Sports Performance Assistant, Part-Time - Temporary

Georgetown University

1d•$16 - $18•Onsite

About The Position

Under the direction of the Head of Sports Performance, the Sports Performance Coach provides evaluation, instruction, accountability, and implementation of speed development, cardiovascular conditioning, or injury prevention as it pertains to their sport in the arena of play. They provide weight room assistance, program implementation, speed enhancement, and conditioning components for all student-athletes.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree
2 years of strength and conditioning experience, preferably at NCAA Division I level
National Strength & Conditioning Assoc. C.S.C.S (Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist) or S.C.C.C. (Strength & Conditioning Coach Certified)
Experience with Olympic style movements, working with female athletes and mass groups of athletes
Ability to work confidently in a crisis or emergency situation and demonstrate knowledge of safety practices
Knowledge of University and Department philosophies, policies, and regulations
Strong organizational skills and NCAA regulations
Ability to make administrative/procedural decisions and judgments
Strong interpersonal skills that demonstrate an ability to work effectively with a wide range of constituencies in a diverse community
Ability to foster a cooperative work environment and communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing
Possess a valid driver’s license with good driving record and insurability
Proficiency in computer use and relevant Microsoft applications

Nice To Haves

Master’s degree preferred
S.A.C. (Speed, Agility, & Conditioning), U.S.W.F (United States Weightlifting Federation) or N.A.S.M. (National Academy of Sports Medicine – Institutional Certification)

Responsibilities

Provides evaluation, instruction, accountability, and implementation of speed development, cardiovascular conditioning, or injury prevention as it pertains to their sport in the arena of play.
Provides weight room assistance, program implementation, speed enhancement, and conditioning components for all student-athletes.