Both Pools at the Natelli Y will be CLOSED, Sunday, August 16th through Saturday, August 22nd for cleaning and maintenance.

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Now HiringBuild a Career with Purpose

Work That Makes a Difference

A career at the YMCA of Frederick County is more than a job—it’s an opportunity to strengthen your community while growing personally and professionally. Our team members support youth, families, and adults through programs that promote health, learning, belonging, and connection. Whether you’re coaching young athletes, supporting childcare programs, leading wellness classes, or guiding members, your work helps build healthy spirit, mind, and body for all.
Join an inclusive, mission-driven organization where your passion and skills can create lasting impact every day.

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Why Work at the Y

The YMCA offers a supportive, people-centered work environment grounded in our core values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility. Team members enjoy meaningful roles serving our community through childcare, youth sports, aquatics, health and wellness, arts, membership services, and more. With opportunities for training, leadership development, and advancement, you’ll build valuable skills while making a positive difference in the lives of others.
As one of Frederick County’s largest community-serving organizations, the Y provides a workplace where you feel valued, connected, and empowered to grow.

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Careers That Fit Your Future

Whether you’re seeking a full-time career, part-time role, or seasonal position, the YMCA offers opportunities across multiple locations—including Downtown, Natelli Family Y, the Y Arts Center, Sports Warehouse, Teaching Kitchen, and Camp West Mar. Positions range from early childhood educators and lifeguards to membership staff, fitness instructors, coaches, and administrative roles.
We provide training, certifications, and ongoing support to help you excel in your position and advance your career within the Y movement.

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