Lifeguard – Health/Kinesiology & Recreation Management Department

Campus Location: Pool

Hours per week: 8-20 hours

Work Schedule: Typically afternoon and evening

Hourly pay rate: $16.30

Job duties: 

• Maintain the safety of the patrons in and around the pool
• Represent Palomar College by maintaining a professional attitude
• Communicate and enforce all Palomar College Pool regulations and pool rules in a personable and professional manner
• Communicate any potential dangerous elements of the facility to the pool supervisor.
• Attend all scheduled staff meetings
• Perform patron surveillance with a rescue tube from the guard stand
• Remain alert and use all senses while guarding
• Work as a team with other lifeguards during special events
• Set the pool for various activities such as laps, classes, etc.
• Be able to respond to an emergency and activate EAP
• Handle all incidents in a manner appropriate to your training
• Complete all injury reports in black or blue ink
• Sitting or standing for extended periods of time

Desired skills/qualification: Current American Red Cross Lifeguard training/ First Aid/CPR certification or equivalent.

Contact information: Please forward your completed application (see at top of page ) to Andrew McCoy, amccoy@palomar.edu

Online Proctor – Languages & Literature

Campus Location: San Marcos Campus

Hours: 20 hours per week (Not to exceed 160 days a fiscal year)

Pay Rate: $16.30/hour

Work Schedule:  TBD

Job Duties:

• Verify student ID and validate student enrollment
• Log students in and out, basic data entry functions
• Create incident report with all information and description
• Observe groups of students and students individually during entire time of test in multiple in rooms
• Assist students with utilization of Zoom
• Collaborate with team members to ensure continuity of services as needed
• Attend planning meetings as scheduled

Desired skills/abilities:

• Administering and proctoring tests in a fair and uniform manner in accordance with established policies and procedures.
• Be familiar with Sign Up Genius and monitor the calendar daily to create an hourly roster of signed up students
• Expertise in Zoom functions such as break-out rooms, display, shared screen, etc.
• Ability to provide technical assistance to students for Zoom access on computer, laptop, phone
• Ability to focus on observing multiple students at a time
• Ability to sit for prolonged hours in front of screen (monitors cannot leave when test has started and tests will be staggered)
• Commitment to block of hours + flexibility to fill in as needed
• Ability to promptly address unexpected circumstances to continue providing services
• Ability to work with students with disabilities or linguistic difficulties to ensure equity
• Knowledge of principles and practices of test administration and proctoring, including methods for making accommodations for students with disabilities or limited English skills.
• Establish and maintain cooperative and effective relationship with others
• Demonstrated reliable internet connection if working from home and alternative means to log in in case of technical issue
• Communicate clearly and concisely, both orally and in writing
• Prepare clear and concise material and reports using Microsoft Office software

Minimum qualifications:

• Experience working with students with disabilities
• Associate or bachelor’s degree in Education, Social Science, Psychology, Sociology, Human Development, or a related field preferred.

Contact:  Please email application (see above for link) and resume to Ruth Barnaba, Manager, Tutoring Services – rbarnaba@palomar.edu.