Athletic Trainer

Towson University; Towson (MD); On-site; USD 54,000 - 66,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Tuition remission

Comprehensive benefits

Retirement plans

Paid time off

Job summary

Towson University seeks an Athletic Trainer to coordinate health care for student‑athletes, maintain records, and collaborate with team physicians within a sports performance model to ensure safe return to play.

The role reports to the Associate Athletic Trainer, may serve as MSAT preceptor, and requires a Master’s degree, BOC certification, and MD license eligibility; hours include nights, weekends, and holidays with a $60,000 salary and full benefits.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree required.
• BOC certification required.
• Eligible for Maryland Athletic Trainers License.
• Under supervision, implements treatments and rehab services.
• Ability to evaluate medical conditions of student‑athletes.

Responsibilities

• Facilitate health care for student‑athletes in Track & Field and Cross Country.
• Apply rehabilitative exercises and diagnostic equipment.
• Record and maintain medical records and reports.
• Coordinate care plans with team physicians and staff.
• Assist with inventory and medication management.

Skills

Team collaboration

Clinical assessment

Data management

Workload management

Communication

Education

Master’s degree

BOC certification

Tools

FMS

PES

CES

CSCS

Job description

Job Summary

Towson University (TU) has earned distinction as both a top 100 public university and one of the nation's great colleges to work for. Located north of Baltimore, TU currently enrolls over 20,000 students and is the second‑largest university in the prestigious University System of Maryland. Towson University fosters a climate that is grounded in respect and supports the intellectual and personal growth of the entire university community.

The Athletic Trainer will coordinate and provide health care and comprehensive athletic training services to student‑athletes; maintain records and supplies; and ensure fiscal responsibility as it relates to student‑athlete care. The Athletic Trainer will also coordinate care with sports medicine physicians in the integration of evidence‑based rehabilitation strategies in order to ensure the student‑athletes are able to effectively and safely return to full fitness/participation; and work collaboratively within a sports performance model with other professionals, including: Sr. Associate AD for Sports Medicine and Performance, Director of Athletic Training, Associate Athletic Trainers, Sports Dietitian, Strength and Conditioning Coaches, Chiropractors, Massage Therapists, and Clinical Psychologist, to ensure positive student‑athlete experience and treatment outcomes, and to mitigate the risk of sustaining injury.

The Athletic Trainer will conduct and supervise injury and illness prevention, injury management, immediate care and rehabilitation of athletic injuries, and provide ongoing patient supervision to ensure compliance with treatment plans, expectations, and standing operating procedures under the medical supervision of the Team Physician, as required by the Maryland State Practice Act. This position will report to the Associate Athletic Trainer in the Field House and must be able to work in a creative and collaborative team environment where change is embraced and innovation is encouraged. The incumbent will manage administrative duties as assigned by the Sr. Associate Athletics Director for Sports Medicine and Performance and/or Director of Athletic Training. This individual may also serve as a preceptor to mentoring athletic training students in the Athletic Training Education Program and will take on various other duties at the discretion of the Director of Athletic Training and Sr. Associate Athletics Director for Sports Medicine and Performance.

Responsibilities And Duties

• In consultation with the Director of Athletic Training, Associate Athletic Trainer and Team Physicians, the Athletic Trainer facilitates all health care for student‑athletes associated with Track & Field, Cross Country teams, which includes formulating effective therapeutic treatment plans, implementing treatments, monitoring progress, and returning student‑athletes to play
• Possesses technical and practical expertise in the appropriate application and supervision of a wide range of rehabilitative exercises/therapy and diagnostic equipment
• Applies evaluative skills and techniques for orthopedic and medical problems associated with intercollegiate athletics, as well as participates in the medical clearance and evaluation of incoming and returning student‑athletes
• Records, analyzes, and maintains medical records for daily treatments/rehabilitation, practice and game limitations, medical services, and referrals; produces end of year reports for injury trends; and produces value‑based reporting on services to teams
• Positively communicates and interacts on a daily basis with the athletic department’s multidisciplinary performance team, including medical professionals, coaches, strength and conditioning coaches, dietitian, and administrative staff; coordinates plans of care and diagnostic tests set forth by team physicians; facilitates and secures test results and prepares information for physician clinics; gathers information needed for insurance claims and follows up as needed
• Delegates administrative tasks and facility management responsibilities including, but not limited to assisting with inventory management team and medication management
• Complies with policies, rules, and regulations governing the NCAA, CAA conference, the state of Maryland, Towson University, the athletic department, and the sports medicine program
• Maintains continuing education to support and advance knowledge base
• May serve as a preceptor in the MSAT program; provides supervision of athletic training students during their clinical experience, if assigned
• Performs other duties as assigned by the Director of Athletic Training, Associate Athletic Trainer, and Sr. Associate Athletics Director for Sports Medicine and Performance

The work hours for this position will be based around sports schedules and include nights, weekends and holidays. Limited travel is required.

Qualifications And Skills

Required Qualifications:

• Master’s degree
• Board of Certification (BOC) (Please list certification on your application)
• Eligible for state of Maryland Athletic Trainers License
• Under the direction of the Associate Athletic Trainer, implements treatments and rehabilitation services
• Ability to evaluate medical condition of student‑athletes prior to and during their participation in intercollegiate athletics.
• Ability to work and understand human performance in relation to workload management
• Ability to collaborate in data management for performance monitoring and collaborative decision making

Preferred Qualifications

• FMS, PES, CES, or CSCS credentials or an equivalent
• One or two years of working experience in a NCAA D1 environment
• Evidence of strong clinical skills in a team environment

Salary and Benefits

Annual salary is $60,000 and full University benefits that include 22 days of annual leave, up to 17 holidays, personal and sick days; excellent health, life, and retirement plans; and tuition remission. To learn more about our benefits, click here. TU also offers a variety of great perks and discounts, which can be found here. This position will be open for a minimum of 14 days.

Organization: Athletics Division Primary Location: Main Campus Job Posting: Sep 30, 2026