Navy Human Performance Specialist – Readiness & Training

Commander, Navy Installations Command; San Diego (CA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Commander, Navy Installations Command in San Diego, CA, seeks a Human Performance Specialist to support physical readiness programs installation-wide. Responsible for designing and delivering training, assessing personnel, and coordinating with medical staff to optimize performance and recovery.

The role includes conducting testing, maintaining records in PRIMS-2, and contributing to SOPs and program improvement. Requires a relevant bachelor's degree and Navy readiness program experience.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a health sciences related field for the work of the position.
• Degree from an accrediting body recognized by US DOE at time of degree.

Responsibilities

• Implements physical training and performance protocols for active-duty service members onboard the installation.
• Delivers the CFL course and physical readiness-related general military training.
• Provides personal and group training to Active Duty as outlined in Navy Physical Readiness Programs.
• Designs, administers, and evaluates periodized training programs for assigned personnel and All-Navy Sports athletes.
• Coordinates and delivers exercise programs with staff to ensure safe return to duty of Sailors recovering from injury.
• Performs testing including Navy PFA, body composition, flexibility, agility, endurance; records results in PRIMS-2.
• Maintains relationships with medical staff to refer Active Duty for evaluation and treatment.
• Helps develop SOPs for HP facilities and exercises; ensures safe equipment use.
• Monitors facility usage for safety and fitness readiness; contributes to fiscal planning.

Education

Bachelor's degree in Exercise Science / Kinesiology or related field

Job description

Commander, Navy Installations Command in San Diego, CA, seeks a Human Performance Specialist to support physical readiness programs installation-wide. Responsible for designing and delivering training, assessing personnel, and coordinating with medical staff to optimize performance and recovery.

The role includes conducting testing, maintaining records in PRIMS-2, and contributing to SOPs and program improvement. Requires a relevant bachelor's degree and Navy readiness program experience.