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SALARY: $12.76 P/H – $15.95 P/H
The YMCA of Greater New York reaches half a million New Yorkers through programs that focus on youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. The Coney Island YMCA is seeking a qualified individual who will be responsible for maintaining safe conditions in and around the swim area at the Branch. The incumbent will promote a safe and positive atmosphere, in accordance with YMCA aquatics policies and procedures.
Responsibilities:
Qualifications:
We offer an exciting and innovative work environment with a culture committed to serving all members of our community. As a leading not-for-profit, community service organization, our Association relies heavily on fundraising to support the wide range of programs we proudly provide the communities we serve. Our expectation is that all staff promotes participation of their branch fundraising efforts in some capacity. If you would like to be a member of our dynamic team, please forward your cover letter and resume with subject line “Aquatics Supervisor” to otangul@ymcanyc.org or to:
Coney Island YMCA
Attn.: Oytun Tangul
2980 West 29th Street
Brooklyn, NY 11224
For more information visit: https://aquaticjobsnetwork.com/jobs/aquatics-supervisor-coney-islan... York City’s YMCA | WE’RE HERE FOR GOOD
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