The Atlanta Braves Baseball Camps Site Leader will work on-site at each of our camp locations throughout the summer and will be the role model for all campers and staff – showcasing unparalleled levels of dedication, integrity, and professionalism within the Headfirst Professional Sports Camps community. The Site Leader must always prioritize operating a safe and secure camp, taking personal responsibility for the physical and emotional well-being of every program participant. The Site Leader role requires the ability to not only coach your staff up, but also provide constructive feedback while working closely with the Headfirst Professional Sports Camps headquarters team to ensure that each ballplayer and team member on-site has a safe, enjoyable, and enriching experience.
Reporting to the Site Leader, the Camp & Safety Coordinator at Atlanta Braves Baseball Camps works closely with fellow on-site leadership and HQ staff to organize and execute on the customer service and administrative tasks necessary to run an award-winning camp. The Camp & Safety Coordinator oversees and ensures the day-to-day safety of all program participants; safety is Headfirst Professional Sports Camps’ foremost concern, and the Camp & Safety Coordinator must always prioritize safety above all else. Finally, the Camp & Safety Coordinator acts as the on-site representative of the Talent Department – managing staff timecards while addressing any staff questions or concerns.
Reporting to the Site Leader, a Coach at Atlanta Braves Baseball Camps is responsible for the safety, enjoyment, and development of every ballplayer under their care. Our Coaches provide their ballplayers with guidance and instruction throughout the camp day, always encouraging a respectful and positive atmosphere so that each player experiences success while at camp. Coaches must possess the ability to communicate with a variety of ages, interest, and skill levels as well as have an enthusiasm for baseball and/or softball while approaching each day and its unique challenges with energy, patience, and a sense of humor.
Reporting to the Site Leader, a Division Lead Coach at Atlanta Braves Baseball Camps manages divisional staff and curriculum while ensuring the safety, enjoyment, and well-being of every ballplayer. A Division Lead Coach is a master of the Headfirst Professional Sports Camp curriculum, who can facilitate and implement this curriculum with attention to detail and an emphasis on consistent and enriching instruction. A Division Lead Coach is a thoughtful, empathetic, and approachable leader who holds their divisional team to the same high standards to which they hold themselves. Finally, a Division Lead Coach is a friendly customer experience representative who finds innovative ways to provide families with personalized feedback on their ballplayers.
Reporting to the Site Leader, the Facilities Coordinator at Atlanta Braves Baseball Camps acts as the epicenter of successful camp operations, spending each camp day on the move as they ensure all camp programs and activities are prepared for ballplayers. The Facilities Coordinator must execute a smooth and efficient operation of the site so that ballplayers can get the most out of their camp experience while being able to spot and resolve issues before they arise. The Facilities Coordinator’s duties are physically rigorous, and they must possess a tenacious work ethic, strong organizational skills, and a positive attitude.
Reporting to the Site Leader, a Junior Coach at Atlanta Braves Baseball Camps is responsible for the safety, enjoyment, and development of every ballplayer under their care. Our Junior Coaches provide their ballplayers with guidance and instruction throughout the camp day, always encouraging a respectful and positive atmosphere so that each player experiences success while at camp. Junior Coaches must possess the ability to communicate with a variety of ages, interest, and skill levels as well as have an enthusiasm for baseball and/or softball while approaching each day and its unique challenges with energy, patience, and a sense of humor.
Reporting to the Site Leader, the After Care Lead Coach at Atlanta Braves Baseball Camps is responsible for the safety, enjoyment, and development of every ballplayer under their care. Our After Care Lead Coaches act as a Coach throughout the camp day, transitioning to their role as After Care Lead Coach following the afternoon checkout process. The After Care Lead Coach must have experience both on the baseball field and in the classroom, in order to execute the recreational and instructional baseball-related activities, games, and projects that the After Care curriculum offers. Most importantly, the After Care Lead Coach must be able to approach each day and its unique challenges with energy, patience, and a sense of humor.
The Atlanta Falcons Summer Camps Site Leader will work on-site at each of our camp locations throughout the summer and will be the role model for all campers and staff – showcasing unparalleled levels of dedication, integrity, and professionalism within the Headfirst Professional Sports Camps community. The Site Leader must always prioritize operating a safe and secure camp, taking personal responsibility for the physical and emotional well-being of every program participant. The Site Leader role requires the ability to not only coach your staff up, but also provide constructive feedback while working closely with the Headfirst Professional Sports Camps Headquarters team to ensure that each camper and team member on-site has a safe, enjoyable, and enriching experience.
Reporting to the Site Leader, the Camp & Safety Coordinator at Atlanta Falcons Summer Camps works closely with fellow on-site leadership and HQ staff to organize and execute on the customer service and administrative tasks necessary to run an award-winning camp. The Camp & Safety Coordinator oversees and ensures the day-to-day safety of all program participants; safety is Headfirst Professional Sports Camps’ foremost concern; the Camp & Safety Coordinator must always prioritize safety above all else. Finally, the Camp & Safety Coordinator acts as the on-site representative of the Talent Department – managing staff timecards while addressing any staff questions or concerns.
Reporting to the Site Leader, the Facilities Coordinator at Atlanta Falcons Summer Camps acts as the epicenter of successful camp operations, spending each camp day on the move as they ensure all camp programs and activities are prepared for campers. The Facilities Coordinator must execute a smooth and efficient operation of the site so that campers can get the most out of their camp experience while being able to resolve issues before they arise. The Facilities Coordinator’s duties are physically rigorous, so this individual must possess a tenacious work ethic, strong organizational skills, and a positive attitude.
Reporting to the Site Leader, the After Care Lead Coach at Atlanta Falcons Summer Camps is responsible for the safety, enjoyment, and development of every football player under their care. Our After Care Lead Coaches act as a Coach throughout the camp day, transitioning to their role as After Care Lead Coach following the afternoon checkout process. The After Care Lead Coach must have experience both on the field and in the classroom, in order to execute the recreational and instructional football-related activities, games, and projects that the After Care curriculum offers. Most importantly, the After Care Lead Coach must be able to approach each day and any unique challenges with energy, patience, and a sense of humor.
Reporting to the Site Leader, a Division Lead Coach at Atlanta Falcons Summer Camps manages divisional staff and curriculum while ensuring the safety, enjoyment, and well-being of every football player. A Division Lead Coach is a master of the Headfirst Professional Sports Camp curriculum, who can facilitate and implement this curriculum with attention to detail and an emphasis on consistent and enriching instruction. A Division Lead Coach is a thoughtful, empathetic, and approachable leader who holds their divisional team to the same high standards to which they hold themselves. Finally, a Division Lead Coach is a friendly customer experience representative who finds innovative ways to provide families with personalized feedback on their campers.
Reporting to the Site Leader, a Coach at Atlanta Falcons Summer Camps is responsible for the safety, enjoyment, and development of every football player under their care. Our Coaches provide their team with guidance and instruction throughout the camp day, always encouraging a respectful and positive atmosphere so that each player experiences success while at camp. Coaches must possess the ability to communicate with a variety of age, interest, and skill levels as well as have an enthusiasm for football while approaching each day and its unique challenges with energy, patience, and a sense of humor.
Reporting to the Site Leader, a Junior Coach at Atlanta Falcons Summer Camps is responsible for the safety, enjoyment, and development of every football player under their care. Our Junior Coaches provide their campers with guidance and instruction throughout the camp day, always encouraging a respectful and positive atmosphere to foster a growth-oriented experience. Junior Coaches must possess the ability to communicate with a variety of age, interest, and skill levels as well as a passion for the game of football; while approaching each day and its unique challenges with energy, patience, and a sense of humor.
Reporting to the Site Leader, the Baseball Specialist at Atlanta Braves Baseball Camps will be tasked with ensuring curriculum excellence across our five (5) camp divisions while ensuring the safety, enjoyment, and well-being of every ballplayer. The Baseball Specialist will have mastered the Headfirst Professional Sports Camp curriculum and can serve as a resource for their teammates to ensure proper execution of age and skill-appropriate baseball instruction during the camp day. This individual can facilitate and implement the curriculum but can also identify areas for curriculum adaptation/extension for various campers. The Baseball Specialist must be able to provide constructive feedback while working closely with the Headfirst headquarters team to ensure that each camper and team member on-site has a safe, enjoyable, and enriching experience. Additionally, the baseball specialist will serve as our customer experience representative – for all things curriculum – including but not limited to: player evaluation, team change management, and general curriculum questions. This individual will find innovative ways to provide families with personalized feedback on their ballplayers.
The Chicago Cubs Baseball Camps Site Leader will work on-site at each of our camp locations throughout the summer and will be the role model for all campers and staff – showcasing unparalleled levels of dedication, integrity, and professionalism within the Headfirst Professional Sports Camps community. The Site Leader must always prioritize operating a safe and secure camp, taking personal responsibility for the physical and emotional well-being of every program participant. The Site Leader role requires the ability to not only coach your staff up, but also provide constructive feedback while working closely with the Headfirst Professional Sports Camps headquarters team to ensure that each ballplayer and team member on-site has a safe, enjoyable, and enriching experience.
Reporting to the Site Leader, the Camp & Safety Coordinator at Chicago Cubs Baseball Camps works closely with fellow on-site leadership and HQ staff to organize and execute on the customer service and administrative tasks necessary to run an award-winning camp. The Camp & Safety Coordinator oversees and ensures the day-to-day safety of all program participants; safety is Headfirst Professional Sports Camps’ foremost concern, and the Camp & Safety Coordinator must always prioritize safety above all else. Finally, the Camp & Safety Coordinator acts as the on-site representative of the Talent Department – managing staff timecards while addressing any staff questions or concerns.
Reporting to the Site Leader, the Facilities Coordinator at Chicago Cubs Baseball Camps acts as the epicenter of successful camp operations, spending each camp day on the move as they ensure all camp programs and activities are prepared for ballplayers. The Facilities Coordinator must execute a smooth and efficient operation of the site so that ballplayers can get the most out of their camp experience while being able to spot and resolve issues before they arise. The Facilities Coordinator’s duties are physically rigorous, and they must possess a tenacious work ethic, strong organizational skills, and a positive attitude.
Reporting to the Site Leader, a Division Lead Coach at Chicago Cubs Baseball Camps manages divisional staff and curriculum while ensuring the safety, enjoyment, and well-being of every ballplayer. A Division Lead Coach is a master of the Headfirst Professional Sports Camp curriculum, who can facilitate and implement this curriculum with attention to detail and an emphasis on consistent and enriching instruction. A Division Lead Coach is a thoughtful, empathetic, and approachable leader who holds their divisional team to the same high standards to which they hold themselves. Finally, a Division Lead Coach is a friendly customer experience representative who finds innovative ways to provide families with personalized feedback on their ballplayers.
Reporting to the Site Leader, a Coach at Chicago Cubs Baseball Camps is responsible for the safety, enjoyment, and development of every ballplayer under their care. Our Coaches provide their ballplayers with guidance and instruction throughout the camp day, always encouraging a respectful and positive atmosphere so that each player experiences success while at camp. Coaches must possess the ability to communicate with a variety of ages, interest, and skill levels as well as have an enthusiasm for baseball and/or softball while approaching each day and its unique challenges with energy, patience, and a sense of humor.
Reporting to the Site Leader, a Junior Coach at Chicago Cubs Baseball Camps is responsible for the safety, enjoyment, and development of every ballplayer under their care. Our Junior Coaches provide their ballplayers with guidance and instruction throughout the camp day, always encouraging a respectful and positive atmosphere so that each player experiences success while at camp. Junior Coaches must possess the ability to communicate with a variety of ages, interest, and skill levels as well as have an enthusiasm for baseball and/or softball while approaching each day and its unique challenges with energy, patience, and a sense of humor.
Reporting to the Site Leader, the After Care Lead Coach at Chicago Cubs Baseball Camps is responsible for the safety, enjoyment, and development of every ballplayer under their care. Our After Care Lead Coaches act as a Coach throughout the camp day, transitioning to their role as After Care Lead Coach following the afternoon checkout process. The After Care Lead Coach must have experience both on the baseball field and in the classroom, in order to execute the recreational and instructional baseball-related activities, games, and projects that the After Care curriculum offers. Most importantly, the After Care Lead Coach must be able to approach each day and its unique challenges with energy, patience, and a sense of humor.
Reporting to the Site Leader, the Baseball Specialist at Chicago Cubs Baseball Camps will be tasked with ensuring curriculum excellence across our five (5) camp divisions while ensuring the safety, enjoyment, and well-being of every ballplayer. The Baseball Specialist will have mastered the Headfirst Professional Sports Camp curriculum and can serve as a resource for their teammates to ensure proper execution of age and skill-appropriate baseball instruction during the camp day. This individual can facilitate and implement the curriculum but can also identify areas for curriculum adaptation/extension for various campers. The Baseball Specialist must be able to provide constructive feedback while working closely with the Headfirst headquarters team to ensure that each camper and team member on-site has a safe, enjoyable, and enriching experience. Additionally, the baseball specialist will serve as our customer experience representative – for all things curriculum – including but not limited to: player evaluation, team change management, and general curriculum questions. This individual will find innovative ways to provide families with personalized feedback on their ballplayers.
The Boston Red Sox Baseball Camps Site Leader will work on-site at each of our camp locations throughout the summer and will be the role model for all campers and staff – showcasing unparalleled levels of dedication, integrity, and professionalism within the Headfirst Professional Sports Camps community. The Site Leader must always prioritize operating a safe and secure camp, taking personal responsibility for the physical and emotional well-being of every program participant. The Site Leader role requires the ability to not only coach your staff up, but also provide constructive feedback while working closely with the Headfirst Professional Sports Camps headquarters team to ensure that each ballplayer and team member on-site has a safe, enjoyable, and enriching experience.
Reporting to the Site Leader, the Camp & Safety Coordinator at Boston Red Sox Baseball Camps works closely with fellow on-site leadership and HQ staff to organize and execute on the customer service and administrative tasks necessary to run an award-winning camp. The Camp & Safety Coordinator oversees and ensures the day-to-day safety of all program participants; safety is Headfirst Professional Sports Camps’ foremost concern, and the Camp & Safety Coordinator must always prioritize safety above all else. Finally, the Camp & Safety Coordinator acts as the on-site representative of the Talent Department – managing staff timecards while addressing any staff questions or concerns.
Reporting to the Site Leader, the Facilities Coordinator at Boston Red Sox Baseball Camps acts as the epicenter of successful camp operations, spending each camp day on the move as they ensure all camp programs and activities are prepared for ballplayers. The Facilities Coordinator must execute a smooth and efficient operation of the site so that ballplayers can get the most out of their camp experience while being able to spot and resolve issues before they arise. The Facilities Coordinator’s duties are physically rigorous, and they must possess a tenacious work ethic, strong organizational skills, and a positive attitude.
Reporting to the Site Leader, a Coach at Boston Red Sox Baseball Camps is responsible for the safety, enjoyment, and development of every ballplayer under their care. Our Coaches provide their ballplayers with guidance and instruction throughout the camp day, always encouraging a respectful and positive atmosphere so that each player experiences success while at camp. Coaches must possess the ability to communicate with a variety of ages, interest, and skill levels as well as have an enthusiasm for baseball and/or softball while approaching each day and its unique challenges with energy, patience, and a sense of humor.
Reporting to the Site Leader, a Division Lead Coach at Boston Red Sox Baseball Camps manages divisional staff and curriculum while ensuring the safety, enjoyment, and well-being of every ballplayer. A Division Lead Coach is a master of the Headfirst Professional Sports Camp curriculum, who can facilitate and implement this curriculum with attention to detail and an emphasis on consistent and enriching instruction. A Division Lead Coach is a thoughtful, empathetic, and approachable leader who holds their divisional team to the same high standards to which they hold themselves. Finally, a Division Lead Coach is a friendly customer experience representative who finds innovative ways to provide families with personalized feedback on their ballplayers.
Reporting to the Site Leader, a Junior Coach at Boston Red Sox Baseball Camps is responsible for the safety, enjoyment, and development of every ballplayer under their care. Our Junior Coaches provide their ballplayers with guidance and instruction throughout the camp day, always encouraging a respectful and positive atmosphere so that each player experiences success while at camp. Junior Coaches must possess the ability to communicate with a variety of ages, interest, and skill levels as well as have an enthusiasm for baseball and/or softball while approaching each day and its unique challenges with energy, patience, and a sense of humor.
Reporting to the Site Leader, the After Care Lead Coach at Boston Red Sox Baseball Camps is responsible for the safety, enjoyment, and development of every ballplayer under their care. Our After Care Lead Coaches act as a Coach throughout the camp day, transitioning to their role as After Care Lead Coach following the afternoon checkout process. The After Care Lead Coach must have experience both on the baseball field and in the classroom, in order to execute the recreational and instructional baseball-related activities, games, and projects that the After Care curriculum offers. Most importantly, the After Care Lead Coach must be able to approach each day and its unique challenges with energy, patience, and a sense of humor.
The New York Yankees (NJ) Baseball Camps Site Leader will work on-site at each of our camp locations throughout the summer and will be the role model for all campers and staff – showcasing unparalleled levels of dedication, integrity, and professionalism within the Headfirst Professional Sports Camps community. The Site Leader must always prioritize operating a safe and secure camp, taking personal responsibility for the physical and emotional well-being of every program participant. The Site Leader role requires the ability to not only coach your staff up, but also provide constructive feedback while working closely with the Headfirst Professional Sports Camps headquarters team to ensure that each ballplayer and team member on-site has a safe, enjoyable, and enriching experience.
Reporting to the Site Leader, the Camp & Safety Coordinator at New York Yankees (NJ) Baseball Camps works closely with fellow on-site leadership and HQ staff to organize and execute on the customer service and administrative tasks necessary to run an award-winning camp. The Camp & Safety Coordinator oversees and ensures the day-to-day safety of all program participants; safety is Headfirst Professional Sports Camps’ foremost concern, and the Camp & Safety Coordinator must always prioritize safety above all else. Finally, the Camp & Safety Coordinator acts as the on-site representative of the Talent Department – managing staff timecards while addressing any staff questions or concerns.
Reporting to the Site Leader, the Facilities Coordinator at New York Yankees (NJ) Baseball Camps acts as the epicenter of successful camp operations, spending each camp day on the move as they ensure all camp programs and activities are prepared for ballplayers. The Facilities Coordinator must execute a smooth and efficient operation of the site so that ballplayers can get the most out of their camp experience while being able to spot and resolve issues before they arise. The Facilities Coordinator’s duties are physically rigorous, and they must possess a tenacious work ethic, strong organizational skills, and a positive attitude.
Reporting to the Site Leader, a Division Lead Coach at New York Yankees (NJ) Baseball Camps manages divisional staff and curriculum while ensuring the safety, enjoyment, and well-being of every ballplayer. A Division Lead Coach is a master of the Headfirst Professional Sports Camp curriculum, who can facilitate and implement this curriculum with attention to detail and an emphasis on consistent and enriching instruction. A Division Lead Coach is a thoughtful, empathetic, and approachable leader who holds their divisional team to the same high standards to which they hold themselves. Finally, a Division Lead Coach is a friendly customer experience representative who finds innovative ways to provide families with personalized feedback on their ballplayers.
Reporting to the Site Leader, a Coach at New York Yankees (NJ) Baseball Camps is responsible for the safety, enjoyment, and development of every ballplayer under their care. Our Coaches provide their ballplayers with guidance and instruction throughout the camp day, always encouraging a respectful and positive atmosphere so that each player experiences success while at camp. Coaches must possess the ability to communicate with a variety of ages, interest, and skill levels as well as have an enthusiasm for baseball and/or softball while approaching each day and its unique challenges with energy, patience, and a sense of humor.
Reporting to the Site Leader, the After Care Lead Coach at New York Yankees (NJ) Baseball Camps is responsible for the safety, enjoyment, and development of every ballplayer under their care. Our After Care Lead Coaches act as a Coach throughout the camp day, transitioning to their role as After Care Lead Coach following the afternoon checkout process. The After Care Lead Coach must have experience both on the baseball field and in the classroom, in order to execute the recreational and instructional baseball-related activities, games, and projects that the After Care curriculum offers. Most importantly, the After Care Lead Coach must be able to approach each day and its unique challenges with energy, patience, and a sense of humor.
Reporting to the Site Leader, a Junior Coach at New York Yankees (NJ) Baseball Camps is responsible for the safety, enjoyment, and development of every ballplayer under their care. Our Junior Coaches provide their ballplayers with guidance and instruction throughout the camp day, always encouraging a respectful and positive atmosphere so that each player experiences success while at camp. Junior Coaches must possess the ability to communicate with a variety of ages, interest, and skill levels as well as have an enthusiasm for baseball and/or softball while approaching each day and its unique challenges with energy, patience, and a sense of humor.
The New York Yankees (NY) Baseball Camps Site Leader will work on-site at each of our camp locations throughout the summer and will be the role model for all campers and staff – showcasing unparalleled levels of dedication, integrity, and professionalism within the Headfirst Professional Sports Camps community. The Site Leader must always prioritize operating a safe and secure camp, taking personal responsibility for the physical and emotional well-being of every program participant. The Site Leader role requires the ability to not only coach your staff up, but also provide constructive feedback while working closely with the Headfirst Professional Sports Camps headquarters team to ensure that each ballplayer and team member on-site has a safe, enjoyable, and enriching experience.
Reporting to the Site Leader, the Camp & Safety Coordinator at New York Yankees (NY) Baseball Camps works closely with fellow on-site leadership and HQ staff to organize and execute on the customer service and administrative tasks necessary to run an award-winning camp. The Camp & Safety Coordinator oversees and ensures the day-to-day safety of all program participants; safety is Headfirst Professional Sports Camps’ foremost concern, and the Camp & Safety Coordinator must always prioritize safety above all else. Finally, the Camp & Safety Coordinator acts as the on-site representative of the Talent Department – managing staff timecards while addressing any staff questions or concerns.
Reporting to the Site Leader, the Facilities Coordinator at New York Yankees (NY) Baseball Camps acts as the epicenter of successful camp operations, spending each camp day on the move as they ensure all camp programs and activities are prepared for ballplayers. The Facilities Coordinator must execute a smooth and efficient operation of the site so that ballplayers can get the most out of their camp experience while being able to spot and resolve issues before they arise. The Facilities Coordinator’s duties are physically rigorous, and they must possess a tenacious work ethic, strong organizational skills, and a positive attitude.
Reporting to the Site Leader, a Division Lead Coach at New York Yankees (NY) Baseball Camps manages divisional staff and curriculum while ensuring the safety, enjoyment, and well-being of every ballplayer. A Division Lead Coach is a master of the Headfirst Professional Sports Camp curriculum, who can facilitate and implement this curriculum with attention to detail and an emphasis on consistent and enriching instruction. A Division Lead Coach is a thoughtful, empathetic, and approachable leader who holds their divisional team to the same high standards to which they hold themselves. Finally, a Division Lead Coach is a friendly customer experience representative who finds innovative ways to provide families with personalized feedback on their ballplayers.
Reporting to the Site Leader, a Coach at New York Yankees (NY) Baseball Camps is responsible for the safety, enjoyment, and development of every ballplayer under their care. Our Coaches provide their ballplayers with guidance and instruction throughout the camp day, always encouraging a respectful and positive atmosphere so that each player experiences success while at camp. Coaches must possess the ability to communicate with a variety of ages, interest, and skill levels as well as have an enthusiasm for baseball and/or softball while approaching each day and its unique challenges with energy, patience, and a sense of humor.
Reporting to the Site Leader, a Junior Coach at New York Yankees (NY) Baseball Camps is responsible for the safety, enjoyment, and development of every ballplayer under their care. Our Junior Coaches provide their ballplayers with guidance and instruction throughout the camp day, always encouraging a respectful and positive atmosphere so that each player experiences success while at camp. Junior Coaches must possess the ability to communicate with a variety of ages, interest, and skill levels as well as have an enthusiasm for baseball and/or softball while approaching each day and its unique challenges with energy, patience, and a sense of humor.
Reporting to the Site Leader, the After Care Lead Coach at New York Yankees (NY) Baseball Camps is responsible for the safety, enjoyment, and development of every ballplayer under their care. Our After Care Lead Coaches act as a Coach throughout the camp day, transitioning to their role as After Care Lead Coach following the afternoon checkout process. The After Care Lead Coach must have experience both on the baseball field and in the classroom, in order to execute the recreational and instructional baseball-related activities, games, and projects that the After Care curriculum offers. Most importantly, the After Care Lead Coach must be able to approach each day and its unique challenges with energy, patience, and a sense of humor.
Reporting to the Site Leader, the Baseball Specialist at Yankees Baseball Camps will be tasked with ensuring curriculum excellence across our five (5) camp divisions while ensuring the safety, enjoyment, and well-being of every ballplayer. The Baseball Specialist will have mastered the Headfirst Professional Sports Camp curriculum and can serve as a resource for their teammates to ensure proper execution of age and skill-appropriate baseball instruction during the camp day. This individual can facilitate and implement the curriculum but can also identify areas for curriculum adaptation/extension for various campers. The Baseball Specialist must be able to provide constructive feedback while working closely with the Headfirst headquarters team to ensure that each camper and team member on-site has a safe, enjoyable, and enriching experience. Additionally, the baseball specialist will serve as our customer experience representative – for all things curriculum – including but not limited to: player evaluation, team change management, and general curriculum questions. This individual will find innovative ways to provide families with personalized feedback on their ballplayers.
The Pittsburgh Pirates Baseball Camps Site Leader will work on-site at each of our camp locations throughout the summer and will be the role model for all campers and staff – showcasing unparalleled levels of dedication, integrity, and professionalism within the Headfirst Professional Sports Camps community. The Site Leader must always prioritize operating a safe and secure camp, taking personal responsibility for the physical and emotional well-being of every program participant. The Site Leader role requires the ability to not only coach your staff up, but also provide constructive feedback while working closely with the Headfirst Professional Sports Camps headquarters team to ensure that each ballplayer and team member on-site has a safe, enjoyable, and enriching experience.
Reporting to the Site Leader, the Camp & Safety Coordinator at Pittsburgh Pirates Baseball Camps works closely with fellow on-site leadership and HQ staff to organize and execute on the customer service and administrative tasks necessary to run an award-winning camp. The Camp & Safety Coordinator oversees and ensures the day-to-day safety of all program participants; safety is Headfirst Professional Sports Camps’ foremost concern, and the Camp & Safety Coordinator must always prioritize safety above all else. Finally, the Camp & Safety Coordinator acts as the on-site representative of the Talent Department – managing staff timecards while addressing any staff questions or concerns.
Reporting to the Site Leader, the Facilities Coordinator at Pittsburgh Pirates Baseball Camps acts as the epicenter of successful camp operations, spending each camp day on the move as they ensure all camp programs and activities are prepared for ballplayers. The Facilities Coordinator must execute a smooth and efficient operation of the site so that ballplayers can get the most out of their camp experience while being able to spot and resolve issues before they arise. The Facilities Coordinator’s duties are physically rigorous, and they must possess a tenacious work ethic, strong organizational skills, and a positive attitude.
Reporting to the Site Leader, the After Care Lead Coach at Pittsburgh Pirates Baseball Camps is responsible for the safety, enjoyment, and development of every ballplayer under their care. Our After Care Lead Coaches act as a Coach throughout the camp day, transitioning to their role as After Care Lead Coach following the afternoon checkout process. The After Care Lead Coach must have experience both on the baseball field and in the classroom, in order to execute the recreational and instructional baseball-related activities, games, and projects that the After Care curriculum offers. Most importantly, the After Care Lead Coach must be able to approach each day and its unique challenges with energy, patience, and a sense of humor.
Reporting to the Site Leader, a Division Lead Coach at Pittsburgh Pirates Baseball Camps manages divisional staff and curriculum while ensuring the safety, enjoyment, and well-being of every ballplayer. A Division Lead Coach is a master of the Headfirst Professional Sports Camp curriculum, who can facilitate and implement this curriculum with attention to detail and an emphasis on consistent and enriching instruction. A Division Lead Coach is a thoughtful, empathetic, and approachable leader who holds their divisional team to the same high standards to which they hold themselves. Finally, a Division Lead Coach is a friendly customer experience representative who finds innovative ways to provide families with personalized feedback on their ballplayers.
Reporting to the Site Leader, a Coach at Pittsburgh Pirates Baseball Camps is responsible for the safety, enjoyment, and development of every ballplayer under their care. Our Coaches provide their ballplayers with guidance and instruction throughout the camp day, always encouraging a respectful and positive atmosphere so that each player experiences success while at camp. Coaches must possess the ability to communicate with a variety of ages, interest, and skill levels as well as have an enthusiasm for baseball and/or softball while approaching each day and its unique challenges with energy, patience, and a sense of humor.
Reporting to the Site Leader, a Junior Coach at Pittsburgh Pirates Baseball Camps is responsible for the safety, enjoyment, and development of every ballplayer under their care. Our Junior Coaches provide their ballplayers with guidance and instruction throughout the camp day, always encouraging a respectful and positive atmosphere so that each player experiences success while at camp. Junior Coaches must possess the ability to communicate with a variety of ages, interest, and skill levels as well as have an enthusiasm for baseball and/or softball while approaching each day and its unique challenges with energy, patience, and a sense of humor.
The Washington Nationals Baseball Camps Site Leader will work on-site at each of our camp locations throughout the summer and will be the role model for all campers and staff – showcasing unparalleled levels of dedication, integrity, and professionalism within the Headfirst Professional Sports Camps community. The Site Leader must always prioritize operating a safe and secure camp, taking personal responsibility for the physical and emotional well-being of every program participant. The Site Leader role requires the ability to not only coach your staff up, but also provide constructive feedback while working closely with the Headfirst Professional Sports Camps headquarters team to ensure that each ballplayer and team member on-site has a safe, enjoyable, and enriching experience.
Reporting to the Site Leader, the Camp & Safety Coordinator at Washington Nationals Baseball Camps works closely with fellow on-site leadership and HQ staff to organize and execute on the customer service and administrative tasks necessary to run an award-winning camp. The Camp & Safety Coordinator oversees and ensures the day-to-day safety of all program participants; safety is Headfirst Professional Sports Camps’ foremost concern, and the Camp & Safety Coordinator must always prioritize safety above all else. Finally, the Camp & Safety Coordinator acts as the on-site representative of the Talent Department – managing staff timecards while addressing any staff questions or concerns.
Reporting to the Site Leader, the Facilities Coordinator at Washington Nationals Baseball Camps acts as the epicenter of successful camp operations, spending each camp day on the move as they ensure all camp programs and activities are prepared for ballplayers. The Facilities Coordinator must execute a smooth and efficient operation of the site so that ballplayers can get the most out of their camp experience while being able to spot and resolve issues before they arise. The Facilities Coordinator’s duties are physically rigorous, and they must possess a tenacious work ethic, strong organizational skills, and a positive attitude.
Reporting to the Site Leader, the After Care Lead Coach at Washington Nationals Baseball Camps is responsible for the safety, enjoyment, and development of every ballplayer under their care. Our After Care Lead Coaches act as a Coach throughout the camp day, transitioning to their role as After Care Lead Coach following the afternoon checkout process. The After Care Lead Coach must have experience both on the baseball field and in the classroom, in order to execute the recreational and instructional baseball-related activities, games, and projects that the After Care curriculum offers. Most importantly, the After Care Lead Coach must be able to approach each day and its unique challenges with energy, patience, and a sense of humor.
Reporting to the Site Leader, a Division Lead Coach at Washington Nationals Baseball Camps manages divisional staff and curriculum while ensuring the safety, enjoyment, and well-being of every ballplayer. A Division Lead Coach is a master of the Headfirst Professional Sports Camp curriculum, who can facilitate and implement this curriculum with attention to detail and an emphasis on consistent and enriching instruction. A Division Lead Coach is a thoughtful, empathetic, and approachable leader who holds their divisional team to the same high standards to which they hold themselves. Finally, a Division Lead Coach is a friendly customer experience representative who finds innovative ways to provide families with personalized feedback on their ballplayers.
Reporting to the Site Leader, a Coach at Washington Nationals Baseball Camps is responsible for the safety, enjoyment, and development of every ballplayer under their care. Our Coaches provide their ballplayers with guidance and instruction throughout the camp day, always encouraging a respectful and positive atmosphere so that each player experiences success while at camp. Coaches must possess the ability to communicate with a variety of ages, interest, and skill levels as well as have an enthusiasm for baseball and/or softball while approaching each day and its unique challenges with energy, patience, and a sense of humor.
Reporting to the Site Leader, a Junior Coach at Washington Nationals Baseball Camps is responsible for the safety, enjoyment, and development of every ballplayer under their care. Our Junior Coaches provide their ballplayers with guidance and instruction throughout the camp day, always encouraging a respectful and positive atmosphere so that each player experiences success while at camp. Junior Coaches must possess the ability to communicate with a variety of ages, interest, and skill levels as well as have an enthusiasm for baseball and/or softball while approaching each day and its unique challenges with energy, patience, and a sense of humor.
The D.C. United Soccer Camps Site Leader will work on-site at each of our camp locations throughout the summer and will be the role model for all campers and staff – showcasing unparalleled levels of dedication, integrity, and professionalism within the Headfirst Professional Sports Camps community. The Site Leader must always prioritize operating a safe and secure camp, taking personal responsibility for the physical and emotional well-being of every program participant. The Site Leader role requires the ability to not only coach your staff up, but also provide constructive feedback while working closely with the Headfirst Professional Sports Camps Headquarters team to ensure that each camper and team member on-site has a safe, enjoyable, and enriching experience.
Reporting to the Site Leader, the Camp & Safety Coordinator at D.C. United Soccer Camps works closely with fellow on-site leadership and HQ staff to organize and execute on the customer service and administrative tasks necessary to run an award-winning camp. The Camp & Safety Coordinator oversees and ensures the day-to-day safety of all program participants; safety is Headfirst Professional Sports Camps’ foremost concern, and the Camp & Safety Coordinator must always prioritize safety above all else. Finally, the Camp & Safety Coordinator acts as the on-site representative of the Talent Department – managing staff timecards while addressing any staff questions or concerns.
Reporting to the Site Leader, the Facilities Coordinator at D.C. United Soccer Camps acts as the epicenter of successful camp operations, spending each camp day on the move as they ensure all camp programs and activities are prepared for campers. The Facilities Coordinator must execute a smooth and efficient operation of the site so that campers can get the most out of their camp experience while being able to resolve issues before they arise. The Facilities Coordinator’s duties are physically rigorous, so this individual must possess a tenacious work ethic, strong organizational skills, and a positive attitude.
Reporting to the Site Leader, a Division Lead Coach at D.C. United Soccer Camps manages divisional staff and curriculum while ensuring the safety, enjoyment, and well-being of every soccer player. A Division Lead Coach is a master of the Headfirst Professional Sports Camp curriculum, who can facilitate and implement this curriculum with attention to detail and an emphasis on consistent and enriching instruction. A Division Lead Coach is a thoughtful, empathetic, and approachable leader who holds their divisional team to the same high standards to which they hold themselves. Finally, a Division Lead Coach is a friendly customer experience representative who finds innovative ways to provide families with personalized feedback on their campers.
Reporting to the Site Leader, the After Care Lead Coach at D.C. United Soccer Camps is responsible for the safety, enjoyment, and development of every soccer player under their care. Our After Care Lead Coaches act as a Coach throughout the camp day, transitioning to their role as After Care Lead Coach following the afternoon checkout process. The After Care Lead Coach must have experience both on the pitch and in the classroom, in order to execute the recreational and instructional soccer-related activities, games, and projects that the After Care curriculum offers. Most importantly, the After Care Lead Coach must be able to approach each day and any unique challenges with energy, patience, and a sense of humor.
Reporting to the Site Leader, a Coach at D.C. United Soccer Camps is responsible for the safety, enjoyment, and development of every soccer player under their care. Our Coaches provide their team with guidance and instruction throughout the camp day, always encouraging a respectful and positive atmosphere so that each player experiences success while at camp. Coaches must possess the ability to communicate with a variety of age, interest, and skill levels as well as have an enthusiasm for soccer while approaching each day and its unique challenges with energy, patience, and a sense of humor.
Reporting to the Site Leader, a Junior Coach at D.C United Soccer Camps is responsible for the safety, enjoyment, and development of every soccer player under their care. Our Junior Coaches provide their campers with guidance and instruction throughout the camp day, always encouraging a respectful and positive atmosphere so that each player experiences success while at camp. Junior Coaches must possess the ability to communicate with a variety of age, interest, and skill levels as well as have an enthusiasm for soccer while approaching each day and its unique challenges with energy, patience, and a sense of humor.
The Camp Nurse at Headfirst Professional Sports Camps Residential Experience acts as the primary on-site resource for any and all matters related to the safety and well-being of both Headfirst Professional Sports Camps campers and staff. The Camp Nurse supervises and ensures the day-to-day safety of all program participants; safety is Headfirst Professional Sports Camps’ foremost concern, and the Camp Nurse must always prioritize safety above all else. This program will offer three weeks of Headfirst Professional Sports Camp curriculum through four of our Professional Sports Camps partners. Our residential team will travel to Chicago, Boston, and Washington D.C. over the three week period to operate this once in a lifetime residential experience. With this being a residential position, we ask that our Camp Nurse live on site at each of our partner facilities from June 26th - July 19th. We offer room and board, transportation to each new location, meals, and competitive salary.
Reporting to the Coordinator of Camper Experience, Programming and Staff Management, a Coach at Headfirst Professional Sports Camps - Residential Experience is responsible for the safety, enjoyment, and development of every camper under their care. Our Coaches provide their campers with guidance and instruction throughout the camp day, always encouraging a respectful and positive atmosphere so that each player experiences success while at camp. Coaches must possess the ability to communicate with a variety of age, interest, and skill levels as well as possessing enthusiasm while approaching each day and its unique challenges with energy, patience, and a sense of humor. This program will offer three weeks of Headfirst Professional Sports Camp curriculum through four of our Professional Sports Camps partners. Our residential team will travel to Chicago, Boston, and Washington D.C. over the three week period to operate this once in a lifetime residential experience. With this being a residential position, we ask that our Coaches live on site at each of our partner facilities from June 26th– July 19th. We offer room and board, transportation to each new location, meals, and competitive salary.
The Coordinator of Camp Administration and Insight at Headfirst Professional Sports Camps Residential Experience is responsible for the customer service and administrative tasks necessary to run a top-quality camp. This Coordinator must be a detail-oriented project manager that maintains complete and accurate camp records. They must be a dedicated and composed professional who can be a representative of Headfirst Professional Sports Camps for families, communicating effectively both verbally and in writing. This program will offer three weeks of Headfirst Professional Sports Camp curriculum through four of our Professional Sports Camps partners. Our residential team will travel to Chicago, Boston, and Washington D.C., over this three week period to operate this once in a lifetime residential experience. With this being a residential position, we ask that our Coordinator of Camp Administration and Insight live on site at each of our partner facilities from June 26th– July 19th. We offer room and board, transportation to each new location, meals, and competitive salary.
The Coordinator of Camp Logistics at Headfirst Professional Sports Camps Residential Experience acts as the epicenter of successful camp operations, spending each camp day on the move as they ensure all camp programs and activities are prepared for campers. This Coordinator must execute a smooth and efficient operation on-site while being able to spot and resolve issues before they arise, so campers can get the most out of their camp experience. This individuals’ duties are physically rigorous so they must possess a tenacious work ethic, strong organizational skills, and a positive attitude. This program will offer three weeks of Headfirst Professional Sports Camp curriculum through four of our Professional Sports Camps partners. Our residential team will travel to Chicago, Boston, and Washington D.C., over the three week period to operate this once in a life time residential experience. With this being a residential position, we ask that our Coordinator of Camp Logistics live on site at each of our partner facilities from June 26th– July 19th. We offer room and board, transportation to each new location, meals, and competitive salary.
The Coordinator of Camper Experience, Programing and Staff Management at Headfirst Professional Sports Camps Residential Experience will be the role model for all campers and staff – showcasing unparalleled levels of dedication, integrity, and professionalism within the Headfirst Professional Sports Camps community. This individual must always prioritize operating a safe and secure camp while taking personal responsibility for the physical and emotional well-being of every program participant. This role requires the ability to not only coach your staff, but ensure your team is properly facilitating the Headfirst Professional Sports Camps Curriculum. You must be able to provide constructive feedback while working closely with the Headfirst headquarters team to ensure that each camper and team member on-site has a safe, enjoyable, and enriching experience. This program will offer three weeks of Headfirst Professional Sports Camp curriculum through four of our Professional Sports Camps partners. Our residential team will travel to Chicago, Boston, and Washington D.C., over the three week period to operate this once in a lifetime residential experience. With this being a residential position, we ask that our Coordinator of Camper Experience, Programing and Staff Management live on site at each of our partner facilities from June 26th– July 19th. We offer room and board, transportation to each new location, meals, and competitive salary.
Reporting to the Site Leader, the Baseball Specialist at Washington Nationals Baseball & Softball Camps will be tasked with ensuring curriculum excellence across our five (5) camp divisions while ensuring the safety, enjoyment, and well-being of every ballplayer. The Baseball Specialist will have mastered the Headfirst Professional Sports Camp curriculum and can serve as a resource for their teammates to ensure proper execution of age and skill-appropriate baseball instruction during the camp day. This individual can facilitate and implement the curriculum but can also identify areas for curriculum adaptation/extension for various campers. The Baseball Specialist must be able to provide constructive feedback while working closely with the Headfirst headquarters team to ensure that each camper and team member on-site has a safe, enjoyable, and enriching experience. Additionally, the baseball specialist will serve as our customer experience representative – for all things curriculum – including but not limited to: player evaluation, team change management, and general curriculum questions. This individual will find innovative ways to provide families with personalized feedback on their ballplayers.