Youth Strength & Conditioning Coach (PRN)

SRC Texas Scottish Rite for Children; Frisco (TX); On-site; USD 34,000 - 62,000; Part time

Job summary

SRC Texas Scottish Rite for Children in Frisco is seeking a Strength and Conditioning Coach - PRN to support pediatric athletes. The role involves coordinating performance programs across rehab and performance phases, and delivering evidence-informed coaching to youths in a dynamic clinical setting.

You will work about 19 hours per week with responsibilities spanning program design, data collection, and progress reporting, while ensuring safety and compliance with professional guidelines.

Qualifications

• Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) or SCCC certification.
• BLS certification required.
• Knowledge of youth athletic development and coaching methodologies.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with staff to coordinate performance programming across rehabilitation to performance.
• Communicate program expectations and progress with participants, families, and healthcare providers.
• Maintain accurate training records and program data.
• Conduct and interpret fitness assessments to guide training recommendations.
• Develop individualized and group training addressing strength, power, speed, agility, and conditioning.
• Instruct pediatric participants on exercise technique and safety, adapting for age and training experience.
• Maintain a safe and organized training environment and report safety concerns.
• Monitor attendance and performance, adjusting programs accordingly.
• Participate in staff meetings and quality-improvement activities.
• Assist with program enrollment, scheduling, and community outreach.

Skills

CSCS

SCCC

BLS certification

Youth development knowledge

Coaching methodologies

Education

Bachelor's degree in Exercise Science or related field

Tools

VALD Performance

Job description

SRC Texas Scottish Rite for Children in Frisco is seeking a Strength and Conditioning Coach - PRN to support pediatric athletes. The role involves coordinating performance programs across rehab and performance phases, and delivering evidence-informed coaching to youths in a dynamic clinical setting.

You will work about 19 hours per week with responsibilities spanning program design, data collection, and progress reporting, while ensuring safety and compliance with professional guidelines.