Assistant Minor League Strength & Conditioning Coordinator

The Seattle Mariners Baseball Club - Peoria, AZ

Full-time - Entry Level

Peoria, AZ

About the position

The Assistant Minor League Strength and Conditioning Coordinator plays a crucial role in a high-performance professional baseball environment, supporting the Head Minor League Strength and Conditioning Coordinator. This position focuses on educating and mentoring affiliate staff to enhance the overall strength and conditioning program, overseeing rehabilitation and return-to-play programs, and fostering collaboration within the team.

Responsibilities

• Hold the gym environment to a high standard in line with current cultural expectations.
• Create and develop program design models for daily preparation, lifting, and conditioning in a rehab setting.
• Assist in the creation and development of player performance screens and assessments.
• Monitor daily, weekly, and monthly reports from Peoria complex athletes.
• Communicate daily with Athletic Training, Rehab, and PT staff to provide a team-first approach.
• Collaborate with field staff coordinators to maximize player performance.
• Act as a support system for S&C coaches for questions and clarifications.
• Help evaluate S&C coaches, assess player progress, and ensure high-quality work performance.
• Communicate with Major League S&C Staff to maintain uniformity throughout the organization for return-to-play athletes.
• Assist in managing MiLB budget and financial reporting.

Requirements

• CSCS and RSCC certifications
• Previous experience in baseball (preferred)
• Previous exposure to rehab and return-to-play environment (preferred)
• Strong analytic focus
• Ability to relate to athletes and generate program buy-in
• High standards of professionalism and ethics
• Self-awareness and openness to feedback
• Strong communication skills, both verbal and written
• Ability to manage time, priorities, and resources effectively

Nice-to-haves

• Experience in a high-performance sports environment
• Knowledge of baseball-specific strength and conditioning practices

Benefits

• Full-time position with competitive salary
• Opportunity to work in a professional sports environment
• Potential for career advancement within the organization