Head Women's Swimming Coach

Job Overview

The Head Women’s Swimming Coach is responsible for coaching instruction, recruitment, academics, compliance, and administration of the women’s swimming program at UNF.

Compensation ranges from $70,000.00 to Negotiable.

• Coach and train student‑athletes in swimming through pool and classroom sessions.
• Develop meet and practice plans and ensure athlete growth.
• Recruit prospective student‑athletes, evaluate them, and oversee the recruitment process.
• Maintain program budget and comply with UNF, ASUN, and NCAA regulations.
• Monitor academic progress and provide academic counseling in collaboration with the Academic Counselor.
• Provide counseling on academic, disciplinary, and personal matters.
• Represent UNF at professional, civic, community, and alumni events.
• Serve as the program contact for administrators regarding budget, rules compliance, and other duties.
• Report any known NCAA violations in accordance with institutional, conference, and NCAA policies.
• Supervise assistant coaches, volunteer coaches, managers, and other personnel employed to help manage the program.
• Act as a campus security authority (CSA) by reporting incidents to the University Police Department and completing required training.
• Report any allegations of sexual misconduct or other Title IX violations to the Title IX Administrator or Coordinator.

• Master’s degree with at least 2 years of relevant experience, or Bachelor’s degree with at least 4 years of relevant experience, or an equivalent combination as per Fla. Stat. 112.219.
• Background check and potential credit check are required, with Title IX compliance reporting responsibilities.

For more information and applications, contact Nancy Miller at nmiller
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The University of North Florida is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We do not discriminate on the basis of genetic information, race, color, religion, age, sex, disability, marital status, national origin, or veteran status. Report of discrimination or harassment is protected from retaliation.