Wellness Coach

Posted 2 days ago

aya healthcareKingman (AZ)

Lifeguards, Ski Patrol, and Other Recreational Protective Service Workers Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Lifeguard The Lifeguard ensures the safety of the facility patrons by preventing and responding to emergencies.

Key Responsibilities: General supervision of all activity in pool areas. Maintain a safe environment in pool areas and enforce all pool rules, regulations, and policies. General cleaning/maintenance of aquatics area. Monitor quality of water in pool, spa, and therapy pool. Have a working knowledge of pool, spa, and therapy pool equipment and chemicals. Be knowledgeable of all pool programs and events. Demonstrate excellent customer service. Complete records and reports. Participate in in-service trainings. Recognize and respond effectively to emergencies. Report any irregularities to Aquatics Manager, Director, and/or Manager. Demonstrate ability to supervise and control all activity in the pool area so that a safe environment is maintained. Other duties as assigned.

Qualifications

Certification/Licensure:

Lifeguard certification.
First Aid certification.
CPR certification through American Heart Association: BLS or Heartsaver with AED or American Red Cross with AED.Skills and Knowledge
Thorough knowledge and application of lifeguarding, surveillance, and rescue techniques.
Must be able to perform lifeguarding skills including rescue techniques and swimming techniques.
Strong swimmer.
Must be able to speak clearly and articulate instructions and take charge in an emergency situation.

Preferences High school diploma College degree and/or background in physical fitness One-year lifeguarding experience preferred.

Special Position Requirements: Category II: Expected duties have possible, but not routine, potential for exposure to blood, body fluids or tissues. Other potential exposures to physical injuries such as tripping, falling, muscle strains and other injuries related to various aquatics exercises in or out of the water. Exposure to a chemically treated indoor pool on a daily basis. Handling of testing reagents on a daily basis.

Work Requirements: Must be able to swim 60 minutes weekly and perform all physical maneuvers required as a lifeguard. Some lifting involved; removing an adult from the water. Must be able to stand for long periods of time. Ability to visually monitor participants and observe aquatics area to assure the safety of all members, patients, and/or guests. Ability to hear calls for help and to see members/patients in the aquatics area in case of emergency. Ability to smell in case of chemical leakage or incorrect levels.

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