Athletic Trainer II: Hands-On Student-Athlete Wellness

The University of Kansas Health System; Lawrence (KS); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Kansas Health System seeks an Athletic Trainer II for daytime, full-time coverage to support Track & Field student athletes. You will provide athletic training services under a Team Physician, coordinate exams, referrals, and return-to-play decisions, and maintain complete medical records.

You will also educate staff and athletes, participate in emergency care planning, and collaborate with sports medicine, psychology, dietetics, and strength/conditioning teams, including

Qualifications

• Master's degree in athletic training or related field; hire within 90 days.
• 2+ years of experience as an athletic trainer.
• Licensed Athletic Trainer (State Board) within 90 days.
• Certified Athletic Trainer (BOC ATC) upon hire.
• Proficient with Microsoft Office products.

Responsibilities

• Provide athletic training services and supervision under a Team Physician.
• Document complete medical records for student athletes.
• Coordinate referrals to physicians, dietitians, psychologists and counseling services.
• Perform medical testing and sport science assessments as directed.
• Manage athletic facility emergency action plans and on-site care.
• Communicate injury status with coaches and sports performance staff.
• Deliver formal and informal wellness education.

Education

Master's Degree in Athletic Training or related field

Licensed Athletic Trainer (State Board of Healing Arts)

Certified Athletic Trainer (BOC ATC)

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

The University of Kansas Health System seeks an Athletic Trainer II for daytime, full-time coverage to support Track & Field student athletes. You will provide athletic training services under a Team Physician, coordinate exams, referrals, and return-to-play decisions, and maintain complete medical records.

You will also educate staff and athletes, participate in emergency care planning, and collaborate with sports medicine, psychology, dietetics, and strength/conditioning teams, including