Athletic Trainer - Game coverage

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holtzer physical therapy pllcNew York (NY)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$87,750 per year

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Job Description
Pay: $45.00 - $55.00 per hour
Job description
Job Overview: Athletic Trainer (High School Game & Practice Coverage)The Athletic Trainer provides on-site medical coverage for athletic practices and competitions at local high schools throughout Staten Island. This role focuses on the prevention, evaluation, treatment, and management of sports-related injuries while ensuring a safe athletic environment for student-athletes.
Key Responsibilities: Provide sideline and on-field medical coverage for games, practices, and special athletic events Evaluate acute and chronic athletic injuries and determine appropriate care plans Administer first aid, emergency care, and injury management, including concussion assessment and return-to-play protocols Implement injury prevention strategies such as taping, bracing, and conditioning recommendations Communicate with coaches, school staff, parents, and physicians regarding athlete health and availability Maintain accurate injury reports, treatment logs, and medical documentation Assist with rehabilitation exercises and monitor athlete progress Ensure compliance with state, school, and athletic association safety guidelines
Work Environment: Outdoor and indoor athletic facilities Evening and weekend hours based on game and practice schedules Fast-paced, high-responsibility setting focused on student-athlete safety
Benefits: 401(k)Dental insurance Flexible schedule Health insurance Paid time off Tuition reimbursement

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