Personal Trainer I​/II; Swim Center

Overview

The Rockville Swim and Fitness Center is seeking a dynamic, skilled, and customer-oriented Personal Trainer to provide one-on-one and group fitness training to facility customers. This part-time (non-benefits eligible) position is anticipated to work 5-30 hours per week across a combination of personal training, group exercise classes, and floor training assignments. Growth potential up to 30 hours per week exists based on client demand.

Pay rates are provided below. The successful candidate must be available for a flexible work schedule. Experience designing and leading individualized exercise programs for a wide array of clients, including those with pre/post physical therapy needs, weight loss, cardiovascular health, athletic performance, and strength and conditioning goals, is preferred. Work is performed under the supervision of the Program Specialist and subject to general policies and procedures and evaluation by observation and customer surveys.

To learn more about the Rockville Swim and Fitness Center, please visit the Rockville, MD government site for the center’s information.

• Promotes the personal training department by assisting members in the fitness center and conducting consultations for prospective clients.
• Plans for and performs safe and effective training sessions with clients in accordance with current trends in Exercise Science and RSFC protocol, including the following:
• • Demonstrating exercises and routines to clients.
  • Assisting clients in exercises to minimize injury and promote fitness.
  • Modifying exercises according to clients’ fitness levels.
  • Monitoring and documenting client progress.
  • Motivating and encouraging clients through the training process.
  • Providing information or resources on general fitness and health issues.
• Attends staff training, completes administrative duties and paperwork as required.
• Enforces the rules and regulations of the fitness center and provides general customer service.
• Maintains a safe environment and performs minor maintenance and repairs to fitness equipment and surrounding areas; provides emergency first aid if necessary.
• Teaches group fitness classes (a minimum of one class per week) in accordance with established course descriptions and/or curriculum.
• May serve as a mentor to less experienced staff and teach specialized courses as directed by the supervisor.
• Assists with planning and implementing programs; helps with class area setup and cleanup and facility maintenance.
• On an as-needed basis, conducts research on fitness trends, new program opportunities, and training protocols.
• Works a minimum of two and a maximum of ten floor hours per week, as scheduled by the Supervisor.
• Performs other duties as assigned.

• Must hold a nationally accredited Personal Training certification (ACSM, NSCA, NASM, AFAA, or ACE preferred) and have a current CPR/AED and First Aid certification. Additional certifications or degrees in the field of Exercise Science are recommended. Knowledge of Microsoft Office is a plus.

• Comprehensive knowledge of instructing one-on-one personal training and group physical fitness programs. Experience working with a variety of client populations and/or in a similar facility is preferred.
• Personal Trainer I:
  Six months experience as a Personal Trainer and/or Group Fitness Instructor preferred.
• Personal Trainer II: A minimum of two years experience as a personal trainer with experience training special populations.

• High school graduate or above. Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology, Sports Medicine or another related field preferred for Personal Trainer II.

• Personal Training Sessions: $30.00-$42.00 per hour
• Group Fitness Instruction: $25.00-$42.00 per hour
• Fitness Room Attendant and Administrative Time: $17.65 per hour

* Note:

Benefits (except for Sick and Safe Leave pursuant to Maryland Healthy Working Families Act) are not available with this position and hours worked will be assigned based on operational needs. Employees in this classification may not work greater than 1560 hours in a 12-month period.