified Trainer
• NOLS Wilderness Medical Institute: Wilderness First Aid CPR Component
• NOLS Wilderness Medical Institute: Wilderness First Aid
• NOLS Wilderness Medical Institute: Wilderness First Responder
• SOLO: Wilderness First Responder
• Wilderness Medical Associates: Wilderness First Aid
• Wilderness Medical Associates: Wilderness First Responder