What are the responsibilities and job description for the Coordinator of Aquatics Program - Geauga YMCA position at YMCA of Greater Cleveland?
The Coordinator of Aquatic Programs will be responsible for planning, marketing, scheduling and delivering all quality YMCA water-based programs for YMCA members, participants and guests. A successful candidate will be able to ensure all programs are in accordance with YMCA of Greater Cleveland and Y-USA standards and guidelines.
This is a Part Time position.
Essential Functions
Education: High school diploma required; Associates degree preferred.
Experience
This is a Part Time position.
Essential Functions
- Will assist in the facilitation of all private swim lessons, group lessons, YMCA camps, activities as well as all outside group classes for the Safety Around Water program.
- Responsible for assigning and tracking private swim lessons.
- Conducts regular/ frequent sanitation of all equipment (rescue and member used), and assigned areas as outlined by the employer and supervisor.
- Must cover lessons when no instructor is available.
- Supervise programing to ensure all YMCA of the USA curriculum and safety ratios are followed.
- Assist YMCA leadership with instructor placement for YMCA camps and outside group safety programs.
- Markets and promotes all aquatics programs in the community using multiple methods (print, digital, social media, etc.).
Education: High school diploma required; Associates degree preferred.
Experience
- Minimum of one (1) year of related experience working in aquatic programing.
- Minimum of one (1) year of aquatic instruction.
- Minimum of one (1) year supervisory experience preferred.
- Current CPR/AED Pro, O2 Management, Current First Aid.
- Current Y lifeguarding or American Red Cross Lifeguarding, Instructor Certification a plus.
- Current Water Safety Instructor or YMCA Swim Instructor certification required.
- Must have proficient swimming skills and the ability to demonstrate freestyle, backstroke, breast stroke and butterfly, side stroke and elementary backstroke.