Employment Opportunities
Part-time Health Coach: Lakeshore Foundation is currently seeking a Health Coach to work with our chronic condition and management programs. This position will provide health coaching to people with disabilities focusing on a variety of health topics including, but not limited to, exercise, nutrition, healthy lifestyles, stress management, and more.
Lakeshore Foundation uses E-Verify to verify employment eligibility of all new hires. Information explaining legal rights and protections of current and prospective employees are contained in the U.S. E-Verify Participation posters that follow:
- Everify Poster (in English)
- Everify Poster (in Spanish)
- Right to Work (in English)
- Right to Work (in Spanish)
Click here to fill out a job application.
Lakeshore is an equal opportunity employer.
Volunteer Opportunities
Lakeshore’s mission is to provide opportunities for people with a disability to live a healthy lifestyle through activity, research, advocacy and health promotion. Volunteers are an integral part of what we do. Prior experience in sports and/or working with people with disabilities is not required to volunteer, but it can be helpful. Volunteer Orientation and Disability Education Training is required for all volunteers who wish to participate in our program.
As a Lakeshore volunteer, you can choose to serve in a variety of areas including:
- Recreation and athletic programs/events
- Assisting with aquatics and fitness
- Preparing for special events
- Assisting at the front desk
- Giving tours to prospective new members and guests
- Providing photography or videography for an event or research study
No matter how you choose to volunteer, you will make a big difference as you work with others and give back to the community. We offer volunteer programs for adults, college students and a summer volunteer program for teens. Beyond that, we also have opportunities for groups or organizations to participate in special projects.
Come join the excitement! Contact Volunteer Coordinator Amy Belcher at or 205-313-7432.
Internship Opportunities
Lakeshore Foundation is one of the nation’s premier aquatics, fitness, recreation and athletics facilities for people with a physical disability. In addition, Lakeshore is home to the National Center on Health, Physical, Activity, and Disability (NCHPAD), which is a public health practice and resource center on health promotion for people with disability. It is the ideal place to experience a diverse range of adapted physical activity programs and discover there is no physical limit to human achievement.
Internship opportunities are available in the following fields:
- Aquatics
- Athletics
- Nutrition and Dietetics – NCHPAD (working towards RD/RDN certification)*
- Fitness
- Public Health – NCHPAD (could also be offered remotely)
- Recreation
- Research – Sports Sciences
- Therapeutic Recreation (working towards CTRS certification)*
Internship Dates:
- Summer: May – August (application deadline: February 1)
- Fall: August – December (application deadline: May 1)
- Spring: January – April (application deadline: October 1)
Lakeshore seeks interns who have the following qualities:
- Self-motivation
- Initiative
- Flexibility
- Ability to multi-task and stay organized
- Ability to work well in a team environment
Minimum Qualifications:
- Enrolled in or completed college/university
- Proficiency in Microsoft 365 and the ability to use general office equipment
- Authorized to work in the U.S.
- Availability to travel within the U.S.
Accepted interns will be required to:
- Complete a background screening
- Complete any training required for the internship
- Maintain weekly meetings with the supervisor?
- Participate in a mid and end of internship review
- Be responsible for completing necessary paperwork, if seeking college credit
Lakeshore will provide:
- Adapted sports training and education.
Other individualized shadowing or focused volunteer opportunities may be considered on a case-by-case basis. For more information, please email .
