Athletic Trainer Job at Morgan State University in Washington

Posted 17 days ago

morgan state universityWashington (DC)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$60,000 / year

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About the role

Posting Summary
Job Title: Athletic Trainer
Division: Office of the President
Department: Athletics Department
Work Status: Full Time Position Category: StaffFLSA Status: Exempt
Pay Range: Exempt Salary Range $60,000 / year
Fund Source: State Support
Job Summary: The incumbent for this position will assist with the prevention, evaluation, treatment and rehabilitation of athletic injury and illnesses under the direction of the Head Athletic Trainer and Team Physician.
Job Duties: Assist with the management and administration of the total athletic trainers program, generally dealing with prevention, evaluation, care, and rehabilitation of student athlete injuries. Provide medical coverage for assigned sport practices, home and away contests. Communicate the status of injured athletes to Head Trainer and Team Doctor. Communicate and coordinate with respective coaches, current health care standards and implementation of medical policies and procedures. Perform other job duties as assigned. Requested Minimum Qualifications Education The successful candidate must have a Bachelor’s Degree in Athletic Training or a related field from an accredited college or university. Experience At least one (1) year of work experience on a collegiate level is required. Candidate must have NATABOC Certification, at the time of hire. Other Preferences for Consideration Preferences A Master’s degree in Athletic Training or a related field from an accredited university is preferred.
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities: Candidate must have NATABOC Certification at the time of hire. Candidate must be eligible for Maryland State Licensure. A CPR and First Aide certification is required.

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