Assistant Swim Coach — Teach Starts & Strokes

careers-catawba-ymca; Oklahoma; On-site; USD 17,000 - 25,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Employee Assistance Program

Retirement Contribution

Job summary

The YMCA of Catawba Valley is seeking an Assistant Swim Coach to teach and support the Silver and Bronze groups on the Swim Team. You will promote safety, model professional conduct, and help swimmers develop competitive strokes and starts.

Responsibilities include enforcing pool rules, guiding emergency procedures, and collaborating with the Swim Lessons coordinator to provide quality instruction in a welcoming environment.

Qualifications

• Certified in CPR, First Aid, and Lifeguarding.
• Knowledge of swimming techniques and swimming progressions.
• Knowledge of emergency policies and procedures for the facility.
• Knowledge and enforcement of pool rules and regulations.
• Understanding of risk management issues and safety requirements for the facility.
• Must have good communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Teaching the fundamentals of starts, turns, and the four competitive strokes.
• Providing a safe, clean, and attractive aquatic facility.
• Adhering to and maintaining the pool rules and regulations.
• Carrying out the proper emergency policies and procedures.
• Adhering to and maintaining the employee’s code of conduct and safety policies and procedures.
• Reporting to work promptly.
• Being well-groomed at all times and reporting to work properly dressed.
• Any other duties assigned by the Swim Team Director or Executive Director.
• All YMCA staff are responsible for creating a safe, inclusive environment. This includes following all YMCA policies and procedures related to abuse prevention, reporting concerns or incidents immediately, and maintaining appropriate boundaries with youth and members.

Skills

CPR

First Aid

Lifeguarding

Job description

The YMCA of Catawba Valley is seeking an Assistant Swim Coach to teach and support the Silver and Bronze groups on the Swim Team. You will promote safety, model professional conduct, and help swimmers develop competitive strokes and starts.

Responsibilities include enforcing pool rules, guiding emergency procedures, and collaborating with the Swim Lessons coordinator to provide quality instruction in a welcoming environment.