Director, Integrated Performance

• Provides leadership and oversight of the five performance disciplines, ensuring consistent standards, clearly defined responsibilities, and accountability across affiliates and complexes.
• Oversee staff development, performance evaluation, and professional growth while supporting collaborative and accountable team environment.
• Partner with Player Development leadership and front office on staffing recommendations resources allocation, budgets, and departmental planning.

• Collaborate with baseball coordinators, coaches, and performance staff to develop and implement individualized player development plans based on assessments, player goals and baseball specific demands. 
• Lead player evaluations and meetings to ensure alignment of recommendations, establish clear responsibilities and monitor progress towards development goals.
• Oversee programs focused on strength, power, speed, movement quality, fueling habits, recovery practices, and mental performance skills based on individual player’s needs and development stages.
• Coordinate training programs with baseball schedules and workloads to balance player development, preparation, and competitive readiness.
• Ensure consistent implementation of performance programs throughout the regular season, postseason, offseason and transitions.

• Establish and oversee assessment and monitoring processes to evaluate player development, identify opportunities for improvement, and guide adjustments to individualized plans.
• Collaborate with analysts, R&D, and baseball operations personnel to translate sports science and biomechanical data into recommendations for coaches and players.
• Evaluate performance technologies, assessment tools, and training methodologies to support effective decision making and continuous program improvement.  data quality, tool usefulness, and program effectiveness.

• Serve as the primary liaison between the performance disciplines and Player Development leadership, providing regular updates on player progress, staffing priorities, and operational needs.
• Partner with Medical staff regarding player workload, rehabilitation, and return-to-performance planning while maintaining appropriate medical oversight and decision-making authority.
• Support continuity of performance programming and player information across affiliates, complexes and transitions to the Major League level.

• Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology, Sports Science or related field. Advanced degree or recognized performance credentials preferred.
• Demonstrated leadership experience in professional sport or high-performance athletic environment including experience overseeing multidisciplinary teams and implementing athlete development programs. Baseball experience preferred.
• Comprehensive understanding of Strength and Conditioning, Nutrition, Biomechanics, Mental Skills, and Sports Science.
• Strong organizational and analytical skills and communication skills.
• Ability to exercise discretion and maintain confidentiality when handling player information and organizational information.
• Willingness to travel to affiliates and complexes, and other organizational locations as needed.
• Flexibility to work evenings, weekends, and holidays as required by the baseball schedule.
• Spanish language proficiency preferred but not required.

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