Certified Athletic Trainer Job at The Stone Clinic in San Francisco

Posted 18 days ago

stone clinicMillbrae (CA)

Athletic Trainers Offices of Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapists, and Audiologists

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About the role

The Stone Clinic iin San Francisco is a leader in advanced orthopaedic treatments, leveraging 35 years of expertise in biologic and orthopaedic innovations to preserve and regenerate natural joint function. Known for pioneering surgical techniques, we focus on enhancing patient outcomes and enabling weekend warriors and high-level athletes to return to sports better than they were before injury.

Role Description: This is a full-time, on-site role for a Certified Athletic Trainer. The ATC will provide hands on manual therapy care and fitness training to help people recovery from injury, avoid surgery or rehabilitate after surgery. Day-to-day responsibilities include working with patients to design and execute individualized treatment plans, collaborating with a multidisciplinary teamwork directly with the physician and rehab team to support athletes achieving their physical performance goals.

Qualifications:

Experience in Athletic Training and Rehabilitation, with the ability to develop personalized treatment plans.
Strong knowledge of Injury Prevention and Prevention strategies.
Proficiency in Strength & Conditioning techniques.
Ability to communicate effectively with a multidisciplinary team.
Certification as an Athletic Trainer (ATC).Experience working with high-performance athletes is a plus
Commitment to providing compassionate effective care

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