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endowment in excess of $3.5 billion. Job Description Assistant or Associate Director of Sports Medicine The Assistant/Associate Director of Sports Medicine’s primary responsibilities include the practice
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maintenance, maintenance of surrounding landscapes, walks, parking lots and planting beds. Maintenance of outdoor and indoor recreational areas; tennis and basketball courts, arena maintenance including; rink
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-athlete to make certain that all necessary requirements are known and met including Boston College medical issues, Sports Medicine / Athletic Training physicals, and the NCAA Clearinghouse. In
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Athletic department. Develop substantive engagement opportunities that highlight the importance of support for the breadth of University Athletic programs, including varsity, club, and intramural sports and
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programs, including varsity, club, and intramural sports and the building and ongoing improvement of facilities. Oversee and drive individual solicitation strategies including the utilization of Athletics
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. Competitive intercollegiate experience desirable. 3-5 years successful coaching experience, preferably at the collegiate level. Expertise in technical aspect of sport. Good organizational and communication
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accordance with our policies and response guidelines. Responds to students and parents on Residential Life issues or concerns. Assists with duty during sporting and special events which may be on weekends
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. Assists with duty during sporting and special events which may be on weekends or in the evening hours. Acts as a liaison with Boston College Police Department and University Counseling. Services the Primary
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substantive engagement opportunities that highlight the importance of support for the breadth of University Athletic programs, including varsity, club, and intramural sports and the building and ongoing
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for failed drug tests, alcoholism and substances of abuse Assist coaches looking to have student-athletes meet with a sports psychologists Assist coaches looking to have student-athletes meet with specialists