St. Joseph’s University, New York – Head Coach, Men’s & Women’s Tennis

The Intercollegiate Tennis Association; New York (NY); On-site; USD 25,000 - 50,000; Part time

Job summary

A prominent collegiate institution seeks a Head Coach for Men’s & Women’s Tennis with responsibilities including overseeing athletic programs, mentoring student-athletes, and maintaining high standards for competition. Applicants should possess strong coaching skills and a commitment to student athlete development. This part-time position requires effective communication and collaboration within the athletics department.

Qualifications

• Previous coaching experience at college or high school level required.
• Playing experience required.
• Demonstrated commitment to continued learning and professional development.

Responsibilities

• Administer NCAA Division III program including recruiting, scheduling, and budgeting.
• Analyze performance and instruct athletes for competition.
• Supervise part-time assistant coaches.

Skills

Team Player

Good Judgment

Effective Communication

Problem Solving

Education

BS/BA in Related Field

Master’s Degree

Job description

Home Classifieds St. Joseph’s University, New York – Head Coach, Men’s & Women’s Tennis

Head Women’s and Men’s Tennis Coach (Part-Time) St. Joseph’s University, New York – Long Island

Position Summary: The Head Coach serves as the program leader for both women’s and men’s tennis. As Head Coach, this individual is responsible for operating a program for student-athletes, with differing abilities and skills, and serving as a role model in meeting our complimentary goals in Athletics.
Education Required: BS/BA in related field required, Master’s Degree preferred
Experience Required: Previous coaching experience, at the college or high school level, playing experience required.

Skills, Characteristics Required for Position:

• Ability to administer NCAA Division III intercollegiate program(s), including recruiting, scheduling, budgeting, travel, and practice plans;
• Ability to coach, teach, and train student-athletes in skills and strategies specific to their sport to make them as competitive as possible;
• Ability to establish appropriate and effective mentoring relationships with student-athletes;
• Demonstrated knowledge and understanding of the stages of student development and the importance of holistic education;
• Ability to be a team player within the Athletics Department and the University;
• Good judgment and problem solving skills;
• Ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing; and
• Demonstrated commitment to continued learning/professional development (i.e., presentations, publications, serving on regional and/or national committees)

Special Working Conditions: Required to work weekends and evenings as needed.

Primary Duties:

• Analyze performance and instruct athletes in skills, techniques and strategies in preparation for competition and during contests.
• Maintain yearly roster goals through recruiting and retention efforts.
• Coordinate general administrative duties to include budgeting, game and practice scheduling, travel plans.
• Communicate with Sport Administrator, Athletic Trainer, Manager of Athletic Communication, Facilities Manager and department administrators as needed.
• Plan, organize, implement, and evaluate recruiting and scouting activities.
• Supervise part-time assistant coaches who are part of the program.
• Serve on appropriate departmental and campus committees, and be a presence in University activities and governance.
• Monitor Student Athlete academic and athletic progress throughout the entire academic year.
• Adhere to and follow all rules and guidelines of St. Joseph’s University, New York – Long Island, Skyline Conference, the ITA, and the NCAA.
• Monitor and ensure maintenance and respect of facilities and equipment.
• Maintain consistent and reliable attendance.

If you are interested in applying, please email a resumeto Chris Lukas [e-mail]

ABOUT US The Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) is the governing body of college tennis, overseeing men’s and women’s varsity tennis at all levels – NCAA Divisions I, II and III, NAIA and Junior/Community College.