Certified Athletic Trainer Flexible Schedule Midwest

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medicus firmGrizzly Flats (CA)

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Certified Athletic TrainerMidwest Position HighlightsWork-Life Balance: Flexible full-time or part-time schedules with the ability to tailor your workweek. Collaborative Practice Environment: Join an award-winning Hospital alongside Athletic Trainers, Physical Therapists, Nurse Practitioners, and Chiropractors. Join the Legacy: As an Athletic Trainer, working directly with student-athletes, coaches, and families while helping support one of the area's most storied athletic programs.
Compensation & Benefits: Competitive Compensation package: Base salary plus benefits Sign-On & Relocation Assistance: Available for qualified candidates.
Comprehensive Benefits Package: Medical, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance.
Retirement Benefits: Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund (IMRF) pension plan with generous employer contributions.
Paid Time Off: Vacation, sick leave, and holiday benefits with immediate PTO accrual. Additional Perks: HSA employer contributions, family-focused culture, and pre-tax savings options. QualificationsEducation: Graduate of a CAATE-accredited Athletic Training program.
Licensure: Ability to obtain state licensure.
Experience: Open to both new graduates and experienced Athletic Trainers. Skillset: Strong communication skills, injury assessment and treatment, emergency response, and physician collaboration. Community HighlightsIdeal Location: Situated minutes from the Quad Cities metro, offering convenient access to urban amenities and regional travel. Affordable Lifestyle: Low cost of living with a strong quality of life. Family-Friendly Environment: Excellent schools, safe neighborhoods, and a welcoming community atmosphere. Recreation & Culture: Historic downtown, extensive parks and work with highly competitive athletes and championship-level expectations.
Job Reference: ATC 26488

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