Position Vacant: We’re Looking for a New Member to Join Our Team

ByJarrat Wood

Job Summary:

Deliver World Class personal training sessions with an emphasis on prescribing exercise as medicine. Receive expert training and personal development.

 

Salary Details:

Casual Rate Above the Award + Super + Bonuses!

 

Details:

Jarrat Wood PT (www.personaltrainingprograms.com.au) has been servicing Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs as a personal trainer for over 8 years. Based in the ideal location of Edgecliff, Sydney we are now building a team to deliver even more for our loyal and long-established clientele! You will work closely with the founder and be provided regular training in all aspects of the business. 

 

As our valuable team member, you will be a part of a culture that:

•Recognise that health comes first

•Is contagious – the bigger the community, the bigger your effect

•Is fun and has a heart

•Fosters learning, personal growth and teaching skills

•Is anti-fragile – we grow stronger in the face of challenges

•Is at the cause of changing Australia’s approach to exercising for health

•Knows how to amplify the people, the purchase and the product

•Is Disrupting the pop culture and promoting the science

•Lives and breathes the vision, mission and values of the business.

 

You will be responsible for:

•prescribing exercise as medicine,

•delivering personal training sessions,

•recording data reporting directly to the founder

•referring clients to allied health providers

 

A background in exercise physiology, exercise science and/or personal training with acute and chronic health conditions is highly recommended. This is a fantastic opportunity to work closely with a visionary founder where your everyday work will directly impact the lives of others and the business. 

 

Why wait? Apply now. 

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