Willis Knighton Health is hiring: Athletic Trainer in Louisiana

Posted 5 days ago

willis knighton healthLouisiana (MO)

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WK Medical Center Outpatient Outpatient-Contributions Shreveport, LA Non-Medical Full-Time, Day, 8am-4:30pm Willis Knighton Health is seeking applications for a full-time Athletic Trainer. The position involves working with local athletes at the high school level, as well as during community events. The Athletic Trainer would implement treatment plans for injuries, including modalities as appropriate. Additionally, the Athletic Trainer would perform on-field assessments and emergency care to injured athletes at events as needed. This individual would work closely with fellow athletic trainers to cover events, as well as with the Sports Medicine Medical Director and the team physicians. This position will require team travel as well as some night, weekend, and holiday hours. The applicant should demonstrate the ability to work in a professional environment, be well organized, be capable of working autonomously as well as part of a team, and possess excellent written and oral communication skills. The candidate must be licensed or eligible for licensure by the LA State Board of Medical Examiners and have a current Athletic Trainer Certification from the Board of Certification and experience is preferred. The candidate will also be required to attend a hospital-wide orientation as well as a more department-focused orientation upon hire.

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