Athletic Trainer (ATC) - Sports Medicine

DayToDay Health; Champaign (IL); On-site; USD 34,000 - 55,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive hourly rate

Comprehensive benefits

Job summary

DayToDay Health is seeking an athletic trainer to assess, evaluate, and treat athletes and patients of all ages in clinical and event settings. You will deliver professional services, act as a clinical resource, and ensure care aligns with medical directions.

Responsibilities include designing and implementing treatment plans, monitoring responses, documenting evaluations, and educating patients on treatment and self-management.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Athletic Training or related field, licensed or certified Athletic Trainer, and Basic Life Support certification.

Responsibilities

• Assessing, evaluating, and treating athletes and patients of all ages.
• Designing and implementing treatment plans and monitoring patient responses.
• Documenting evaluations and educating on treatment and self-management.
• Providing athletic training services at schools, clubs, and junior colleges, with CPR.

Skills

Assessing

Delivering care

Education for patients

Keeping current medical knowledge

Education

Bachelor's degree in Athletic Training or related field

Job description

This role involves assessing, evaluating, and treating athletes and patients of all ages in clinical and event settings.

It requires delivering professional services, serving as a clinical resource, and ensuring patient care aligns with medical directions.

Key responsibilities include designing and implementing treatment plans, monitoring patient responses, documenting evaluations, and providing education on treatment and self-management.

The position involves providing athletic training services at schools, clubs, and junior colleges, along with emergency care including CPR.

Qualified candidates must have a Bachelor's Degree in Athletic Training or a related field, be licensed or certified as an Athletic Trainer, and obtain Basic Life Support certification.

Essential skills include assessing patient compliance and response, delivering physical care, instructing patients and families, and maintaining current knowledge of medical practices.

The role emphasizes professionalism, effective treatment delivery, documentation, and ongoing education to improve athlete care.

It offers a competitive hourly rate and comprehensive benefits, fostering a supportive environment for healthcare professionals.