Select Medical is hiring: Athletic Trainer in Dallas

Posted 10 days ago

select medicalDallas (TX)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$30/hr

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About the role

OverviewBaylor Scott & White Institute for Rehabilitation Dallas - Fort Worth, TX Licensed Athletic Trainer (LAT) Sports Health
Hours: Minimum work requirement once every 3 months PRN (As Needed)
Starting salary: $30/hr with a 4 hour minimum pay
Responsibilities: Over 200 contracts ranging from youth sports to middle and high schools, club soccer, Dallas Stars HS Hockey league and tournaments, 5k, 10k, and half marathons, 3 large club soccer leagues, college and university athletics, club lacrosse, USA rugby. Texas Amateur Hockey League games and tournaments. Large seasonal events such as Dallas Cup International Soccer tournamentDallas Marathon Irving Marathon MS 150 Bike Ride USA Gymnastics College Gridiron Classic USA Football events Great American Shootout Tournaments US Youth Soccer Tournaments NCAA NIT Basketball Tournament HostMinimum work requirement once every 3 months Supplies and liability insurance included Use of When I Work app for schedulingEvents are posted live as soon as requested Pick what you want to work Maps, event contacts, event details Calendar sync Communication with other staff ATsQualificationsCandidates must have a minimum of 3 years experience with athletes Must be a Texas Licensed Athletic Trainer (LAT). Ability to manage a flexible schedule Strong commitment to quality care of athletes #BSWIR-Outpatient Additional DataEqual Opportunity Employer including Disabled/Veterans

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