Bend Metro Park & Recreation District Benefits Overview

Supports children, teens, and adults with disabilities in inclusive recreation programs. Supervises participants, leads developmentally appropriate crafts and games, adapts activities to individual needs, communicates with families, prepares materials, documents progress, maintains safety, and responds to incidents. Programs may include field trips and require indoor or outdoor work, physical activity, and occasional evenings, weekends, or holidays.

Part-time seasonal concessionaire responsible for greeting customers, taking orders, preparing and serving food and beverages, processing cash and card payments, maintaining sanitation, stocking inventory, completing opening and closing procedures, and providing basic facility information. The role requires customer service skills, basic math, safe food handling, cash-handling accuracy, and an Oregon Food Handler Card or ability to obtain one within five days of hire.

Athletic Officials officiate youth and adult roller and ice hockey games, enforcing sport rules and safety policies while maintaining fairness and control. They communicate with players, coaches, parents, and staff; handle emergencies; complete reports; identify facility hazards; attend training clinics; and complete required concussion and mandatory reporting training. The role involves variable evening and weekend schedules, physical activity, and working with potentially difficult participants or crowds.