Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach
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About this role
The Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach at High Point University supports the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach in planning, implementing, and overseeing strength and conditioning programs for student-athletes and athletic teams. This role involves instructing proper training techniques, coordinating with coaches and athletic training staff, and ensuring a safe and effective training environment. The Assistant Coach contributes to the development, performance, and well-being of student-athletes while upholding NCAA and Big South Conference regulations and advancing the University’s mission of excellence in education and service. QUALIFICATIONS: Education, Experience and Training Bachelor's Degree in Exercise Science or related field. CSCS or SCCC Certification.…
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Skills match
We compare your skills against the role requirements.
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Level fit
We check your title trajectory against the seniority signal of the role.
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Domain experience
Your work in the role's domain matters more than your years total. We weight recent and direct experience.
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Recency
A skill you used last quarter weighs more than one from five years ago. We grade on recency, not lifetime.
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Location fit
This role is based in High Point University. We weight your proximity and willingness to relocate.
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