Oregon Museum of Science and Industry

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Outdoor Education Program Supervisors are part of a team of passionate educators and learners committed to providing transformative concept-based outdoor science education experiences at the Coastal Discovery Center. They supervise seasonal staff and manage program logistics, assist the manager with staff onboarding and the daily operation of the site, as well as contributing to dismantling barriers and increasing inclusion and accessibility for all staff and participants. March – November positions available with pay beginning at $150 per day.

Outdoor Science Instructors are a passionate team of educators and learners committed to providing transformative concept-based outdoor science education experiences. Using our curricula, instructors plan and lead lessons that are student-centered and place-based for all ages with the great outdoors as their classroom! March - November and March – June positions available with pay beginning at $120 per day.

Camp Counselors are a passionate team of mentors and youth leaders committed to providing transformative overnight summer camp experiences. Counselors are in charge of small groups of campers in cabins, in addition to supervising campers in nearly every activity and aspect of camp. This position also takes on support roles like camp assistant in the dining hall, light cleaning, bus or van monitoring, and assisting team members with activities and lessons. Work schedule depends on programming needs. June – August positions available beginning at $65 per day.

Additional Information About Oregon Museum of Science and Industry

Founded in 1944, OMSI is a center of excellence in science teaching and learning as well as a valued destination for the community. We are proud to be the largest museum-based outdoor education program in the country, operating at our two camps: the Coastal Discovery Center and Hancock Field Station. The Coastal Discovery Center at Camp Gray is located one mile from the Pacific Ocean, in Newport, Oregon. Camp Gray staff teach connections between ocean currents, flora and fauna, and the climate while hiking coastal forests, dunes, and beaches. Hancock Field Station is located in the Clarno Unit of the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument in north central Oregon. Hancock Field Station has access to one of the world’s most significant fossil sites, nearby canyons, archaeology sites, and the John Day River.