Join Our Team

J Camps, located at the JCC of Greater Baltimore, is looking for energetic, dedicated staff members who are interested in working in a fun, creative camp environment this summer. Our programming has a variety of focuses including aquatics, arts & culture, athletics, nature, science and more with a foundation of Judaism. In addition, our training includes child development workshops, skill sharing, and certification in Basic Water Safety and CPR. We hire on a rolling basis, and we offer excellent camper discounts for summer staff.  While most of our positions are full-time, we do have a few that run for only select weeks.

For more information, contact us at jcamps@jcc.org.

The Camp Operations Lead will collaborate with the Senior Director of Operations to provide operational support to J Camps. This includes overseeing set up, modified scheduled days, communication with leadership and staff, and assisting with carpool. This position also involves providing logistical and setup support for special events. This position will play a key role in the set-up and clean-up of camp.

Registered Nurse or Certified Medication Training (CMT) to provide excellent medical care to campers aged 4-15 as a part of J Camps an ACA Accredited Day Camp. Opportunity to use medical skills in a fun setting with wonderful staff perks!

The Assistant Director of the Counselor in Training (CIT) program plays a vital role in supporting the growth and development of aspiring counselors. This role includes a combination of administrative duties, direct assistance to the CIT Director and CITs, and facilitating program activities. The Assistant is expected to demonstrate professionalism, strong organizational skills, and a commitment to fostering a positive and supportive learning environment.

Our camp cooking specialist will have the exciting role of bringing cooking to J Camps. They will create an 8-week cooking curriculum that will teach our campers new skills. The ideal candidate will be asked to have a strong understanding of camper food allergies and Kashrut (Kosher Policy).

The ideal teaching artist is prepared to be a role model within their field, has experience and loves teaching children of all ages, and has extensive experience in their art form. The ideal candidate would include someone who enjoys working with young people and/or theatre for young audiences. These positions also require teaching classes within their art form to campers. Looking for teaching artists in a variety of theatrical, visual, performance, and any similar fields.

Under the supervision of the Director of Youth Arts Education, ideal candidates are prepared to be role models to their team and campers alike, have a can-do demeanor, has experience and loves working with children, and has experience in or avid appreciation for the performing arts. Those who wish to be selected to work alongside the artistic team must have experience in stage management or qualifying comparable experience.

The Rosenbloom Owings Mills JCC Children’s Theatre Production Company (CTPC) is seeking a choreographer for the upcoming summer 2025 CTPC production of Wizard of Oz Youth Edition (grades 3-8) that will perform on the Gordon stage with full set, costumes, microphones, lighting, and more. The choreographer will work and collaborate with the show director, as well as selected production assistants to help run rehearsals, review dances, and any other duties assigned to them in relation to the show.

The Rosenbloom Owings Mills JCC Children’s Theatre Production Company (CTPC) is seeking a director for the upcoming summer 2025 CTPC Jr Revue production of Dare to Dream: A Disney Musical Revue (grades 3-8) that will perform on Gordon stage with basic theatrical elements. Each camp day will include musical theatre preparatory classes, auditions, rehearsals, and the final product of a full production. CTPC also incorporates swimming and field trips.

Our head of athletics will have the exciting role of teaching sports to our J Day Campers and leading a team of three people. They will create an 8-week athletics curriculum that will teach the campers about teamwork, sportsmanship, and basic hand eye coordination. The ideal candidate will have experience teaching or coaching a sport and leading a small team.