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| SPORT SCIENCE COORDINATOR |
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| Summary |
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| An exciting full time opportunity exists at the VIS for a dynamic, innovative, experienced and passionate high performance professional to join its team in the role of Sport Science Coordinator. |
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| Remuneration |
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| Remuneration will reflect the value of the skills and experience of the successful applicant. |
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| Position Description |
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The Sport Science Co-ordinator will:
Lead, design and co-ordinate the delivery of applied sport science services as part of a multi disciplinary approach to VIS athletes and sports programs
Explore innovative, performance focussed solutions and monitoring delivered to athletes in their daily training environment
Provide “cutting edge” service delivery in their area of expertise and discipline to coaches and athletes
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| Application Details |
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Sound like you? This is your chance to grab that once-in-a-lifetime dream job.
Contact Nerissa Byrne at the VIS via telephone +61 3 9425 0061 or email nerissa.byrne@vis.org.au to obtain the Sport Science Coordinator information pack, in which you will find further information about the application process, the VIS and this role.
If you want to know more first, then call the VIS Performance Services Manager, Paul Kiteley, for a confidential discussion on +61 3 9425 0000.
Remuneration for this role will be negotiated with the successful applicant based on their skills and experience.
Applications must be received at the VIS no later than 5.00pm, Monday, 15 February 2010. Please note that applications which fail to address the essential qualifications, experience and skills criteria outlined in the Position Description will not be considered.
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| Other Information |
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Based at the VIS headquarters in Melbourne’s Olympic Park, this senior role oversees the VIS sport science program; this program is responsible for the delivery of applied sport science services within a multi-disciplinary framework to VIS athletes and sports programs in an innovative, performance focused way.
To be successful in this role, you will have at least seven years experience working as a sport scientist with high performance athletes and proven experience working within an integrated/multi-disciplinary program environment. To complement your experience, you will also need to be appropriately qualified in a relevant sport science area.
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