Education & Officials Coordinator - Oklahoma City, United States - National Reining Horse Association

    National Reining Horse Association
    National Reining Horse Association Oklahoma City, United States

    3 weeks ago

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    NRHA

    Founded in 1966, the National Reining Horse Association (NRHA) is an organization dedicated to the promotion of the reining horse. It serves as the standard-setting body for the sport of Reining with approximately 15,000 members in nearly 40 countries worldwide. The international headquarters are located in Oklahoma City, Okla.

    Education & Officials Coordinator

    This position will report directly to the Sr. Director of Education & Officials and will work collaboratively to achieve the goals of the programs for which the department is responsible. This job is based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

    Education: Associate or bachelor's degree in an applicable field such as Animal Science or Agricultural Business preferred.

    Experience: Experience in the western performance horse industry strongly preferred.

    Qualifications:

    • Excellent personal and interpersonal relationship skills.
    • Initiative, creativity, ambition, and commitment to success.
    • Concise communications skills both written and spoken.
    • Team player with the ability to take direction and handle projects with minimal supervision.
    • Proficient in Microsoft Office, virtual meeting platforms, and other media programs with the ability and desire to learn new software programs.
    • High level of integrity and ability to deal with sensitive information.

    Major Responsibilities:

    • Assist with development and implementation of core curriculum for in-person and virtual all Judges & Stewards schools, as well as continuing education, remote learning opportunities and certification programs.
    • Construct video and other digital content to be used by committees and for educational purposes.
    • Manage registration process for domestic, international, and online judges' and stewards' schools/seminars.
    • Process billing and invoicing for all judges' and steward seminars/schools.
    • Schedule applicant seminar and school dates, host locations, room set-ups, technology needs, as well as coordinating the clinicians.
    • Process school and seminar test results and resulting correspondence.
    • Manage retesting process, scheduling, grading and resulting correspondence.
    • Maintain and update judges' files and judges list.
    • Help manage and update school/seminar budget and travel budget.
    • Collaborate and implement improvements and updates to Event Officials Program "EOP."
    • Coordinate the development, production, promotion and ordering of NRHA Judging educational materials for member and judge use.
    • Coordinate selection and hiring of judges/scribes for the NRHA Futurity and Derby.
    • Assist with facilitating reviews and other essential Judge Room tasks during NRHA owned events.
    • Archive and organize video content during NRHA owned events to be used as potential future educational material/content.
    • Coordinate the Judges and Stewards Committee policy and rule change proposals for presentation to the Board of Directors and subsequent updates to NRHA materials.
    • Assist with the preparation of Judges and Stewards Program reports for Board of Directors meetings.
    • Develop statistical reports on judges' maneuver evaluation and penalty application at NRHA owned effects to be used for educational and program development purposes.
    • Assist with staff liaison responsibilities for the Judges, Stewards, and Professionals Committees.
    • Occasional will move promotional materials, prepare items for mail, load for events, etc. not to exceed 50 pounds.
    • Provide administrative support to the Sr. Director of Education & Officials as dictated.
    • Any other duties as requested or assigned Sr. Director of Education & Officials.

    Reports To: Sr. Director of Education & Officials

    Salary: Based Upon Experience

    Hours per Week: Full-time; 40 hours with the potential for some after-hours work; especially during special events

    Shift/Hours/Days: M-F, some weekends and Thanksgiving

    Benefits Include: Health, Vision, Dental Insurance, Simple IRA, Paid Time Off & Holidays

    The job description, employment application and full-time employee benefits overview can be found at

    Resumes can be sent to:

    National Reining Horse Association

    Attn: Patti Carter