Strength & Conditioning Coach (SMIP)

Resolution Think•San Clemente, CA

10d•$70,288 - $75,000•Onsite

About The Position

Cognito Systems, a joint venture between Resolution Think LLC and Quarter Line Consulting Services, is seeking a Strength & Conditioning Coach to work on-site at Camp Pendleton. This role is crucial for the United States Marine Corps’ Sports Medicine Injury Prevention (SMIP) Program, aiming to optimize Marine performance and readiness. As a civilian contractor, you will contribute to providing outstanding healthcare and human performance expertise within military medicine.

Requirements

US citizen
Able to read, write, and speak English
Maintain active BLS through American Heart Association or American Red Cross
Bachelor's degree in an appropriate field (e.g., Kinesiology, athletic training, exercise science, exercise physiology, biomechanics or education)
Certification as a Strength and Conditioning Coach (NSCA Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) OR CSCC Strength and Conditioning Coach (SCCC))
5 years of demonstrated experience as a strength and conditioning coach; 12 months of experience in preceding 36 months
Maintain level of fitness that allows individual to demonstrate all prescribed exercises/activities and to hike rough terrain and function in austere environments
Lift and manipulate weights up to 50 lbs

Nice To Haves

Masters degree
Experience in military, D1 collegiate athletics, or Olympic/professional level
Knowledge of human performance technology and utilization in program design

Responsibilities

Complement Athletic Trainer capabilities to support initial screening, primary prevention, and “return to play” functions.
Serve as the primary linkage between SMIP Athletic Trainers and unit Force Fitness Instructors.
Assist in the rehabilitation of injured Marines through evidence-based strength and conditioning programming.
Coordinate individualized exercise programs for safe and expeditious return to training.
Participate in multi-disciplinary team meetings to review physical training programs, injury prevention, and reconditioning treatment programs.
Refer personnel with new or undiagnosed medical conditions to a licensed medical provider.
Conduct specialized assessments based on unit Mission Essential Tasks (METs).
Gather, assess, and display data using sensor technology and software systems.
Prepare updates on the physical readiness of supported Marines in conjunction with Athletic Trainers.
Design, administer, and evaluate unit and individual physical training protocols.
Assist in the design of evidence-based physical training plans to optimize performance and mitigate injuries.
Provide instruction and guidance on applied anatomy, exercise physiology, kinesiology and biomechanics, physical conditioning, injury prevention and recognition, stretching, and posture and body mechanics.
Oversee the use of assigned equipment, ensuring safe and effective operation.
Assist with inventory and maintenance of supplies and equipment.
Assist in the preparation of the budget and supply requisitions.
Prepare information collected for use by Commanders, Marines, Athletic Trainers, and healthcare providers.
Support service level data collection and research efforts.
Support the development and/or revision of local SMIP Program and Force Fitness Instructor Program Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
Attend required training and participate in periodic professional development training.