Position Description:
Employment Opportunities – CTR Changing Lives
Chesapeake Therapeutic Riding, Inc. (CTR) is seeking an experienced equine professional to join our dynamic team as a full-time Volunteer/Program Manager. The position will have two facets: 1. overseeing the scheduling of and training of volunteers for their participation in our Adaptive (Therapeutic) Riding Lessons and Unmounted Programming, and 2. working with the Program Director to envision new programs, and train and schedule staff to support existing programs. The Volunteer/Program Manager will be sharing responsibility for participating in programs that operate during the day, evenings, and/or weekends. This position will be responsible for providing onsite support as needed as a Certified Therapeutic Riding Instructor or Instructor-in-Training as required by the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International (PATH). Reporting to the Senior Management Team, the Volunteer/Program Manager should be forward-thinking regarding how CTR can recruit, train, and retain skilled volunteers; and forward-thinking about how CTR can support and grow programming.
Interested Candidates should send a resume and cover letter detailing why they’d like to be considered for the position to:
admin@CTRchanginglives.org
About Chesapeake Therapeutic Riding
CTR, founded in 2003 and located in the Street area of Harford County, Maryland, is a non-profit organization and member center of PATH International. CTR provides a fun and unique healing experience through our therapeutic riding program for children and adults who live with disabilities and diagnoses. Through the kindness of benefactors, volunteers, and horses, CTR’s riders and families find hope, growth, and compassion. Our mission is to encourage healing and celebrate life with individuals and groups whose minds, bodies and spirits will benefit from the transformative connection between people and horses. Our vision is to establish CTR as the premier equine-based, therapeutic healing and recreation center in the Mid-Atlantic region.
