Assistant Football Coach

Position Title & Department Assistant Football Coach; Athletics Department Description As part of the University of San Diego, a Roman Catholic University, the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics is committed to advancing academic and athletic excellence and enhancing students' lives while promoting the University of San Diego. Detailed Description Assists in the development and implementation of both the educational and the athletic components of the NCAA Division I FCS Football program. The assistant coach will be fully responsible for making recommendations to the head coach for daily practices, game day, and for specified line‑ups, teaching the specified schemes to the team and working with the other assistant coaches. Responsibility for recruiting academically and athletically qualified student‑athletes for admission to the University with adherence to admissions and athletic department policies and procedures, with specific emphasis on recruiting players for specified positions on the team. Duties and Responsibilities Responsibility for teaching and coaching all specified aspects of the overall program. Practice preparation – provides daily practice schedules for all aspects of the specified program and coordinates with the Head Coach to interface with the other schemes for daily practices. Film – break down and evaluate practices and games, review films with the student athletes. Assist Head Football Coach in all aspects of recruiting. Understand and keep up to date regarding NCAA/conference/league rules as they pertain to recruiting and eligibility. Identify and evaluate high school and junior college talent through evaluation at games, tournaments, and film. Weekly phone conversations with prospects. Identify junior and senior prospects for Recruiting Coordinator. Home visits – assist Head Coach with preparation and presentation when appropriate. Unofficial visits – identify and build relationships with local prospects (San Diego and Los Angeles); invite local players to home games. Campus visits – arrange all aspects of travel for identified recruits, coordinate the involvement of current student‑athlete hosts with identified recruits, and arrange campus tours. General Assignments Involvement with all administrative and organizational aspects of the NCAA Division I AA Football program under the supervision of the head coach. Supervision of players in a coordinated and planned program of practices and competition, with a concern for health and welfare. Enforce University and athletic department policies and regulations regarding alcohol and drug use by team members. Maintain professional growth through meetings, clinics, workshops, etc. Assist in the organization of any team and/or department awards presentations for student‑athletes. Scouting Assist Head Coach with scouting opponents. Detailed written reports on identified tendencies. Scout tapes; review identified sequences. Coordinate game film exchange via online and DVD technology. Certificates, Licenses, Registrations Heartsaver CPR/AED/First Aid certification required (must have this certificate within six weeks of employment). NCAA Division I Coaches Certification (yearly) required (must have this certification within six weeks of employment). California Driver’s License required within six weeks of employment. Special Conditions of Employment Must be able to travel for extended periods of time for athletic contests and recruiting activities. Successful completion of required background checks. Background Check Successful completion of a pre‑employment background check. Degree Verification Requirement Persons offered employment in this position must provide official education transcripts for degree verification purposes. Job Requirements Minimum Qualifications At least three years of related football experience at a minimum of the junior college level. Demonstrated understanding of and commitment to NCAA rules and regulations. Heartsaver CPR/AED certification required (must have within six weeks of employment). NCAA Division I Coaches Certification required (must have within six weeks of employment). Preferred Qualifications Member of the American Football Coaches Association preferred. Performance Expectations – Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Ability to communicate effectively with athletes, University community, local community, and media. Demonstrated management skills. Ability to interact effectively with diverse populations and socioeconomic groups. Demonstrated ability to produce effective game plans and performances. Represent the University in a professional and responsible manner consistent with stated values. Excellent interpersonal skills. Adherence to all NCAA and PFL conference regulations. Salary & Benefits $5,858.67 - 6,083.33 per month. Benefits include medical, dental, vision, a retirement contribution, and access to on-campus fitness centers. Hours 40 hours per week. #J-18808-Ljbffr