The Player Development Coordinator is accountable to the Chief Executive Officer and taking direction from the Performance Program Manager will: 

• in collaboration with the Performance Program Manager, be responsible for the delivery of player development programs (T4 and T5 as defined by the Baseball Queensland Pathway Framework);  
• be responsible for the delivery of player development initiatives to support clubs and regions;  
• be responsible for the delivery of coach development programs for aspiring coaches;  
• coordinate and manage a database of identified emerging talent;   
• coordinate operations for inbound and outbound traveling teams;  
• assist in the delivery of pathway events such as State Championships;  
• contribute to advancing the interests of Baseball Queensland throughout the State;  
• work in a member-based organisation and work with volunteers and committees; and, 
• have the skills to navigate complex issues by prioritising, managing and delivering outcomes that fulfil the priorities of Baseball Queensland.  

Key Responsibilities  

The Player Development Coordinator will deliver our player development programs Statewide with the aim to prepare athletes and coaches for entry into the high performance pathway of the sport while also increasing player development participation opportunities.