33 Sports and Recreation positions at The Ohio State University in USA in United States
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to submitting your application, please review and update (if necessary) the information in your candidate profile as it will transfer to your application. Job Title: Assistant Sport Scientist Department
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for high school, recreational or club sports. This position is also responsible for provision of components of physical therapy treatment plans while working under the direct supervision of the treating
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| Marketing Job Description This full-time position will gain valuable experience in the Collegiate Athletic industry. It will provide support to department leaders, student athletes, coaches, and sports
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: Student Life | Recreational Sports Administration The Facility Coordinator-Student Leadership and Development is an integral part of the Student Life Rec Sports team and provides leadership and management
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, including high school, collegiate, professional, and recreational and club sports; local employers; local government entities or municipalities and other public or private groups or organizations
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: Student Life | Recreational Sports Administration-JM Responsibilities are basic and routine in nature. This may include performing administrative duties in an office, assisting in a research laboratory
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involvement and other duties related to coverage for college, high school, recreational or club sports. This position may be responsible for provision of components of physical therapy treatment plans while
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Life | Recreational Sports Administration The manager will be focused on the management and formulation of strategic and organizational effectiveness across all department operations; collaborates with
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Services | Sports Medicine Physical Therapy Crane The Rehab Team Member works under the general supervision of the Director of Rehabilitation Services and under direct supervision of their clinic manager
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| Training Job Description The Staff Athletic Trainer is a member of the OSU Sports Performance team which serves to create an environment where all student athletes involved in the intercollegiate athletic