This is a part-time, temporary position with no benefits. If you have questions about this position, you may contact Ms. Williams at rwillia2@nps.k12.va.us. 

 

Coaches should regard the safety and well-being of athletes as their highest priority.  In establishing that priority, coaches need to teach appropriate skills within their particular sport.  They should maintain an effective and safe strength and conditioning program, which includes off-season, pre-season, and in-season sessions.  They must recognize potential environmental hazards that could result in an injury from weather or field conditions.  When an injury occurs, coaches must provide, or delegate to a competent aide, emergency care of athletic injuries and application of first aid in the absence of the athletic trainer or team physician.  They must make sure the parent/guardian is notified.  They should set up pre-season meetings with athletes and parents, which focus on the entire program including emergency procedures, equipment, techniques, insurance information, and injury reporting.  Coaches must establish a positive communication system with the team physician, school athletic trainer, and school administrator in regards to injury care and prevention.

 

The head coach for each interscholastic sport will have the following duties and responsibilities: