Head Baseball Coach (Part-Time)

Role Overview

This position is for a Head Baseball Coach based in New York, New York, within a collegiate athletics environment. The role is classified as full-time and is focused on leading and supporting the baseball program while aligning with the academic mission of the institution.

Compensation and Support

The annual salary for this role is $20,000. In addition, professional development funding and recruiting budgets are provided to support program growth and coaching effectiveness.

Core Duties

• Be able to work weekday practice windows of 7:00-9:00am or 12:00-3:00pm, along with weekday and weekend games.
• Promote the academic progress of student-athletes while supporting their personal and career development.
• Contribute to the planning, oversight, evaluation, and day-to-day coordination of the baseball program.
• Lead practice organization, game-day operations, team scheduling, and travel planning.
• Maintain discipline and appropriate conduct among students during practices, competitions, and off-campus travel.
• Direct and support assistant coaches.
• Recruit high-caliber prospective students to strengthen the program.
• Participate in fundraising efforts and alumni engagement initiatives.
• Use professional development opportunities to improve both individual capability and the success of the program.
• Attend relevant campus, conference, regional, and national meetings when needed.
• Follow applicable federal and state regulations, as well as the rules and procedures of CUNY, CUNY Athletic Conference, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, and NCAA Division III.
• Arrange tournament travel, manage assigned budgets, support program planning and forecasting, and help with team-building and community outreach efforts.
• Work nights, weekends, and overnight trips for away games and tournaments as required.

Education and Experience

A bachelor’s degree and at least two years of full-time relevant experience are required.

Preferred Qualifications

• A valid New York State driver’s license.
• Current First Aid and CPR/AED certification, maintained throughout employment.
• Background in hiring, supervising, and training support staff.
• Strong customer service and staff-relations abilities.
• Well-developed organizational skills.

About the Athletics Department

The John Jay College of Criminal Justice Athletics Department offers a competitive and well-rounded athletics experience that supports the institution’s academic goals. The department oversees 14 intercollegiate sports and serves about 200 student-athletes, alongside recreation and intramural programs designed to encourage social connection and fitness.