Valparaiso University is hiring: Assistant Athletic Trainer in Valparaiso

Posted 2 days ago

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About the role

This position will serve as the athletic trainer for assigned teams and will work as part of the Sports Medicine team to facilitate the care of student-athletes. Major ResponsibilitiesResponsibilities include evaluation of illnesses, injuries, and course of action. Assist in coordinating appropriate medical personnel coverage and travel with assigned teams for away competition. Serve as a liaison for the medical care and well-being between student-athletes, coaches, physicians, healthcare providers and sports medicine staff. Update and maintain accurate medical records for individual student-athletes including medical history, physical exam forms, daily injury reports and progress notes. Responsible for operating and implementing preseason physicals. Required Knowledge and SkillsMaster's Degree 1-2 Years of Experience in Collegiate Athletics preferred Other QualificationsBOC certified, Indiana License or ability to obtain, CPR/First aide certified All offers of employment with Valparaiso University are contingent upon the clear results of a thorough background check. Background checks may include criminal history, motor vehicle reports, prior employment verification, and personal/professional references. If applicable to the position, they will also include credit history. Background checks will be conducted on all final candidates for employment.

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