Lifeguard / Swim Instructor
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Cerebral Palsy Inc
Green Bay, WI, US
Summary
The lifeguard and swim instructor is responsible for ensuring the safety of pool participants while providing high-quality swimming lessons. They must also maintain the cleanliness of the facility and respond effectively to emergencies.
Job Description
Lifeguard
About the Role:
The Swim Instructor Lifeguard plays a crucial role in ensuring the safety and well-being of all participants in aquatic activities while also providing high-quality instruction in swimming and water safety. This position requires a balance of vigilance and teaching ability, as the instructor/lifeguard will monitor the pool area for any potential hazards while simultaneously leading lessons for individuals or groups. The ultimate goal is to foster a safe and enjoyable environment where participants can learn essential swimming skills and water safety practices. Additionally, the Instructor/Lifeguard will be responsible for maintaining the cleanliness and organization of the aquatic facility. This role is vital in promoting a culture of safety and health within the community through effective education and supervision. CP offers training for this role.
Preferred Qualifications:
- Experience in teaching swimming lessons.
- Additional certifications in water safety or coaching.
- Experience working with diverse age groups and abilities.
- Current Lifeguard Certification from a recognized organization.
- Current CPR and First Aid Certification.
Responsibilities:
- Monitor the safety of all pool users and enforce facility rules and regulations.
- Provide swimming instruction to individuals and groups of varying skill levels.
- Perform rescues and administer first aid or CPR as necessary.
- Maintain cleanliness and organization of the pool area and equipment.
- Conduct regular safety drills and training sessions to ensure preparedness.
Skills:
The required skills for this position include strong swimming abilities and a thorough understanding of water safety protocols, which are essential for effectively monitoring the pool and ensuring participant safety. Communication skills are vital, as the Instructor/Lifeguard must clearly convey instructions and safety information to participants of all ages. Problem-solving skills are also important, as the individual will need to respond quickly and effectively to emergencies or unexpected situations. Preferred skills, such as experience in teaching, enhance the ability to engage and motivate learners, making lessons more effective and enjoyable. Overall, a combination of these skills ensures a safe, educational, and positive experience for all participants.
The Cerebral Palsy Center helps people with developmental disabilities have the chance at a better, richer life with as much independence as possible.
Through the services we offer, our clients have a chance at finding a job, living independently, enjoying relationships with others, participating in hobbies and leisure activities and giving back to the community through volunteer work.
Day Services at the Center consist of:
* Facility Based - Teaching individuals how to take care of themselves, developing social skills, and providing a break for family care givers.
* Community Based - Helping individuals become part of community life through volunteer work, YWCA and civic club memberships, and leisure activities.
* Employment Services - Seeks employment through three programs, Supported Employment, Project SEARCH and the Transition Team, providing job aptitude assessment, job development, stabilization, job coaching and follow up support services.
Residential Services consist of:
* Group Living - Meal, transportation, and personal care assistance provided in agency owned, accessible group homes by on-site staff.
* Individualized Living - Services are provided in individuals' homes or apartments and consist of assistance with personal care, housekeeping, shopping, transportation, and meal preparation.
The Family Support Program is a DIDD funded program which the Center administers and is a funding/referral service to provide whatever supports, services, or equipment needed to enable individuals and their families to remain in their homes and community. Services can include but are not limited to: Home Modifications, Specialized Equipment, Respite Care, Counseling, Health Related Needs, and Supplies.
Altogether over 300 individuals benefit from the services offered through the Cerebral Palsy Center.
Founded
1954
Company size
51-200 employees
Industry
Individual and Family Services
Org type
Nonprofit
The Cerebral Palsy Center helps people with developmental disabilities have the chance at a better, richer life with as much independence as possible.
Through the services we offer, our clients have a chance at finding a job, living independently, enjoying relationships with others, participating in hobbies and leisure activities and giving back to the community through volunteer work.
Day Services at the Center consist of:
* Facility Based - Teaching individuals how to take care of themselves, developing social skills, and providing a break for family care givers.
* Community Based - Helping individuals become part of community life through volunteer work, YWCA and civic club memberships, and leisure activities.
* Employment Services - Seeks employment through three programs, Supported Employment, Project SEARCH and the Transition Team, providing job aptitude assessment, job development, stabilization, job coaching and follow up support services.
Residential Services consist of:
* Group Living - Meal, transportation, and personal care assistance provided in agency owned, accessible group homes by on-site staff.
* Individualized Living - Services are provided in individuals' homes or apartments and consist of assistance with personal care, housekeeping, shopping, transportation, and meal preparation.
The Family Support Program is a DIDD funded program which the Center administers and is a funding/referral service to provide whatever supports, services, or equipment needed to enable individuals and their families to remain in their homes and community. Services can include but are not limited to: Home Modifications, Specialized Equipment, Respite Care, Counseling, Health Related Needs, and Supplies.
Altogether over 300 individuals benefit from the services offered through the Cerebral Palsy Center.
Founded
1954
Company size
51-200 employees
Industry
Individual and Family Services
Org type
Nonprofit