Carse made his England Test debut in October against Pakistan, going on to play five of the six Tests there and in New Zealand.
The South Africa-born bowler made a strong impression with his ability to generate pace on batter-friendly wickets, taking 27 wickets across those Tests.
With a five-match home series against India starting on 20 June, Campbell said that Carse will need overs to get up to sharpness for that series.
He is hoping that the bowler will play in successive matches at Banks Homes Riverside against Notts and then Somerset seven days later.
“If England have identified that first game against India as his first game of the summer, Brydon is not a guy like Mark Wood who can just sit on the sidelines and then come out and bowl fast,” Campbell said.
“Brydon does need a bit of work and he needs to bowl some overs.
“So I am hoping that we have him for the next couple of Durham matches, which would be a great thing for Brydon and a great thing for Durham.”
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