Description:

*The Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach for Women’s Basketball is a professional that specializes in the physical performance enhancement of student-athletes in the sport of women’s basketball while decreasing the risk of injury through training and educational methods.

This position requires candidates to have a master’s or bachelor’s degree in the areas of Exercise Science or Kinesiology.

Candidates must have or be in the process of obtaining the certified strength and conditioning specialist ( CSCS ) certified from the NSCA or the strength and conditioning coach certified ( SCCC ) certification from the CSCCA .

It is required to have experience coaching full-time or as an intern on the collegiate level in this field.

This position works under the direction of the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach for the Athletics Department.*

Primary Function of Organizational Unit:

The Intercollegiate Athletics Department is consistent with the mission of the University to provide an intellectual environment where students develop a sense of identification, belonging, responsibility, and achievement that prepares them for leadership and service in regional, national and global communities.

The Department of Athletics provides a comprehensive program of intercollegiate competition as an integral part of the total educational experience for all students.

The Intercollegiate Athletics Department embraces the principles of competitive excellence, sportsmanship, diversity, ethical conduct, and amateurism while facilitating the academic objectives of student-athletes.

The department complies with all conferences and association rules and regulations while ensuring equal opportunity and access for all students and staff who desire to associate with the Intercollegiate Athletics Department without regard for race, color, national origin, gender, age, disability or religion.

Internal job number: 000867

Requirements:

Bachelor’s degree required.

Preferred:

1 year of experience in the area of strength and conditioning with one year at the collegiate level.

CSCS certification or CSCCa certification.