he Madison Square Boys & Girls Club is always looking for bright, energetic
individuals who are committed to our youth development mission. If you
are interested in working with Madison, please review the current
job descriptions below. All cover letters and resumes should be submitted by mail to:
Madison Square Boys & Girls Club
Attn: Human Resources Department
350 Fifth Avenue, Suite 912
New York, New York 10118
Unit Director
The Unit Director is responsible for the overall supervision of clubhouse
operations and for approximately 200 youth ages six to eighteen through
after-school and summer programs. Duties also include reporting to funders
and board members, maintaining contract compliance, implementing clubhouse
operation goals, managing administrative recordkeeping, preparing budgets,
and handling relations with board members and the community.
Program Director
The Program Director is responsible for overseeing the delivery of a broad
range of programs within a designated clubhouse, such as education, social
recreation, arts and crafts and physical education. The Program Director
plans, develops, oversees implementation of and supervises programs as well
as supervises program staff.
Youth Development Director
The Youth Development Director is responsible for the implementation of
programs that empower youth ages six to eighteen with transferable life
skills (e.g. communication, conflict management, decision-making), and leadership
development. Duties include planning special informational programs, making
proper referrals, providing individual/group counseling as needed/requested
and acting as a liaison between schools, parents, members and the club.
Physical Education Director
The Physical Education Director is responsible for the development and implementation
of Health and Physical Education programs (includes intramural tournaments,
physical fitness, health education and referrals) of the designated clubhouse.
Computer Instructor
The Computer Instructor is responsible for providing instruction and educational
activities to club members at the designated clubhouse.
Social Recreation Assistant
The Social Recreation Assistant is responsible for developing and implementing
quality programs (e.g. including tournaments, group games, etc.). The Social
Recreation Assistant also helps with analyzing problems impacting the lives
of members and developing potential solutions.