The Athletic Training Room, LLC is hiring: Athletic Trainer in Des Moines

Posted 7 days ago

athletic training roomBurlington (IA)

Athletic Trainers Sports and Recreation Instruction

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$50,000 - $52,500 annually

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About the role

The Athletic Training Room, LLC | Des Moines, IA | Full-time, On-site

About Us: The Athletic Training Room, LLC is a sports medicine practice serving the Des Moines area. We provide comprehensive care to athletes and active individuals through direct patient services and outreach athletic training programs for high schools and youth sports organizations across Iowa.

Position Overview: We're seeking a full-time Athletic Trainer to work with a semi-professional team, a local high school, and youth sports organizations. This role offers a dynamic schedule that varies by season, including some evenings and weekends. Off-season hours are flexible with options for remote work or clinic-based responsibilities.

Responsibilities:

Provide injury prevention, evaluation, and immediate care
Develop and implement customized rehabilitation plans
Design and execute strength and conditioning programs
Educate athletes and clients on injury prevention techniques
Support athlete recovery and performance optimization

Qualifications:

Bachelor's degree in Athletic Training or related field (Master's preferred)
Board of Certification (BOC) certification
Valid Iowa Athletic Trainer license
Strong expertise in injury prevention and rehabilitation
Experience developing strength and conditioning programs
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills

Salary: $50,000 - $52,500 annually, based on experience

Continuing education and conference attendance support Flexible time-off Growth opportunities as the company expands

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