Pay Grade
Nature of Work
The Adapted Sports Coordinator performs skilled
recreation work in directing adapted sports related activities for special
populations. Examples of special
populations include adults and/or children with hearing and visual impairments,
mental and physical disabilities, and individuals with Parkinson's disease, cerebral
palsy, multiple sclerosis, autism, and spinal cord injuries. Work of this class involves the
responsibility for planning and directing tournaments, supervising and carrying
out leisure activities and programs such as adapted sports and all outdoor
adventure recreation. The coordinator recruits
new participants; plans and implements tournaments; oversees, plans, and
implements the adapted individual and team sports programs; organizes
activities for after school programs, outdoor programs and activities;
supervises adapted sports and equestrian staff; oversees the annual adapted
sports budget; conducts fundraising activities; and contributes to the
department objectives by accepting additional assignments and performing other
duties. Employees in this classification report to the
Assistant Therapeutic Recreation Center Director
Minimum Qualifications
Bachelor's
Degree in therapeutic recreation and one (1) year of experience working with
adapted sports programs.
NOTE: Qualifying education, training and experience
that provide the requisite knowledge, skills, and abilities to perform the job
will be considered
Special Requirements
Should
possess a valid Alabama driver’s license in order to operate transportation for
participants. A commercial driver’s license (CDL) must be obtained within six
(6) months of employment in order to operate transportation requiring position
of a CDL. The incumbent will also be expected to obtain first aid and CPR
certifications after hire.
CLASS: CI7345;
REV: 3/26/2024;