Certified Athletic Trainer Job at George Mason University in Fairfax
Certified Athletic Trainer Job at George Mason University in Fairfax
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- On Site Required
- Sponsorship Eligibility:
- Not eligible for visa sponsorship
- Salary commensurate with education and experience
- Criminal Background Check:
- YesMotor Vehicle Records Check:
- YesAbout the Department
- Provides emergency care, first aid, and injury evaluations for student‑athletes during practices, competitions, and team travel.
- Provides medical coverage of athletic practices, games, tournaments, and travel as assigned.
- Coordinates all medical referrals for advanced diagnostics, concussion treatment, and other serious injuries requiring advanced medical care from team physicians.
- Develops and implements injury prevention programs including taping, bracing, and strength/conditioning strategies.
- Administers rehabilitation treatments in collaboration with physicians and other medical professionals.
- Assists Sports Medicine team with pre‑participation physical examinations.
- Coordinates communication between athletes, coaches, and healthcare providers regarding injuries, recovery timelines, and return‑to‑play decisions; and
- Performs other related responsibilities as assigned.
- Maintains accurate and confidential medical records for each athlete using athletic training software.
- Ensures proper setup of athletic training areas and equipment before and after events.
- Assists in managing inventory of supplies and equipment; and
- Meets NATA continuing education requirements.
- Master's degree, or any combination of Bachelor's degree, training, certification, and work experience that equates to the advanced degree.
- Demonstrated experience as a Certified Athletic Trainer.
- Possess Virginia State Medical Licensure or eligible to obtain (Must possess VA License at time of employment).Successfully passed NATABOC Certification test.
- Knowledge in all domains of athletic training.
- Knowledge in creation and modification of rehabilitation plans.
- Knowledge in emergency management; and
- Ability to adapt.
- Master's degree in related field.
- Preferred experience at the collegiate or professional level.
- Knowledge in advanced soft tissue modalities (IASTM), cupping, and dry needling; and
- Knowledge in utilization of EMR systems specifically ATS.Instructions to Applicants
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