Join Our Team
RAMAH DAROM IS HIRING!
Year-round full-time, part-time and seasonal positions are available at Ramah Darom.
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Paid summer and year-round retreat positions are available for motivated, energetic, positive individuals who want to spend their summer (or time throughout the year) teaching, coaching, and caring for our incredible children and raising the next generation of Jewish community leaders.
Retreat Counselors, Lifeguards & Babysitters
Interested in working at a Year-Round Retreat? Scroll down to learn more and reach out to rherman@ramahdarom.org.
- Receive a stipend, room and board with shared cabin accommodations and linens provided
- Travel expenses covered (if further than 50 miles)
- Must be 18+ (or 16 with parent/guardian on campus)
LimmudFest
Counselors & Lifeguards
Dates: Fri, Sep 1-Mon, Sep 4
Winter Break Family Camp
Counselors
Dates: Mon, Dec 25, 2023-Tue, Jan 1, 2024 (Includes Staff Training + 5-Day Camp)
Southern Schmooze
Counselors
Dates: Feb 2-4, 2024
B’teavon
Babysitters
Dates: Fri, Feb 16-Mon, Feb 19, 2024
Book It To Shabbat
Counselors
Dates: Fri, Mar 8-Sun, Mar 10, 2024
Passover Retreat
Counselors & Lifeguards
Dates: Sun, Apr 21-Wed, May 1, 2024
Interested in working at Camp Ramah Darom? Please reach out to awasser@ramahdarom.org.
Dining & Kitchen Staff
Positions are available in the kitchen and dining room during summer camp and year-round retreats.
- Front of House Support Staff
- Dishwashers
- Kitchen Staff
Please reach out to Anthony Franklin, Director of Campus Operations at afranklin@ramahdarom.org or 706.782.9307 for more information.
Maintenance & Facilities Staff
Positions are available for dependable facility maintenance, utility and logistics staff. Note that this is hands-on physical work. Must be able to lift and move 50 lbs. Please reach out to Anthony Franklin, Director of Campus Operations at afranklin@ramahdarom.org or 706.782.9307 for more information.
Join Our Board
Our Board of Directors and Board Committees bring together committed community members, camper parents, retreat participants and alumni from across the United States who donate their time in support of our North Star. The Board of Directors and Board Committees guide and support the efforts of our organization’s professional staff.
The Ramah Darom Board of Directors includes up to 25 members who are elected at our Annual Meeting each May. The Board has responsibility for overseeing all aspects of the organization consistent with our By-Laws. Each year, the Governance Committee nominates potential Board members who bring expertise in areas of key importance to our organization and who represent Ramah Darom’s core southeast communities. Directors may serve for two consecutive three-year terms. Executive Committee members may serve for an additional three two-year terms. Our Board of Directors meets several times each year.
Ramah Darom Board Committees include interested community members with specific areas of expertise, or with interest in key Ramah Darom programs. Committee members are appointed by our Board President based on recommendation from each Committee Chair and our professional staff. Committee members can be appointed at any time and serve terms ranging from one to several years. Serving on a Committee is often a stepping stone to being nominated to serve on the Board of Directors. Current Ramah Darom Committees include:
- Budget & Finance
- Camp
- Development
- Facilities
- Governance
- Medical
- Retreats
- Scholarship
- Security
The Ramah Darom Foundation Board of Directors consists of up to 15 members who are elected annually by the Ramah Darom Board and by current members of the Foundation Board. The Foundation Board has responsibility for managing the organization’s endowments. Directors may serve for terms of two, three or four years.
If you are interested in joining a Ramah Darom Committee or Board of Directors, please email Sharon Rosenfeld, Director of Development and Board Relations, at srosenfeld@ramahdarom.org.
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, gender identity or expression, age, religion, height, weight, AIDS/HIV status, intellectual disability, mental disability, physical disability, including but not limited to blindness, unless it is shown that such disability prevents performance of the work involved, medical condition, handicap, national origin, ancestry, sexual orientation, marital status, domestic partnership status, parental status, military status, veteran or military discharge status, source of income or housing status or any other status protected by applicable law.