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Specialty Pharmacy Manager

Cambridge, OH · On-site

$57.75 - $67.75/hr

In the absence of a VP of Pharmacy Services, this position will report to the next level manager ... Documentation of a booster administered within the last 10 years. * Influenza: Proof of vaccination ...

Specialty Pharmacy Manager

Cambridge, OH · On-site

$57.75 - $67.75/hr

In the absence of a VP of Pharmacy Services, this position will report to the next level manager ... Documentation of a booster administered within the last 10 years. * Influenza: Proof of vaccination ...

Home Health Aide / CNA

Holyoke, MA · On-site

$17 - $18.50/hr

It's a real mood booster when you see how happy they are when you arrive... like eating a big bowl ... With her guidance as Owner and President, the franchise has grown to provide over 80,000 hours of ...

Home Health Aide / CNA

Holyoke, MA · On-site

$17 - $18.50/hr

It's a real mood booster when you see how happy they are when you arrive... like eating a big bowl ... With her guidance as Owner and President, the franchise has grown to provide over 80,000 hours of ...

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How much do booster president jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 1, 2026, the average yearly pay for booster president in the United States is $186,961.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $115,000.00 and $261,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the positions in a booster club?

A booster club typically has various positions such as president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, and committee chairs. These roles help organize fundraising, event planning, and support for the school or team, often requiring volunteer commitment and organizational skills.

What does a president do in a booster club?

A booster club president oversees the organization's activities, leads meetings, and coordinates fundraising efforts to support the team or program. They often work with other officers, communicate with members, and ensure the club's goals are met efficiently.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Booster President, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Booster President, you need strong leadership, organizational abilities, and experience in fundraising or volunteer management, often supported by prior involvement in booster clubs or nonprofit organizations. Familiarity with budgeting software, fundraising platforms, and communication tools like email newsletters is typically required. Outstanding interpersonal skills, public speaking, and the ability to motivate and coordinate volunteers set successful Booster Presidents apart. These skills are essential for effectively leading the organization, achieving fundraising goals, and supporting school programs or activities.

What is the difference between a PTO and a booster club?

A Booster President is a leadership role within a booster club, which is a parent-led organization that supports a school or team through fundraising and event planning. PTOs (Parent-Teacher Organizations) are broader groups focused on supporting the overall school community, including academics and extracurricular activities, often with a wider scope than booster clubs. Both roles require organizational skills and volunteer coordination but serve different functions within the school environment.

What does a band booster president do?

A band booster president leads the parent organization that supports the school band, coordinating fundraising, event planning, and volunteer efforts. They work closely with school staff and parent volunteers to ensure the band has resources and support for performances and activities.

What is the difference between Booster President vs Booster Vice President?

AspectBooster PresidentBooster Vice President
ResponsibilitiesLeads booster organization, oversees events, manages volunteersSupports President, manages specific committees, assists in event planning
Required CredentialsTypically no formal credentials, leadership skills preferredSimilar, often requires leadership experience
Work EnvironmentVolunteer-based, school or community settingsSame as Booster President, often working closely together

The Booster President is the primary leader of the booster organization, responsible for overall management and strategic planning. The Booster Vice President supports the President, often taking on specific duties and stepping in when needed. Both roles require strong leadership and organizational skills, but the President holds the top position, while the Vice President acts as a key support role.

What are Booster Presidents?

A Booster President is the leader of a booster club, which is an organization that supports school programs such as athletics, music, or other extracurricular activities. The Booster President oversees club operations, leads meetings, coordinates fundraising efforts, and acts as a liaison between the club, school administration, and the community. Their primary goal is to promote and support the success of student activities through volunteer coordination and financial support. Effective Booster Presidents help foster school spirit and ensure programs have the resources they need.

What are the main challenges a Booster President faces in managing volunteer teams and fundraising efforts?

As a Booster President, one of the most common challenges is coordinating and motivating a diverse group of volunteers, each with varying levels of availability and commitment. Balancing fundraising goals with the organization's mission requires strong organizational and communication skills, as well as the ability to delegate tasks effectively. Additionally, the President must ensure compliance with relevant regulations and maintain transparency in financial reporting, all while fostering a positive and collaborative environment among parents, staff, and community members.
Infographic showing various Booster President job openings in the United States as of July 2026, with employment types broken down into 60% Full Time, 33% Part Time, 2% Temporary, and 5% Contract. Highlights an 98% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 1% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $186,961 per year, or $89.9 per hour.

$40K/yr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Retirement, PTO

Posted 15 days ago


Job description

Salary: $40,000.00 Annually
Location : Ontario, Oregon
Job Type: Full-Time
Job Number: 2025-00057
Division: Student Services
Department: Athletics
Opening Date: 07/17/2026
FLSA: Exempt
Bargaining Unit: N/A
Description
The Athletics Coordinator will manage the functions and services within the TVCC athletic department; specifically, the day-to-day operations of sports programs, scheduling, facility management, and will assist students, staff and the public with general inquiries.
Essential Functions
Coordinate facilities usage, including scheduling, maintain a facilities calendar of events, process billings for usage, and inform users of regulations or policies regarding usage. Distribute and notify calendar of events as appropriate to athletic and other campus staff.
Provide general assistance and coordination of activities for department staff, coaches and community stakeholders.
Maintain weight room card lock system for students and other users; distribute cards to new users and students.
Maintain a file on each student-athlete with information on personal or school insurance, athletic physical results, and appropriate immunization records.
Process and monitor Letters of Intent and Tracers between the athletes, coaches, director and NWAC (Northwest Athletic Conference) office for all athletic programs.
Game management, in coordination with the Athletic Director, including pre-game and post-game duties: order and reconcile money bags for home games, prepare tickets for home games, assist with officials' and workers' scheduling, process requisitions for payments of officials and distribute checks. Support the preparation of game rosters, posters and other marketing materials.
In coordination with the Athletic Director, assist with NWAC compliance and health and safety compliance as outlined by the NWAC.
Assist students, staff, and others with their questions in person, by phone, or through email. Answer phone and distribute messages; distribute department mail and other campus communications.
Assemble, prepare, and file reports and correspondence.
Assist with fundraising by designing graphics for brochures, etc., handling bulk mail, stamp tickets, and monitoring incoming money to meet with internal control policies.
May assist with monitoring and author content on Athletics Social Media platforms, website, and other external media platforms.
Create, assemble and maintain department forms as necessary for all sports.
Assist with travel arrangements within the department. Process cash advances for travel; submit receipts to Business Office for all athletic programs. Prepare appropriate forms relating to travel.
Process credit card statements and purchase requisitions for the athletic department.
Review athletic and club accounts for outstanding invoices. May be asked provide accurate accounting for all the athletic general fund and club account budgets, including: Ore-Ida Complex and Chukar Booster Club budgets.
Work with the legal department on preparation of contracts for athletic sponsors; monitor invoice/billings for sponsors and mail as required; receive and deposit sponsorship funds.
Prepare payroll budget authorizations for work grant students and coaches. Assist Human Resources with part-time new hire paperwork ensuring all data is complete and on the proper documents. Retrieve and track timesheets for all work study, work grant students, and bus drivers. Maintain limited personnel files on coaches.
May be asked to attend Booster Association meetings and coach's meetings. Prepare the agenda and record the minutes for the Chukar Booster Association and Coaches' meetings. Assist the Booster President with the delivery of Booster benefits (apparel, recreation passes, and plaques).
May be asked to serve on college committees and/or councils.
Will collaborate with the Sports Information Coordinator on an as needed basis.
Maintain department bulletin boards in a clean and orderly manner with updated athletic events, as well as pertinent information for general students and athletes.
Will perform other duties as assigned.
Qualifications
MANDATORY: Associate's Degree and/or a minimum of two years of work experience which demonstrates the knowledge, skills and abilities to perform the duties listed. Proficient use of internet and computer word and spreadsheet programs. Able to work independently to meet deadlines.
PREFERRED: Bachelor's Degree. Prior work experience in Athletics. Bilingual in English and Spanish.
Supplemental Information
Usual office working conditions. The noise level in the work environment is typical of most office environments. Evening and weekend hours may be required for game management, meetings or specific campus events.
Treasure Valley Community College
Full-time Employee Benefits
Come work for us! Working for TVCC comes with many exciting benefits. With 11 annual paid holidays, Friday's off in the summer, Christmas break for all employees, generous vacation and sick leave along with a great selection of medical, dental and vision plans to choose from (for eligible employees and their dependents), retirement benefit (for eligible employees) and much more, choosing to work for TVCC will be a great step in your career. We invite you to apply and experience the benefits of a thriving community college that values each employees' contributions to its success!
A little about us...TVCC welcomes you to Ontario - where Oregon begins! TVCC was founded in 1962 and is located on a 90-acre campus near the center of Ontario, Oregon. TVCC currently employs around 150 full-time faculty and staff. TVCC's campuses and centers extend to several locations throughout Oregon and Idaho: Caldwell (Idaho), Burns (Oregon), Snake River Correctional Institution, Warner Creek Correctional Facility, Eastern Oregon Correctional Institute, Powder River Correctional Facility, and Two Rivers Correctional Institution. Ontario is an agriculturally based city of over 11,000 people, with a service area population of over 60,000. Ontario is situated in the Treasure Valley and located about 60 miles west of Boise, Idaho. The Treasure Valley offers many outdoor opportunities for the entire family, including fishing, boating, hunting, camping, skiing and sightseeing.
Professional Staff:
Vacation - 20 days (160 hours), per fiscal year (prorated at date of hire and date of termination). Employees are paid for accrued, but unused vacation hours when they leave employment.
Personal Leave - 16 hours, per fiscal year (prorated at date of hire).
Sick - 8 hours per month (unlimited accrual). Employees are not paid out for sick hours when they leave employment.
Additional benefits offered at no charge to FT employees
$10,000 - Life Insurance coverage
$10,000 - Accidental Death & Dismemberment coverage
Long Term Disability Plan
Classified Staff:
Vacation - Years 1-4 10 days (80 hrs) per year
Years 5-9 15 days (120 hrs) per year
Years 10+ 20 days (160 hrs) per year
Employees are paid for accrued, but unused vacation hours when they leave employment.
Sick - 8 hours per month (unlimited accrual). Employees are not paid out for sick hours when they leave employment.
Additional benefits offered at no charge to FT employees
$10,000 - Life Insurance coverage
$10,000 - Accidental Death & Dismemberment coverage
Long Term Disability Plan
TVEA Faculty (10-month):
Sick Leave: 10 days (80 hours) per academic year with an additional 2 days (16 hours) if they teach during the summer term
Personal Leave: 4 working days each academic year
Additional time off is built into the academic calendar (Spring Break, Summer Break, Winter Break, etc.)
$100,000 - Life Insurance / AD&D coverage
AFSCME Faculty (12-month):
Sick Leave: 12 days (96 hours) per academic year
Personal Leave: 7 working days each academic year
Additional time off is built into the academic calendar (Spring Break, Summer Break, Winter Break, etc.)
$100,000 - Life Insurance / AD&D coverage
PERS (Public Employees Retirement System)
Full-time employees become eligible for PERS/OPSRP after completing the 6-month waiting period. This mandatory membership in PERS/OPSRP requires a 6% (pre-tax) contribution of your gross salary. You can find more information at If you are a current member of PERS, your eligibility will be immediate.