Director, Exercise Sciences Certification Programs

Brigham Young University; United States; On-site; USD 110,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Brigham Young University invites applications for the Exercise Sciences - Certification Program Director. This faculty leadership role will develop and administer professional certification pathways, with initial emphasis on NSCA strength and conditioning and ACSM exercise physiology credentials.

You will coordinate curriculum alignment, program assessment, and accreditation activities; develop experiential learning opportunities; teach undergraduate courses; and mentor students pursuing

Qualifications

• Doctoral degree in exercise science, kinesiology, exercise physiology, or related field by start date.
• Experience with professional certification preparation and program accreditation.

Responsibilities

• Lead development and administration of certification pathways aligned with NSCA and ACSM credentials.
• Coordinate curriculum alignment, program assessment, and accreditation processes.
• Oversee field experiences and experiential learning opportunities.
• Teach undergraduate courses in exercise prescription and related areas.
• Mentor students pursuing professional certifications and careers.
• Build relationships with professional organizations and industry partners.
• Engage in department, college, and university service.

Skills

Program development

Curriculum design

Student mentoring

Teaching

Professional certification

Collaboration

Education

PhD/EdD or equivalent

Tools

NSCA CSCS

ACSM-EP/CEP

Job description

Brigham Young University invites applications for the Exercise Sciences - Certification Program Director. This faculty leadership role will develop and administer professional certification pathways, with initial emphasis on NSCA strength and conditioning and ACSM exercise physiology credentials.

You will coordinate curriculum alignment, program assessment, and accreditation activities; develop experiential learning opportunities; teach undergraduate courses; and mentor students pursuing