Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach

Posting Number: SP005297P

Division/College: Athletics

Department: General Athletic Support

Location: Moscow

Posting Context Statement:

The Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach (ASCC) is directly responsible for establishing, implementing, directing, and supervising the strength and conditioning programs for assigned intercollegiate athletic teams, as well as assisting with the design and implementation of the strength and conditioning of football. The ASCC will assist with coordinating the intercollegiate athletics use of the Iverson Speed and Strength Center, as well as assist in the daily cleaning and upkeep of the facility. The position reports directly to the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach (Olympic Sports).

Position Overview:

The Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach (ASCC) is directly responsible for establishing, implementing, directing, and supervising the strength and conditioning programs for assigned intercollegiate athletic teams, as well as assisting with the design and implementation of the strength and conditioning of football. The Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach will also assist with coordinating the intercollegiate athletics use of the Iverson Speed and Strength Center, as well as assist in the daily cleaning and upkeep of the facility. The Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach will assist in the supervision of graduate assistants, student assistants, interns, practicum students, part-time employees and work study individuals. The position reports directly to the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach (Olympic Sports).

Required Experience:

Two years in intercollegiate strength and conditioning
Implementing strength and conditioning programs for multiple sports
Using computer software and applications for word processing, email and internet research
Communicating effectively with student-athletes, coaches, staff, facilities personnel, and medical professionals
Experience with NCAA and conference rules and regulations related to Strength and Conditioning

Required Education:

None

Required Other:

Certification from an industry-recognized professional organization
Current First aid/AED/CPR certified Obtaining Continuing Education Units (CEU’s) as required to maintain professional certification
Maintaining membership in professional organizations, reading professional journals, and attending conferences
Must be able to travel

Additional Preferred:

Bachelor’s degree from an accredited University
Previous experience programming for Division I Olympic sports
Previous experience coaching Olympic style lifts
Knowledge of sports nutrition and previous experience relating information to student-athletes
Previous experience in Strength and Conditioning for Division I WBB or MBB
Knowledge of OSHA blood borne pathogen guidelines