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At the National Ability Center (NAC), the quality of every lesson depends on the people who teach it. We are looking for an accomplished equestrian professional who is ready to lead by example and help our instructors and volunteers do their best work. In this role, you will set the standard for how adaptive riding is taught, mentor a team that is passionate about what happens in the arena, and make sure every rider is met with skill, patience, and possibility. If you are a confident instructor who is just as energized by developing others as by teaching, and you want a leadership role with real purpose, we would love to meet you.   Job Summary: The Lead Instructor provides leadership and instructional support within the National Ability Center’s Equestrian Program. This position teaches high-quality adaptive riding and equine-assisted lessons while serving as a mentor and resource to instructors and volunteers. The Lead Instructor helps maintain consistent program...

Every day at the National Ability Center, a horse, a volunteer, and a rider come together, and someone discovers they can do more than they ever thought possible. We are looking for an equestrian professional who wants to be at the center of that moment. At our Park City, Utah ranch, you will join a mission-driven team that believes in the power of adventure, and you will help shape the experience of every rider and volunteer who walks through our barn doors. If you are a skilled instructor with a gift for bringing people together, and you want work that is as meaningful as it is energizing, we would love to meet you.   Job Summary: The Equestrian Volunteer Coordinator and Instructor serves two essential functions within the Equestrian Department. First, this position recruits, trains, schedules, and supports the volunteers who make our Equestrian Program possible, using Salesforce and HandsOn Connect to manage placements, required paperwork, and volunteer hours....