2 assistant athletic trainer jobs found

Job Title: Special Teams Coordinator - Hempstead ISD High School Football (Bobcats) Reports to: Head Football Coach; Athletic Director Position Summary: Plan, lead, and manage all aspects of the special teams program for Hempstead Bobcats. Build technically sound, disciplined units that maximize field position, scoring opportunities, and player safety while supporting academic accountability and character development. Key Responsibilities: Design, install, and teach kickoff, kickoff return, punt, punt return, field goal, and extra-point units and situational special-teams packages. Call special-teams plays during games and make in-game adjustments in coordination with the head coach. Coach and develop players for all special-teams roles, including kickers, punters, long snappers, returners, gunners, and blockers; prepare individualized development plans. Scout opponent special-teams tendencies, analyze film, and produce reports to inform game plans. Oversee...

Job Title: Defensive Coordinator  - Hempstead ISD High School Football (Bobcats) Reports to: Head Football Coach; Athletic Director Position Summary: Lead the development, planning, and execution of the high school football defensive program for Hempstead Bobcats. Build a disciplined, fundamentally-sound unit that emphasizes player development, sportsmanship, academic accountability, and readiness for college, career, or military paths. Key Responsibilities: Design, implement, and adjust defensive game plans and play-calling during contests. Teach defensive fundamentals, techniques, schemes, and situational awareness in practices and meetings. Coach and mentor defensive position groups (e.g., DL, LB, DB), including individualized player development plans. Scout opponents, analyze game film, and produce scouting reports for the head coach and staff. Collaborate with head coach and offensive staff on overall team strategy, special teams, and practice planning....