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Program Coordinator I (Athletics) ID - 12833

Job Description

The City of Johnson City, Tennessee is accepting online applications for a Program Coordinator I with Parks & Recreation to work in the Athletics division. The employee performs intermediate skilled work assisting with all aspects of programming and special events in parks and recreation. Responsibilities including scheduling of staff, events and performing beginning level recreation work in the active instruction and supervision of recreation activities; does related work as required. The Program Coordinator I reports to the Center Supervisor. The work in this class involves assisting in organizing recreation activities and performing in a supervisory role of limited responsibility in a recreation center, or in supervising and instructing children or adults in games, sports, arts and crafts and other organized recreation activities. Employees in this class normally work under close supervision, but their work is subject to frequent inspection and review by superiors through observation, staff meetings and program evaluation reviews.

Essential Functions of Position:

Required Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Basic knowledge of program scheduling and public relations; some knowledge of the use of materials and equipment required of a variety of recreation activities; basic knowledge of the rules and procedures of the sport or activity to which assigned; basic knowledge of common juvenile and adult group games and sports; thorough knowledge of the philosophy and objectives of public recreation programming, activities and group activities in a structured siting; ability to adhere to program standards and objectives outlines by supervisor, and to lead and instruct groups in games, sports and other recreation activities; ability to resolve disputes in an impartial manner; ability to interact tactfully with the public, as well as to create an interest in and appreciation for various opportunities and outlets for recreation programming.

Acceptable Experience and Training: High school graduation or GED, preferably supplemented by courses in program and activity planning, recreation or other social events, and some experience in team or group activities; or any equivalent combination of work experience and education that provides the required knowledge, skills, and abilities. Pre-employment physical, drug screening and background check required.

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