Aquatics Lead-Programming

Role & Responsibilities

The responsibilities and duties described here are representative of those a Aquatics Lead Instructor must perform. This is not a comprehensive list and other duties may be assigned. 

Program Management:

• Manages Masters Swim Program, including:
  • Oversee inquiry form, host try outs/interviews
  • Lead at least 3 practices a week between locations
  • Drive participation in program
• Manages group class program, including:
  • Develops curriculum for introductory Swim Level classes and Water Works
  • Collaborates with Group Fitness department on performance program and schedule changes
  • Periodic auditing of swim classes
• Recruit and develop swim coaches for both group classes and personal training
• Manages swim staff (personal trainers and group fitness instructors)
• Consults on personal training as needed, helping PTs develop swim specific skills
• Maintain consistent, clear, effective, and positive communication with all Chelsea Piers Fitness members

Instruction:

• Serve as a lead aquatics instructor teaching at least 4 classes per week at the 2 New York City locations
• Develop a strong following across Chelsea Piers Fitness clubs
• Serve as lead substitute for all swim classes when necessary
• Optional ability to perform swim private sessions

Qualifications:

• Lifeguard Certified
• Self-motivated/entrepreneurial spirit with an outgoing, diligent and affable disposition. Ability to adapt to change and a willingness to improve and evolve
• Superior customer service skills; excellent and clear verbal and written communication skills; strong organizational skills and attention to detail.
• Organizational skills, including management of multiple projects and technologies; and a familiarity or willingness to learn Microsoft Outlook, Teams and Exerp
• High-energy, passionate, articulate and personable.
• Leadership skills and team management experience, including an ability to motivate and educate others
• CPR certification

This position is paid hourly. The expected annual compensation is $65,000-$75,000