Athletic Trainer

Young World Physical Education

Florissant (MO)

On-site

USD 50,000 - 60,000

Full time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

100% district-paid medical, dental, and vision plans

Access to district health clinic

Enrollment in retirement and life insurance programs

Job summary

Young World Physical Education is looking for an Athletic Trainer to provide high-quality sports medicine services to student-athletes in the Ferguson-Florissant School District. This full-time position supports the health and wellbeing of students across district-wide athletic events. Key duties involve injury prevention, rehabilitation, and leading safety training for coaches. Candidates must have a Bachelor's degree and hold a valid Missouri Athletic Training License, as well as relevant emergency certifications. A competitive salary between $50,000 and $60,000 is offered.

Qualifications

Must possess a valid Missouri Athletic Training License.
Experience in sports medicine or working with adolescent athletes is highly preferred.
Hold current BLS, First Aid, and First Responder certifications.

Responsibilities

Provide expert evaluation, immediate care, and long-term treatment plans for all athletic injuries.
Educate athletes and coaches on safe training practices, conditioning, and proper hydration/weather safety.
Serve as the professional link between school personnel, families, and external healthcare providers.

Skills

Licensed Medical Professional

Emergency Expert

Specialized Skills

Mobile & Flexible

Education

Bachelor’s degree

Tools

AED/medical equipment

Job description

Athletic Trainer

Ferguson-Florissant School District MCCLUER HIGH – Florissant, Missouri (Open in Google Maps)

Job ID: 5666647
Application Deadline: May 03, 2026 11:59 PM (Central Standard Time)
Posted: Apr 23, 2026 5:00 AM (UTC)

Starting Date: Immediately

Athletic Trainer: Architect of Athlete Safety

Location: FFSD High Schools District-Wide Athletic Support

Status: Grant-Funded Partnership Full-Time Professional Staff Exempt

The Opportunity: Elite Care for Student-Athletes

In Ferguson-Florissant, we believe our student-athletes deserve the same high-quality care found in professional sports. Through a specialized partnership with the Christian Hospital Foundation, we are seeking a high-energy, clinically skilled Athletic Trainer. You will be the primary source of sports medicine services—focusing on injury prevention, rapid evaluation, and expert rehabilitation.

As part of the FFSD "New Chapter," you will strengthen the coordination between our schools and medical professionals, ensuring a safe and supportive environment for every scholar‑athlete to excel. If you are a clinical professional who thrives under the Friday night lights and has a heart for adolescent wellness, your next chapter starts here.

Role Summary

The Athletic Trainer provides comprehensive sports medicine services to student‑athletes across the district. Reporting to the High School Activities Director, you will manage everything from daily practice coverage to emergency response at home and away events, develop individualized recovery plans, lead safety training for coaches, and serve as the critical liaison between families, school staff, and external physicians.

Why You’ll Succeed (Qualifications)

Licensed Medical Professional: Must possess a valid Missouri Athletic Training License.
Educationally Prepared: Bachelor’s degree required; experience in sports medicine or working with adolescent athletes is highly preferred.
Emergency Expert: Hold current BLS, First Aid, and First Responder certifications.
Certified Instructor: Must hold (or be willing to obtain) BLS/Heart Savers Instructor Certification to train our coaching staff.
Specialized Skills: Ability to maintain the Missouri weight assessment program for wrestling and manage AED/medical equipment.
Mobile & Flexible: Must have reliable personal transportation to travel between buildings and events, with the flexibility to work a schedule that follows the athletic season.

Your Impact (Key Duties)

Direct Athletic Care: Provide expert evaluation, immediate care, and long‑term treatment plans for all athletic injuries.
Prevention & Education: Educate athletes and coaches on safe training practices, conditioning, and proper hydration/weather safety.
Clinical Documentation: Maintain accurate, confidential medical records in strict compliance with HIPAA and FERPA.
Safety Training: Lead CPR and First Aid training sessions for district coaches and staff to ensure a district‑wide culture of safety.
Emergency Action: Assist in the development and implementation of Emergency Action Plans (EAPs) for all athletic venues.
Clinical Liaison: Serve as the professional link between school personnel, families, and external healthcare providers to ensure seamless care.

Your Leadership Partners

Primary Support: High School Activities Director
District Oversight: District Athletic Coordinator

The Logistics of Your Success

Classification: Professional Staff Teacher work calendar plus extended athletic season (July – June).
Schedule: Daily hours vary (averaging 6 hours/day) based on practices, competitions, and seasonal needs.
Physical Readiness: Must be able to respond quickly in emergencies and occasionally exert 50–100 lbs.
Sustainability: This position is contingent upon continued grant funding and program support.

The FFSD Advantage: Total Rewards & Support

Hospital Partnership: Gain unique professional experience through our collaboration with the Christian Hospital Foundation.
Health & Heart: 100% district‑paid medical, dental, and vision plans, plus access to our Ferg-Flor Care district health clinic for your wellness.
Professional Growth: Attend state and regional meetings to stay current with the latest best practices in sports medicine.
Future Security: Enrollment in district‑approved retirement and life insurance programs.

About Our Department

The Ferguson-Florissant Athletic Department is dedicated to the "New Chapter" of scholar‑athlete success. We believe that safety is the foundation of competition. Join us in providing our 10,000 students with the elite care and professional support they need to win—on and off the field.

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