Equestrian Instructor
Pegasus Farm is currently seeking a part-time Equestrian Instructor in the Hartville, OH area.
The Equestrian Instructor would be an active member of the instructor staff with an emphasis on teaching therapeutic equestrian lessons at Pegasus Farm that support the mission of Pegasus.
Benefits:
Pay:
$13-16; based off of experience and certifications Schedule:
Wednesday evenings, with the ability to teach additional classes Paid Time Off
Responsibilities:
Follow CHA and PATH standards as related to equestrian programming to provide a safe program for all.
As scheduled, teach assigned program classes, including but not limited to; therapeutic/adapted riding, able-bodied riding, and unmounted equine-assisted learning.
Teach curriculum based on the needs of the students' levels of age & ability and/or chosen curriculum for a particular program.
Direct and supervise volunteers assisting with students in classes and working in the barn.
Report any volunteer needs and/or concerns to the Volunteer Services Coordinator.
Complete assigned student progress reports semi-annually; medical/behavioral, occurrence reports as necessary.
Develop, maintain, and improve program materials and supplies for the betterment of the program.
Promote the Pegasus Farm mission statement:
The mission of Pegasus Farm is to create a community that holistically supports and empowers people with diverse needs through therapeutic equestrian programs, vocational services, and recreational and social activities.
Qualifications:
Current certification with Certified Horsemanship Association (CHA) and/or Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship (PATH).
(Will consider a strong candidate who is ready to become certified within the next 6 months).
Extensive experience with horseback riding and instruction.
Experience in all aspects of horse care including barn management, riding skills, medical care, equipment, and tack fit/care.
Current certification in CPR/First Aid.
Thorough knowledge and understanding of disabilities pertaining to current students.
Essential Functions:
Ability to enforce appropriate safety regulations and emergency procedures and to apply appropriate behavior management techniques.
Ability to lift at least 25 pounds and carry it for 100 yards.
Visual and auditory ability to identify and respond to environmental hazards, activity-related hazards and who may be in need of help.
Ambulatory abilities to accompany and participate in activities with participants and to summon help in case of an emergency.
If interested, please submit a current resume to apply.
Recommended Skills Cpr Health Care Medical Emergency Recreation Safety Principles Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
The Equestrian Instructor would be an active member of the instructor staff with an emphasis on teaching therapeutic equestrian lessons at Pegasus Farm that support the mission of Pegasus.
Benefits:
Pay:
$13-16; based off of experience and certifications Schedule:
Wednesday evenings, with the ability to teach additional classes Paid Time Off
Responsibilities:
Follow CHA and PATH standards as related to equestrian programming to provide a safe program for all.
As scheduled, teach assigned program classes, including but not limited to; therapeutic/adapted riding, able-bodied riding, and unmounted equine-assisted learning.
Teach curriculum based on the needs of the students' levels of age & ability and/or chosen curriculum for a particular program.
Direct and supervise volunteers assisting with students in classes and working in the barn.
Report any volunteer needs and/or concerns to the Volunteer Services Coordinator.
Complete assigned student progress reports semi-annually; medical/behavioral, occurrence reports as necessary.
Develop, maintain, and improve program materials and supplies for the betterment of the program.
Promote the Pegasus Farm mission statement:
The mission of Pegasus Farm is to create a community that holistically supports and empowers people with diverse needs through therapeutic equestrian programs, vocational services, and recreational and social activities.
Qualifications:
Current certification with Certified Horsemanship Association (CHA) and/or Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship (PATH).
(Will consider a strong candidate who is ready to become certified within the next 6 months).
Extensive experience with horseback riding and instruction.
Experience in all aspects of horse care including barn management, riding skills, medical care, equipment, and tack fit/care.
Current certification in CPR/First Aid.
Thorough knowledge and understanding of disabilities pertaining to current students.
Essential Functions:
Ability to enforce appropriate safety regulations and emergency procedures and to apply appropriate behavior management techniques.
Ability to lift at least 25 pounds and carry it for 100 yards.
Visual and auditory ability to identify and respond to environmental hazards, activity-related hazards and who may be in need of help.
Ambulatory abilities to accompany and participate in activities with participants and to summon help in case of an emergency.
If interested, please submit a current resume to apply.
Recommended Skills Cpr Health Care Medical Emergency Recreation Safety Principles Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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