Head Coach Men's and Women's Tennis

•Responsible for recruitment of prospective student-athletes for both men’s and women’s programs as set by the Athletic Director and ADR.

•Manages all aspects of the tennis programs, including coaching the team during traditional and non-traditional segments; planning, organizing, and supervising practices.

•Develops and maintains a competitive program while maintaining compliance with NCAA and USA South rules and regulations. Educating self, assistant coaching staff and team on NCAA Compliance rules.

•Responsible for the overall discipline/conduct and academic progress of players.

•Inventories and orders supplies and equipment for both programs.

•Reports any needs or maintenance of the facilities and equipment to the Director of Athletics or Sport Administrator.

•Assist in academic monitoring and support for student-athletes.

•Maintain and develop alumni engagement and build donor relationships.

•Organize annual summer camps and clinics.

•Abide by Pfeiffer University, NCAA and USA South rules and regulations.

•Coordinate fundraising efforts for the sport within the guidelines set forth by the Athletics Department and the Advancement office.

•Represent the institution and the department in a positive and professional manner.

•Perform other duties that may be assigned by the Athletic Director, including but not limited to, game management responsibilities and assisting with department events and fundraising activities.

Collateral responsibilities:

•Participation in fundraising activities.

•Acceptance of service on college committees.

•Membership and active participation in professional organizations.

•Attendance of convocations, staff meetings, graduations.

•Staff member is responsible for the monitoring an institutional facility for the purposes of safety and facility security. Coach supervision is to prevent any activity that is dangerous to a student-athlete or other students. This does not allow the supervisor to direct or provide instruction to student-athletes while supervising.

Head Coach position is normally outdoors with students training, supervising or competing. Unpredictable changes are to be expected and are considered normal circumstances that come with being a collegiate coach. Must be willing to work weekends, nights, and certain holidays.