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North Mississippi Health Services is hiring: Athletic Trainer, $10,000 sign on in Tupelo

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north mississippi health servicesOxford (MS)

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Posting Description We believe a career is more than just a career — it's a calling. Our teammates' "True North" is what calls them to health care; it’s their passion. At North Mississippi Health Services, we believe in helping you leverage and connect that passion with a much greater purpose that impacts people you know and love.
Job Summary: Certified Athletic Trainers (ATC) recognize and evaluate sports injuries. They provide first aid or emergency care; develop and carry out rehabilitation programs for injured athletes; and plan and implement comprehensive programs to prevent injury among athletes. Athletic trainers collaborate with medical doctors to provide emergency and follow-up care. They provide a vital communication link between the injured athlete, the physician, the coach, and the athlete’s family to determine when the athlete can safely return to practice and competition. Job Functions Clinical Provides athletic training services to area recreational groups, schools, and other organization as assigned Assist with Saturday morning clinics Assist with planning and implementing pre-season physicals for athletes Remains competent in the following areas: Modalities such as heat, cold, ultrasound, and electrotherapy Therapeutic exercise First Aide Attends and provides continuing education in servicing Serves as mentor for new employee(s) or volunteers Serves as clinical supervisor for student athletic trainers while completing their hours BudgetAssist with maintaining an accurate inventory of sports medicine supplies and remaining within the monthly supply budget Charges patients appropriately and in a timely manner for treatment and equipment OtherMust be competent in use of computer for documentation and charging purposes Must provide own transportation

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