Certified Athletic Trainer Job at OrthoAtlanta, LLC in Fayetteville
Certified Athletic Trainer Job at OrthoAtlanta, LLC in Fayetteville
Posted today
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$57k
About the role
- Provide on-site athletic training services to student-athletes
- Develop and execute injury prevention and rehabilitation programs
- Evaluate and manage injuries, illnesses, and conditions related to sports participation
- Collaborate closely with physicians, coaches, and school staff
- Maintain accurate medical documentation and ensure healthcare compliance
- Educate and mentor student athletic trainers
- Promote total athlete wellness and readinessA Great Fit If You…Are passionate about student-athlete care and sports medicine
- Work independently but thrives in a team setting
- Communicate clearly with students, staff, and healthcare professionals
- Bring a proactive, solutions-oriented mindset to every challenge
- What You’ll Need1 to 5 years of experience as a Certified Athletic Trainer
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in athletic training or related fieldBOC Certification and Georgia state licensure as an athletic trainerCPR/AED certification for healthcare providers
- Strong skills in injury assessment, treatment, and rehab
- Excellent organizational and interpersonal abilities
- Reliable transportation and valid driver’s license
- Why OrthoAtlanta?
- Make a real impact on student-athletes’ lives
- Be part of a collaborative and supportive team
- Enjoy competitive pay and benefits
- Work with a respected leader in orthopedic care
- Additional Qualifying Factors
- Must pass pre-employment drug screen
- Must pass background check
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