Varsity Track & Field Assistant Coach - RI School for the Deaf

Summary The assistant coach, working under the supervision of the head coach and Director of Athletics and After School Programs, assists in achieving maximum efficiency in the program by utilizing all available resources while operating within the rules and regulations of the school. Essential Duties and Responsibilities (Other duties may be assigned) 1.Communicates with student-athletes clearly and effectively. 2.Prioritize the health and safety of each participant, be aware of the necessity for harmony and cooperation in the school, and be dedicated to the total athletic program while attempting to instill in each athlete a desire to win. 3.Demonstrates understanding that there are year-round responsibilities with the position. 4.Responsible for attending practice sessions, meetings, and other assignments as may be directed by the head coach and/or the Director of Athletics and After School Programs. 5.Assists in-game administration and management as well as following and carrying out recommended techniques, methods, etc., related to the philosophies of the Head coach and not deviate from them without first consulting the head coach. 6.Accompany and supervise student-athletes at sporting events at RISO and throughout the state and country. 7.With instructions from the head coach, provides direct supervision of student-athletes direct supervision of student-athletes in vehicles, locker rooms, gyms, playing fields, dining rooms during sports practices, games, and participation. 8.Attending all general meetings and Athletics Banquet mandated by the Director of Athletics and After School Programs. 9.Assist with supervising and instructing student-athletes and managers in caring for and storing equipment and supplies; maintaining lockers, showers, and supply rooms; washing towels and uniforms; keeping scores and statistics; and securing personal items. 10.Stress good sportsmanship, safety, and the values of athletics, positive community relations and a positive image of the school to the students, staff, and opponents. 11.Assist with the caring of injured students on the RISO campus by accompanying them when requested by the RISO nurse or 911. 12.Report any hazardous situations(s) to the head coach and/or the Director of Athletics and After School Programs in a timely manner. 13.Works within the basic framework and philosophy of the head coach of that program: cooperates in the planning, organizing, and teaching of fundamentals, strategy, rules, and techniques. 14.Become familiar with the RIil, ESDAA, NDIAA, and CPL manual bylaws and comply with all RISO policies and procedures. 15.Coaches must be able to drive the state vehicle to away games and drop students off at home if there are no bus drivers. 16.Require an ASLPI score of 3 or SLPI of Advanced Plus. $1,950 - Flat Fee Stipend plus stipend for driving. Chauffeur license required REPORTS TO: Head Coach/ Director of Athletics and After School Programs $1,950 - Flat Fee Stipend plus stipend for driving. Chauffeur license required.