Physical development specialist

The specialist implements the regulation and movement program (Ramp) by maintaining a caseload of high-Risk youth, conducting individual and small-Group sessions focused on cardiovascular engagement, and facilitating structured physical activities like basketball and soccer to reduce behavioral escalation. This role also involves designing structured recreation programming, integrating physiological regulation techniques like tactical breathing, and supporting behavior stabilization through proactive movement interventions.

A bachelor's degree in a related field such as kinesiology, exercise science, or psychology is preferred, alongside demonstrated ability to lead structured group activities in active environments. Candidates must possess strong interpersonal and coaching skills, the ability to maintain structure and safety during movement activities, and must pass a drug test and background checks.