Job Description Summary

Organization's Summary Statement: With the oversight of the Director of Strength & Conditioning, the Assistant Director of Strength and Conditioning for Olympic Sports will prepare male and female student-athletes at the University of Maryland for the rigor and demands of intercollegiate competition. The primary function of this position is the management of athletic performance preparation, including, but not limited to, the application of appropriate motivational techniques, implementation of evidence-based training methods, and safe and correct execution of the following training parameters: power development, plyometric & agility training, energy system development, and sport-specific movement training. The Assistant Director of Strength & Conditioning will design athletic enhancement programs with an emphasis on both individual and team-specific needs and report on progress. The individual serving in this position will provide support to the Director of Strength & Conditioning and perform other duties as assigned.

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Physical Demands: This position frequently requires working weekends and evenings, which are considered non-standard work hours. While performing the essential functions of the job, the employee operates a computer and other office equipment, including copy machines. The employee also constantly moves about the facility and event site before, during, and after events to service clients and communicates via telephone, email, and in person with others to exchange accurate information. The job requires standing, walking, kneeling/crouching, balancing, and lifting up to 50 pounds.


Preferences: Master’s degree is preferred, along with experience with player monitoring, GPS, reporting, and data analytics. USA Weightlifting (USAW) and Functional Movement Screen (FMS) or equivalent movement assessment certification preferred. Demonstrated experience collaborating with other performance team members: sports medicine, nutrition, psychology, academic support, and sports coaches. Experience working with sports such as NCAA Division I Volleyball, Wrestling, and other Olympic sports.


Licenses/Certifications: Current CSCCa or NSCA certification, as well as certifications in First Aid, CPR, and AED, are required.

Additional Job Details

Financial Disclosure Required

No

Department

PRES-ICA-Support Services

Worker Sub-Type

Faculty Regular

Salary Range

$69,000-$74,000

EEO Statement

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