Head Strength & Conditioning Coach

Guilford College Psychology Department · Greensboro, NC · 1 mo ago

EducationFull-time

About the Role

Under the supervision of the Assistant Athletic Director for Sports Medicine and Head Athletic Trainer, the Strength and Conditioning Coach will oversee a comprehensive strength and conditioning program for all 21 Guilford College athletic teams. This role supports the college’s commitment to creating an academic institution where a variety of persons and perspectives are welcome, as well as to providing an environment where students from all cultures and backgrounds may succeed.

Responsibilities

Coordinate all aspects of a comprehensive strength and conditioning program for all student-athletes and intercollegiate athletic programs.
Collaborate with coaching staff on team-specific programming.
Supervise and approve all team-specific strength and conditioning programming.
Collaborate with Sports Medicine staff to educate student-athletes on injury prevention, reduction exercises, and rehabilitation.
Collaborate with the Assistant Athletic Director for Facilities, Operations and Intramurals on scheduling usage of the Mary Ragsdale Fitness Area.
Instruct and monitor student-athletes regarding proper weight training techniques.
Ensure the safe operation of all strength and conditioning equipment through enforcement and implementation of policies and procedures.
Provide nutrition education for all student-athletes within the scope of practice for a certified strength and conditioning coach.
Oversee speed, agility, and flexibility training for all teams.
Adhere to all college, NCAA, and Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) rules and regulations.
Travel to away contests and manage limited game-day responsibilities for home contests as required.
Work a flexible schedule, including evenings and weekends.
Perform other duties as assigned by the Director of Athletics and/or the Head Athletic Trainer/Assistant Athletic Director for Sports Medicine.

Requirements

Undergraduate degree.
National Strength Coaches Association’s CSCS certification (Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist) or equivalency.
CPR/First Aid certification.
Valid driver’s license.
Ability to lift 50 lbs.

Preferred Qualifications

2-3 years of experience coaching strength and conditioning at the collegiate level.
Commitment to recruiting, retaining, mentoring, and actively engaging with under-represented and underserved populations both on campus and in the broader community.

Benefits