Assistant Athletic Trainer — Team Health & Impact

West Virginia University; Morgantown (WV); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

37.5-hour work week

13 paid holidays

24 annual leave days

18 sick days

Health insurance

401(a) retirement match

Wellness programs

Job summary

West Virginia University’s Department of Athletics is seeking an Assistant Athletic Trainer to assist with prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation of athletic injuries for football and other sports as assigned. This role emphasizes emergency care, record-keeping, and collaboration with physicians, coaches, and student-athletes.

The position supports a 37.5-hour work week, comprehensive benefits, and opportunities to develop clinical instruction credentials, while upholding NCAA and conference

Qualifications

• Master's degree required.
• At least 2 years of Athletic Trainer experience (NCAA or professional football experience preferred).
• Any equivalent combination of related education and/or experience will be considered.

Responsibilities

• Administer emergency care and make medical referrals.
• Maintain a system of injury records on student-athletes.
• Assist with maintaining therapeutic equipment in the athletic training room.
• Communicate with parents, physicians, student-athletes, and coaches.
• Ensure compliance with WVU, Big 12, and NCAA policies and bylaws.
• Supervise athletic training students and educate them for certification.

Skills

Public speaking

Interpersonal skills

Record keeping

Ethics

Education

Master's degree

Job description

West Virginia University’s Department of Athletics is seeking an Assistant Athletic Trainer to assist with prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation of athletic injuries for football and other sports as assigned. This role emphasizes emergency care, record-keeping, and collaboration with physicians, coaches, and student-athletes.

The position supports a 37.5-hour work week, comprehensive benefits, and opportunities to develop clinical instruction credentials, while upholding NCAA and conference