Supervises the racing and sports book daily activities. Monitors racing and sports betting and ensures compliance with federal and state gaming regulations. May require an associate degree. Typically reports to a director. Supervises a small group of para-professional staff in an organization characterized by highly transactional or repetitive processes. Contributes to the development of processes and procedures. Typically requires 3 years experience in the related area as an individual contributor. Thorough knowledge of functional area under supervision. view job details

Organize and lead recreational activities, which may include taking attendance and assisting with record-keeping. Communicate clearly with players, coaches, and other officials concerning rule violations and interpretations where appropriate and necessary. Demonstrate knowledge about the sport(s) refereeing. view job details

Works under immediate supervision while exercising minimal independent judgment. Manage time effectively, prioritizing duties and meet deadlines. Demonstrated ability to read, comprehend written instructions and follow pre-established guidelines. view job details

Support and develop a sports nutrition component and/or multi-disciplinary clinic with our physician practices and specialized clinic opportunities to include, but not limited to, female athlete clinic, runner’s clinic, injury prevention and sports perfor Manages and tracks applications for outside funders to support the Sports Fellowship Programs including preparing budget reports for the Senior Director for Sports Medicine Institute. Monitors program areas and provides constructive feedback to staff with regard to program delivery and member guidance and discipline. view job details

Develop and grow clinical practice by fostering relationships in the community and with sports medicine providers to drive referral sources for individual consultations. Collaborate with clinical nutrition department on a regular basis for support and guidance on patient care, compliance, billing and other regulatory requirements as well as build relationships to facilitate reciprocal referrals based on specialty. Participate and lead quality improvement and research projects in partnership with Sports Medicine Center physicians, athletic trainers and physical therapists related to sports nutrition. view job details

The Red Sox. The Celtics. The Bruins. In New England, big teams dominated Boston TV sportscasts in the 1980s and Scott Fleishman followed them all.And in an unlikely way, these dynasties became destiny for the Massachusetts native. While Fleishman watched the teams, he studied the anchormen who brought their stories into his living room, setting the stage for the dream career he would pursue: New England Sports Anchor.The 33-year-old Fleishman is now living his dream as a sports anchor for WCAX in Burlington, VT, covering the teams he loves, both national and local, and presenting those storie... view article details

You’re probably in a fantasy football league. If your league is really competitive, you’ve probably spent a lot of time researching the best players for your team by buying magazines, studying depth charts, analyzing position rankings, or soliciting advice from experts on Twitter.If all this is true, you’ve probably heard of Dave Richard.As the Senior Fantasy Writer for CBSSports.com, Dave has a job most sports fans and stat-obsessed fantasy football geeks envy---he gets paid to watch professional football and then discuss it. Dave is paid to pick out the best players in the NFL and estimate h... view article details

Current statistics show that, overall, women make 85 cents for every dollar a man makes. But what about in sports? When it comes to compensation, the sports world offers a lot of fascinating trends – huge, multi-year contracts, endorsement deals, and constant media attention amplifying athletes’ brands. Unfortunately, we associate these things almost exclusively with men. Even just 50 years ago, women playing sports recreationally was not widely accepted in American culture. Three Statements Often Used to Explain the Sports Pay Gap We see frequent explanations of why the gender pay gap in spor... view article details

Giving It Your Best Shot When Super Bowl XXXV kicked off at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, FL, most football fans cheered from the sofa. But not Elsa Hasch. She was on the sidelines, armed only with sharp elbows, grit - and a camera. As a sports photographer for Allsport, a company that distributes sports photos to media around the world, Hasch is regularly on the front lines of professional sports competitions. Her images have been used by such high-profile publications as Sports Illustrated, the Sporting News, ESPN, and the New York Times. Hasch was one of seven Allsport photographers ass... view article details

In order to make room for the great new work habits you’re resolving to adopt on January 1st, be sure to ring out any bad office practices. And, yes, procrastination is on the list, so reading this now instead of later is a great first step in the right direction. Here are some tips for banishing common office behaviors that can get in the way of success.1. Put off procrastination…now Overwhelmed by the difficulty or size of a pending chore? Make use of calendars and computer alarms to plan out and schedule small pieces of big projects. Doing a little at a time is usually ea... view article details