Do you want to work for Camp Casey and get paid to horse around? We are always hiring Equine Therapists, Ranch Hands, Activity Leaders, and Hero Herd Horses. We have positions available for those with and without horse experience. Check out the links below for more information and apply today!
Job Opportunities
Internship Opportunities
Programming Intern
The Programming Intern is a competitive role and best suited for self-starting, creative, hard-working, passionate students looking to gain invaluable hands-on experience in the fields of (but not limited to): nonprofit operations, administration, resource management, community outreach, program development and social media content.
- Must be at least 18-years old with a valid drivers license
- Horse experience encouraged but not required
- Upper-class undergraduate or graduate student preferred but not required
- Some weekend availability
Seasonal Positions
Equine Therapist
The Equine Therapist is responsible for executing safe and effective Horsey House Calls and managing all horse-related elements of the Horsey House Call day. They must be comfortable being in charge of seasonal staff, the horse, volunteers and any participants during the Horsey House Call visit.
- Seasonal, part-time, paid per Horsey House Call visit
- Must be 18 or older
- Extensive horse experience required
- Must be comfortable driving a truck with a horse trailer
- Required training through Camp Casey
- Current proof of CPR/First Aid Certification
Ranch Hand
- Seasonal, part-time, paid per Horsey House Call
- Moderate horse experience required
- Current proof of CPR/First Aid Certification
Activity Leader
- Seasonal, part-time
- Paid per Horsey House Call
- No horse experience required
- Outgoing personality, engaging and good with children
- Excellent for students or teachers on summer vacation!
Hero Herd Horse
- Load/unload into Camp Casey’s trailer with ease
- Are calm and at ease in new/strange environments
- Have weekend availability
- Tolerate a therapeutic riding surcingle (TRS)
- Stand still well