Athletic Trainer for H2F: Elevate Soldier Performance

Planned Systems International; Leavenworth (KS); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Full benefits package

401(k) retirement plan with companýs

Tuition reimbursement

Professional development

Paid leave

Job summary

Cognito Systems, a joint venture with Planned Systems International (PSI), seeks an Athletic Trainer to support the Army’s H2F program at Ft. Leavenworth, KS.

You will join a multidisciplinary team delivering prevention, injury care, and rehabilitation to optimize soldier readiness and performance. You will engage in evidence-based strategies, track outcomes with CIMT tools, and help drive improvements in ACFT pass rates and overall resilience across the force.

Qualifications

• Two years of athletic training experience required.
• CAATE-accredited program and BOC certification required.
• Eligible for in-state licensure and NPI registration.
• U.S. Citizenship or equivalent required.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team including PTs and S&C coaches.
• Deliver prevention, acute care, and rehab for musculoskeletal injuries.
• Apply performance optimization strategies across five H2F domains.
• Support leaders with strategies to reduce injuries and improve readiness.
• Utilize CIMT tools to track performance and outcomes.
• Contribute to improving ACFT pass rates and soldier resilience.

Skills

Two years athletic training experience

US Citizenship

On-site clinical skills

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Athletic Training (CAATE-accredited)

BOC certification

NPI registration

Job description

Cognito Systems, a joint venture with Planned Systems International (PSI), seeks an Athletic Trainer to support the Army’s H2F program at Ft. Leavenworth, KS.

You will join a multidisciplinary team delivering prevention, injury care, and rehabilitation to optimize soldier readiness and performance. You will engage in evidence-based strategies, track outcomes with CIMT tools, and help drive improvements in ACFT pass rates and overall resilience across the force.