Essential Functions

• Program design and implementation. Supervise strength and conditioning program design for all 17 sport programs and develop customized training programs for individual student-athletes.
• Growth of the program and professional expertise. Contribute to the continual growth and development of the University’s intercollegiate strength and conditioning program; maintain a current knowledge base in weight training, cardiovascular conditioning, speed training, and nutrition; and represent the Athletics Department and University in public relations capacities as requested.
• Facility and administrative management. Supervise the Varsity Athletic weight training facility and its use within department policies and procedures; assist with budgeting, ordering, and inventory control; and compile relevant statistical information related to strength and conditioning programs.
• Team conditioning and athlete development. Oversee the physical conditioning of each team, including strength, speed, flexibility, and endurance, and actively develop student-athletes’ awareness and knowledge of proper strength training techniques.
• Sports medicine collaboration and risk management. Work directly with the Sports Medicine Department to facilitate progressive rehabilitation for student-athletes and ensure compliance with University risk management policies and procedures.
• Additional administrative responsibilities. Additional administrative responsibilities may be allocated based upon expertise and experience. Responsibilities may include oversight/mentorship of professional interns, Sports Performance Fellows, fueling station budgeting/stocking and/or departmental ordering.