Ambulatory Orthopedic Athletic Trainer — Multi-Site

VCU Health System Authority; United States; On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

VCU Health System Authority is seeking an Ambulatory Athletic Trainer to support Orthopedic Surgery across multiple outpatient locations in Virginia. The role involves triaging calls, coordinating patient referrals, preparing charts, and ensuring orders and records are ready for visits.

You will assist providers during procedures such as PRP, ultrasound, and injections, and collaborate with leadership, nursing, and care teams to deliver safe, timely ambulatory care to diverse patient populations.

Qualifications

• Follows documented physician/licensed provider orders within the Virginia Board of Medicine licensure and adopted standards.
• Triages patient calls and messages per ambulatory/division standards.
• Assists providers during clinical procedures across the division (e.g., PRP, ultrasound, injections, fluoroscopy).
• Coordinates care with care teams to prepare charts for visits and review relevant records.
• Creates/uses educational materials to support patient understanding of care topics.

Responsibilities

• Triages patient calls and in baskets per ambulatory standards.
• Facilitates training to improve specialty knowledge across ambulatory sites.
• Prepares chart and records review for return visits and ensures orders are set before visits.
• Provides disease- and procedure-specific education to patients.
• Assists with procedures across division (PRP, ultrasound, injections, fluoroscopy).
• Partners with leadership and nursing to ensure continuity of care across sites.

Skills

Ambulatory care

Orthopedic knowledge

Patient education

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Clinical documentation

Procedure assistance

Prior authorization support

Job description

VCU Health System Authority is seeking an Ambulatory Athletic Trainer to support Orthopedic Surgery across multiple outpatient locations in Virginia. The role involves triaging calls, coordinating patient referrals, preparing charts, and ensuring orders and records are ready for visits.

You will assist providers during procedures such as PRP, ultrasound, and injections, and collaborate with leadership, nursing, and care teams to deliver safe, timely ambulatory care to diverse patient populations.