Aquatics Director

Overview

Lakeshore sport & fitness is chicago's #1 destination for sport, fitness & fun! Check out all we have to offer here: position is at our lincoln park location.

• complimentary family membership

• complimentary child care for staff children

• medical, dental, vision, short & long term and life insurance

• paid time off

• 401k

• employee financial relief program

• daily discounted employee meal program

• winter and summer team member celebrations

• entrepreneurial and collaborative team environment

• 50% off club services

• free parking

Duties and responsibilities

• oversees aquatics program including swim lessons ranging from private and semiprivate lessons to parent and tot classes throughlevel 1-3. Oversees the lakeshore stingrays swim team.

• manages a team of swim instructors and swim team coaches. This includes casting, hiring, training and holding accountable to the lsf standards.

• communicates efficiently and clearly with members and club regarding all areas of aquatics.

• supports swim assessments and swim try outs as needed

• prepared to step in and teach any swim lesson in the event an instructor needs a sub for any reason.

• works as part of a club leadership team to ensure we are always giving the highest level of programming and service. Supporting other departments as needed for various programming needs.

Qualifications

Looking for someone with 2+ years in a leadership position or experience in aquatics programming.

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