Elite Strength & Conditioning Assistant Coach, Athletics

University of Arizona; Tucson (AZ); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Full Benefits

Tuition reduction for employee and 가족

Job summary

The University of Arizona Athletics Department seeks an Assistant Coach, Strength & Conditioning for football. You will contribute to strength, speed, conditioning, nutrition, GPS data, and rehab progression for student‑athletes, under the director's guidance.

You will also coach Olympic lifting, plyometrics, sprinting, and testing while collaborating with sports medicine and nutrition staff to optimize performance and safety across the program.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Exercise Science or related field.
• 1 year of collegiate strength & conditioning experience.
• CSCS or SCCC certification.

Responsibilities

• Assist Director of Strength & Conditioning for Football in strength, speed, conditioning, nutrition, GPS tracking, and rehab stages.
• Instruct Olympic lifting, plyometrics, and sprint development.
• Test and evaluate strength, power, flexibility, body fat, and conditioning.
• Assist with student‑athlete nutrition education with certified staff.
• Help develop GPS database for assigned athletes.
• Enforce weight room rules and ensure safety.
• Manage budget accountability and related duties.

Skills

Communication skills

Multi-tasking

Independence & initiative

Organizational skills

Professional demeanor

Education

Bachelor's degree in Exercise Science

CSCS or SCCC Certification

Tools

GPS data systems

Heart rate variability

Heart rate monitoring

Velocity-based training

Job description

The University of Arizona Athletics Department seeks an Assistant Coach, Strength & Conditioning for football. You will contribute to strength, speed, conditioning, nutrition, GPS data, and rehab progression for student‑athletes, under the director's guidance.

You will also coach Olympic lifting, plyometrics, sprinting, and testing while collaborating with sports medicine and nutrition staff to optimize performance and safety across the program.