Sports Jobs in Pennsylvania
Sports jobs in Pennsylvania are concentrated across professional franchises, collegiate athletics, sports medicine, facility operations, and sports media, with demand at every level from entry-level game-day staff to senior coaching and front-office roles. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh anchor the market as home to major professional teams and large university athletic departments, while State College supports a robust collegiate sports ecosystem through Penn State. Established employers with lasting hiring footprints include the Philadelphia Eagles, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Penn State Athletics. Scan the live roles below and apply to whichever ones fit.
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Penn Medicine is dedicated to our tripartite mission of providing the highest level of care to patients, conducting innovative research, and educating future leaders in the field of medicine. Working for this leading academic medical center means collaboration with top clinical, technical and business professionals across all disciplines.Today at Penn Medicine, someone will make a breakthrough. Someone will heal a heart, deliver hopeful news, and give comfort and reassurance. Our employees shape our future each day. Are you living your life's work?
LOCATION: Kissel Hill Outpatient Center (primary work location), Queen Street, Parkesburg & Norlanco
HOURS: Full Time, 40 hours per week
Sports Medicine offers office visits, procedures and injections via Athletic Training and Physician Contracts in Berks, Lancaster and Chester County (school districts, universities, clubs, sponsorship agreements).
Summary:
- In collaboration with leadership, the Administrator, Practice Operations provides strategic operational leadership and direction in regards to all administrative, financial, regulatory, quality, human resources, patient/employee satisfaction, and clinical aspects for the following scope:
- 20+ = # of staff directly and indirectly managed
- 25,000+ = # of budgeted annual visits
- Complexity Factors (will involve some of the following factors of practice complexity): multiple practice locations, high practice/facility square footage, service line oversight, coordination of inpatient services, coordination of care across several departments/entities, academic involvement (research initiatives, resident program), special clinical programs, multiple clinical specialties, complex regulatory requirements, management of external partnerships/collaborations.
- Ensures management of daily practice operations run efficiently and effectively – including:
- Patient scheduling, billing, and coordination of services/facility(ies).
- Providing quality care to patients; championing quality initiatives with the providers and staff
- Maintaining a patient/customer focus as evidenced by patient satisfaction scores and other indicators• achieving financial goals related to budget;
- Offering a collaborative work environment that values professional ownership/accountability for physicians and staff as demonstrated through retention and engagement/satisfaction scores
- Regularly reviewing work processes to ensure efficiency of work flow, including implementation of technology and best practices;
- Complying with regulatory requirements• serving as liaison to embedded specialists, external stakeholders, other UPHS providers, and acts as point person for general facility management.
- Managing (directly and indirectly) practice staff
Responsibilities:
- Employees - Regularly meets with employees to improve communication and to build productive relationships. Solicits feedback on how to improve performance and provides constructive feedback.
- Employee Communication - Continuously communicates to physicians, and staff the importance of patient satisfaction, service excellence, quality of care, and sound financial performance
- and champions our successes and priorities for improving performance in meeting and exceeding patient and customer expectations.
- Internal Partnerships - Works with entity leadership, clinical leadership, other UPHS owned or affiliated programs in developing programs, services and initiatives to anticipate future customer needs, build customer loyalty and generate profitable growth. Participates in operational integration of programs by ensuring alignment of communication with Penn Medicine Leadership, practice Leadership and staff.
- Customer Relations - Personally spends time with staff, physicians, patients, and patient families, to understand their respective needs and expectations, to build relationships, and to gauge patient/customer satisfaction. Ensures patient and customer satisfaction through comprehensive and continuous measurement of customer satisfaction for all key customer groups.
- Facility Management: Develops positive relationships with building owner, construction, township and other personnel, as needed.
- Clinical Service Groups & Product Service Lines – Supports leadership in partnering with affiliates to develop mutually beneficial clinical, operational and marketing programs.
- Professional Associations & Benchmarking – Interfaces with relative industry associations as a representative of the organization and to identify benchmarks.
- Development – Identifies and participates in development activities as appropriate. Applies learning for improved performance.
- Demonstrates understanding and ownership of how his/her role contributes to achieving success.
- Demonstrates a personal commitment to ensuring a clean and safe working environment for patients and employees.
- Uses resources wisely.
- Strives to understand and value differences in others’ race, gender, nationality, and age – modifies interactions as needed to accommodate diverse needs of the patient/family.
- Participates in Entity and Department wide initiatives for Patient / Employee safety
- Supports Entity Leadership team in developing and implementing the strategic plan and budget including 3-5 year strategic imperatives and measures of success at the practice.
- Provide leadership for program development efforts at the practice
- including analysis, resource planning, and space/facility management.
- Ensures all entity patient care related processes (patient registration/scheduling, medical records, clinical patient care, patient flow through office, etc) deliver high quality and efficient care to patients and their families. Provides hands-on coverage where needed and appropriate.
- Ensures practice environments of care are clean, safe and patient friendly.
- Ensure all outsourced services meet agreed upon service standards in support of all patient care processes
- Ensures that teams and individuals have the clinical, information and organizational tools to serve our patients and customers effectively and efficiently
- Resolves all patient/family concerns in a timely fashion
- Proactively identify problem areas, define plan for solution, take ownership of the plan, implement/monitor the plan’s effectiveness.
- Supports the creation of clinical effectiveness targets, improvement plans and reporting systems to ensure the delivery of high quality, effective and efficient patient care
- Provides leadership to attain performance measurement and management system for key success elements: access, quality, service and value.
- Provides leadership to attain clinical effectiveness targets and strategies annually (part of budget process).
- Ensures all areas of accountability are compliant with all federal, state and local regulatory standards and requirements, including DOH, TJC, FDA, HIPAA, HCFA, DPW, OSHA and others for practices under their leadership.
- Complies with yearly education requirements including HIPAA, OSHA, Safety, and CLIA.
- If applicable, manages the audit/survey process for the practice(s)
- Partners with entity and practice leadership and proactively develops change management strategy for major organizational and practice activities and events
- Implements change management strategy within the practice in alignment with entity/Penn Medicine objectives.
- Identifies and facilitates agreement of major messages which are consistent regardless of audience, credible and reflects entity/Penn Medicine core values
- Communication plans are effectively implemented
- Ensure appropriate follow-up of major issues
- Manage routine and crisis communications throughout the entity/community as they arise
- Demonstrates recognition of the systemic impact of employee communication and/or policy changes and solicits proactive feedback prior to implementation.
- Employee Payroll – Review, edit, approve all timecards bi-weekly
- review overtime utilization and manage appropriately, manage employee and physician schedules and time off requests.
- Accountability - for Practice financials including: Practice expense and revenue variances, AR indicators including write-offs
- maintain understanding and find root causes for variances
- Entity Compliance and Management Control - Ensure regional/practice operations fully utilize appropriate financial controls and are in compliance with Federal, State, Professional and local financial requirements.
- Revenue Cycle Management –Provides practice revenue cycle management/oversight, including billing, coding, cash management, charge entry, etc. Ensure practice alignment with all standards.
- Managed Care/Payer Management – Support implementation of managed care contracts and operational processes.
- Practice Financial Strategies & Policies- Support the Operational and Finance Leadership teams in developing and implementing common financial systems and standards in a coordinated and efficient manner.
- Practice Budgeting and Operating Planning Analysis - Assists in the development and implementation of capital and operating budgets using system wide standards and processes. Partners with entity leadership team in developing performance targets, reporting variances and creating remediation plans. Coordinates facility renovations / improvement projects and purchase of equipment / furniture.
- Practice Schedules: Manage coverage in the practice to ensure adequate staffing for clinic operations.
- Office Supplies: Manage the efficient usage and ordering of office supplies to ensure adequacy
- Reporting: On a regular basis, to assess practice efficiency and/or to identify areas for improvement, run reports, analyze data, and generate summary findings to communicate to stakeholders.
- If Applicable, Research: Provide support to physicians in their research initiatives, such as ensuring compliance with the protocols and working together to implement research goals with clinic operations.
- If Applicable, Academic: Provide support to physicians for their academic involvement, such as CV/CME updates, credentialing, reimbursements, etc.
- Other Accountabilities: responsibilities may vary based on specific department/practice needs.
- Selects practice staff who can demonstrate both the professional requirements and UPHS core values
- Creates a work environment that is aligned with UPHS Core Values.
- Ensures new hires are provided adequate orientation and training to display competence
- Clearly defines work expectations
- Recognizes and rewards individuals for a job well done.
- Addresses performance issues immediately and directly.
- Conducts performance appraisals at introductory period and annually
- Ensures self and staff are compliant in mandatory trainings (KL) and competency assessments (if applicable)
- Assists staff in addressing challenges and skill deficits.
- Assigns work that uses staff skills and talents, provides responsibility and challenge, allows for creativity, and offers leadership opportunities.
- Continually provides guidance and support to team members.
- Encourages continuous growth and helps staff to realize full potential by identifying stretch objectives and creating learning plans. Development plans in place and reviewed annually.
- Is easily accessible to physicians, and staff members.
- Establishes and ensures effective and ongoing communications.
- When requested and appropriate, develop talent management and succession plans for current and future staffing needs.
Minimum Required Qualifications:
- Bachelor of Arts or Science (Required)
- OR 5+ years of relevant experience with the completion of Bachelor's Degree within 3 years of start date
- 5 years prior management experience in a healthcare setting
- 2 years prior customer service experience
- Experience using EMR
- Knowledge of medical terminology and/or experience with CPT and ICD-9 coding
- Knowledge of third party billing requirements
- Experience with precertifications and scheduling
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We are an Equal Opportunity employer. Candidates are considered for employment without regard to race, ethnicity, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, national origin, ancestry, age, disability, marital status, familial status, genetic information, domestic or sexual violence victim status, citizenship status, military status, status as a protected veteran or any other status protected by applicable law.
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What Pennsylvania Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in sports jobs across Pennsylvania.
- Bachelor's degree in sports management, kinesiology, exercise science, or a related field
- Relevant Pennsylvania-based internship or work experience with collegiate or professional sports organizations
- Strong knowledge of NCAA compliance standards for roles within Pennsylvania university athletic departments
- Proficiency with sports analytics platforms, video editing tools, or scheduling software depending on specialization
- CPR and first aid certification required for sports medicine, training, and facility management positions
- Demonstrated ability to work flexible schedules including evenings, weekends, and home game days
Sports Jobs in Pennsylvania: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a sports professional in Pennsylvania?
The path into sports jobs in Pennsylvania typically begins with a bachelor's degree in sports management, kinesiology, athletic training, or a related discipline from a Pennsylvania institution such as Temple University, Penn State, or Duquesne University. Athletic trainers must hold a Pennsylvania Athletic Trainer license issued through the State Board of Medicine. For most other sports roles, relevant internships with Pennsylvania professional teams or collegiate athletic departments are the strongest entry credential.
Which companies hire sports professionals in Pennsylvania?
Companies currently hiring sports professionals in Pennsylvania include Greater Philadelphia YMCA, UPMC, and Independence Health System, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of October 2026. Pennsylvania's concentration of professional franchises, major universities, and regional sports media outlets means hiring is spread across both large organizations and smaller community-based sports entities throughout the state.
Which Pennsylvania cities have the most sports jobs?
Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Erie lead Pennsylvania for sports job openings. Philadelphia drives volume through its NFL, NBA, MLB, MLS, and NHL franchises alongside several major university athletic programs, while Pittsburgh's professional teams and Carnegie Mellon University contribute significant hiring. State College holds a strong share of collegiate and sports science openings concentrated around Penn State's large athletic department.
Are there remote sports jobs in Pennsylvania?
Yes, but they're rare. Most sports roles in Pennsylvania require on-site presence for coaching, training, game-day operations, and athlete support. About 16% of sports openings tied to Pennsylvania are remote or hybrid as of October 2026, and these tend to cluster in sports analytics, digital media production, sports marketing, and back-office administration rather than in field-facing or facility-based positions.
How can I get hired as a sports professional in Pennsylvania with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is through game-day, event staff, or operations assistant roles posted directly by Pennsylvania's professional teams and university athletic departments, which regularly bring on candidates without extensive experience. Penn State Athletics, the Philadelphia Eagles, and the Pittsburgh Steelers all run internship and volunteer programs that frequently convert to paid positions. Candidates who pair these opportunities with a current CPR certification and coursework in sports management gain a clear hiring edge over those without either.
Where can I find and apply to sports jobs in Pennsylvania?
You can find and apply to sports jobs in Pennsylvania on Migrate Mate, which lists current Pennsylvania openings across professional teams, collegiate programs, sports medicine, and facility operations. Search the listings for roles that fit your experience level and specialization, then apply directly to the ones that match.
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