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YMCA of Greater Brandywine is seeking a part-time personal trainer at the Oscar Lasko YMCA in West Chester, PA. You will conduct personal training sessions and fitness assessments, ensuring safe, enthusiastic, and professional guidance for members.
Responsibilities include client communication, screening, on-time attendance, proper technique, and maintaining equipment. This role emphasizes health promotion and program participation within a supportive community environment.
Job Location: Oscar Lasko YMCA - West Chester , PA 19380, Position Type: Part Time, Salary Range: $22.64 - $29.43 Hourly, Travel Percentage: None, Job Shift: Any, Job Category: Health/Wellness, Embark on a Journey of Impactful Adventure
The YMCA of Greater Brandywine (YGBW) was named a 2026 Top Workplace by The Philadelphia Inquirer for a third consecutive year. An association of nine YMCAs serving Chester County, the YMCA of Greater Brandywine is a non-profit organization dedicated to nurturing the potential of every child, promoting healthy living, and fostering social responsibility through life-changing programs for all.
Conduct personal training sessions and fitness assessments as scheduled and provide assistance in a safe, enthusiastic, thorough, courteous, and professional manner.
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Typically, the worker is in an indoor environment, protected from weather conditions but subject to some temperature fluctuations. Assigned projects and events may occur outside throughout the year and will be subject to various weather conditions as needed. Demands include (but are not limited to): Visual acuity, talking, hearing, lifting (up to 40lbs. independently, more than 50lbs. with assistance), walking, stooping, rising, kneeling, crouching, sitting or standing (for sustained periods of time), reaching, pushing, pulling, balancing, climbing, feeling, grasping and other repetitive motions of the hands, fingers and wrists.