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Stanford: Stanford University is accepting applications for volunteer intern coaches to contribute to the Sports Performance program for the 2023 Summer/Fall Quarters. Qualified candidates will have the opportunity to serve as an intern for the Stanford Olympic Sports Performance Program. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to assist in all training sessions in compliance with NCAA rules. This is an UNPAID opportunity that provides experience assisting the sports performance staff with the implementation of comprehensive, sport-specific, injury prevention and performance enhancement training programs. In addition to daily responsibilities, this internship includes a professional development curriculum built on the foundation of the Stanford Sports Performance training philosophies. This curriculum includes education of functional strength training techniques, coaching development, sport-specific conditioning concepts, sport science technologies and applications, professional development presentations, programming, weight room management/logistics, along with injury prevention practices. The goal of this internship is to develop highly effective sports performance coaches with the potential to transition into a paid position with Stanford, another university, or professional organization. Potential candidates must possess a desire to become a collegiate sports performance coach, strong character, and demonstrate effective organizational and communication skills. Required qualifications include: Achievement or current pursuit of a Bachelor’s Degree in Exercise Science or related course of study; Achievement or current pursuit of CSCS or SCCC certification; Applicants must also have current CPR/AED certification. This internship is expected to begin Monday July 31st, 2023, and requires a 6-month time commitment with opportunities to continue pending positive evaluation. Deadline to apply is: June 30th, 2023. If interested in working with Stanford Olympic Sports Performance, send email with subject header “Stanford Olympic Sports Performance Internship - Last Name, First Name.” Please attach cover letter, resume and a list of three professional references as one PDF file to ahtran@stanford.edu.
Reinhardt: The Reinhardt University Strength and Conditioning Department is seeking to fill one Graduate Assistant position. The position will report directly to the Director of Strength and Conditioning. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, assisting with all sports and the opportunity to lead 2-4 teams. Hours will vary and will include early mornings and late evenings, and some travel. Other responsibilities include: assisting with supervision and execution of strength/speed programs for various sports, daily maintenance and upkeep of facility, interns, etc. Candidates will receive valuable hands-on coaching experience in all aspects as well as the opportunity to learn and grow in the field of Strength & Conditioning. QUALIFICATIONS: Candidates must hold a BA/BS in Kinesiology or Exercise Science related field. CPR, First Aid and AED certification required. Preferred Qualifications: Certification as a Strength and Conditioning Coach (CSCCa, CSCS or NSCA) or must be able to obtain within one year of hire. Candidates must possess strong communication skills, positive energy, attention to detail, sense of urgency, and strong work ethic. Skills and proficiency with Microsoft Excel is preferred. Start date is negotiable either summer of 2023 or Fall 2023. To apply, interested applicants should send a cover letter, resume, and references as 1 PDF document to weston.gillespie@reinhardt.edu.
Landmark Christian HS (GA): Landmark Christian HS is looking to hire a director AND assistant director of fitness and performance training. These are both full-time 12-month position. The Director of Fitness & Performance Training is responsible for designing and implementing safe and appropriate training programs for all student athletes and Fitness and Performance Training Classes. The Director will mentor, educate, develop, and empower the Assistant Director of Fitness and Performance Training while overseeing all sports using the weight room, court, or field work for fitness and performance training. The Director will also be responsible for leading extracurricular activities, events, and drop off/pick up duties as needed. Position would start August 1, 2023. Applicants should apply by sending a Cover Letter, a Resume, a Statement of Faith, and a list of 6 references all as one PDF to Coach Charlie Rhea at crhea@landmark-cs.org with the subject line saying: "Director of Fitness and Performance Training Application" or "Assistant Director of Fitness and Performance Training Application". Interviews will begin immediately. The Cover Letter should include the following: 1. Why you are interested in the position. 2. Why you are qualified for the position. 3. What your top 5 strengths are as a person with an example of each strength in action. 4. What your top 5 weaknesses are as a person. Provide an example of each weakness in action and how you learned from that experience. 5. How you would make Landmark a better place if you were hired, specifically for the School, the Athletics Program, the Fitness and Performance Training Program, the PE Program, and the impact you would have on the sport teams and sport coaches you work with. The Statement of Faith should include the following: 1. How you became a Christian. 2. What the gospel is. 3. Your current situation and involvement with a local church. 4. Your biggest failure in your faith and what you learned from it. 5. The most important lesson you have learned in your faith journey. The References should include the following: 1. 1 from your former/current boss. 2. 1 from your former/current employee team member. 3. 1 from your friend group.
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