Aqua Fitness Instructor

Overview

Are you a Certified Aquatics Fitness Instructor with a reputation for leading motivating, fun and safe water fitness classes? Healthtrax provides best in class aquatics center, equipment and welcoming environment for all fitness levels. You provide the inspiration that keeps our members happy, healthy and coming back for more.

For over 40 years, Healthtrax has been a premium health club operator. We have an unwavering commitment to your health and safety and will continue to adhere to the Center for Disease Control guidelines and any other applicable safety/employment laws. Be assured we will be providing you a safe work environment.

• Lead and teach aquatics programs such as, but not limited to aerobic, senior, and other water exercise programs.

• Aqua Fitness certification (or equivalent) and CPR certification, required.

• Compensation is based on experience, credentials and availability for this part-time role.
• Compensation: $24.00 per hour.
• Educational benefits including 40% discount with NASM/AFAA and Post University, reduced tuition for you and your immediate household.
• Healthtrax provides access to a respected online fitness education portal to stay current in the industry and keep certifications organized.

Since 1979, Healthtrax Fitness & Wellness has been a premier operator of fitness centers serving diverse member needs and providing careers to full and part-time dedicated team members. We are committed to cleanliness, safety and physical distancing. With 17 locations in 5 states, our staff provide engaging programs and safe, clean facilities that blend lifestyle management, health education, fitness and a sense of community.

We also have Healthtrax Physical Therapy Clinics in Enfield, Glastonbury-CT and West Springfield, MA for Therapists and Trainers to provide seamless care and collaboration for restored function for those seeking treatment and care in our centers. Healthtrax Fitness Centers attract avid fitness enthusiasts, mature adults, families, the tentative non-exerciser, and/or special medical populations most of whom are motivated to not just live longer but live better.