Employment
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Olympic Peninsula has a variety of positions open in both Port Angeles and Sequim, WA. With two Clubhouses, Turner Unit and Carroll C. Kendall Unit, we proudly employ passionate professionals with a wide range of backgrounds.
Available Positions
Turner Unit, Port Angeles
- Summer Food Site Supervisor(s)
- Teen Room Director
- Child Nutrition Program Assistant
- Youth Development Professionals & Substitutes
- Maintenance Technician
Carroll C. Kendall Unit, Sequim
- Summer Food Site Supervisor(s)
- Library Coordinator
- Youth Development Professional Substitutes
All applicants must enjoy working with youth, be self-starters, be able to lead a group, and pass a background check. Please email info@bgc-op.org with a resume. Please complete a job application and submit at the front desk.
We welcome applications on an ongoing basis. Resumes and applications will be kept on file.
Current Job Spotlights-Hiring Now!
We provide a variety of services to youth on the Olympic Peninsula. These services and programs include free meals, academic tutoring, art lessons, gardening clubs and more. Join our team and help support these programs.
Summer Food Site Supervisor(s)
We are seeking a highly organized, positive, and community-minded individual to fulfill the seasonal roles of the Summer Food Site Supervisor.
The Summer Food Site Supervisor bags lunches, loads coolers, and distributes meals to four locations within our community with another Site Supervisor. Our organization produces, packages, and deploys 200-500 free lunches to all youth in the community.
Job Details:
- Schedule: June 2, 2025-August 29, 2025
- Monday-Friday 9:30am-2:45pm
- Must be at least 18 with a driver's license.
- This position requires driving a 12-passenger van
See job posting on Indeed for more information
Youth Development Professional(s)
We are seeking youth development professionals who are responsible for providing daily programs, services and activities for Club members that are consistent with the organization’s youth development mission and goals.
Youth development professionals are primarily, but not exclusively, responsible for supervising a specific, single department in one of the core program areas. One of the greatest challenges for the youth development professional is to develop positive, productive relationships with members.
We welcome applications at any time. Resumes and applications will be kept on file. Positions are often Monday through Friday 2:00pm to 6:00pm.