Elite Strength & Conditioning Coach - NCAA Athletics

University of Delaware; Newark (DE); On-site; USD 23,000 - 32,000; Part time

Job summary

The University of Delaware is seeking an Assistant Coach, Strength and Conditioning, to design and supervise training programs for NCAA Division I student-athletes. You will lead conditioning, track performance data, and collaborate with sports medicine for rehab and recovery.

The role supports team performance and student development within a dynamic athletics program. Regular early mornings, late afternoons, evenings, and weekend work are required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in exercise science or related field; master’s degree preferred.
• Two years of direct Strength & Conditioning experience in intercollegiate athletics.
• CSCS or CSCCa certification required or preferred.
• First Aid, CPR, and AED certifications within six months of employment.
• Knowledge of strength and conditioning programming principles and NCAA rules.

Responsibilities

• Design, implement and supervise strength, speed, agility, and conditioning programs.
• Oversee risk management and equipment maintenance in training centers.
• Instruct proper lifting techniques and conditioning practices.
• Record and interpret results to optimize performance and recovery.
• Collaborate with Sports Medicine staff for rehab and reconditioning.
• Assist in recruiting and promotion of the sports training center.
• Support student internship program and data-focused performance monitoring.
• Proficient in social media and Microsoft Office; collaborate with Sport Performance staff.

Skills

Intercollegiate athletics experience

Data collection & analysis

Communication skills

Education

Bachelor's degree in exercise science

Master’s degree preferred

CSCS certification or CSCCa certification

First Aid/CPR/AED within six months

Tools

Force Plate analytics

GPS Technology

EliteForm/VBT Technology

Job description

The University of Delaware is seeking an Assistant Coach, Strength and Conditioning, to design and supervise training programs for NCAA Division I student-athletes. You will lead conditioning, track performance data, and collaborate with sports medicine for rehab and recovery.

The role supports team performance and student development within a dynamic athletics program. Regular early mornings, late afternoons, evenings, and weekend work are required.