Athletic Trainer: Injury Care, Prevention & Rehab

WVU Medicine; Steubenville (OH); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

WMCP WMC Physician Practices in Steubenville is seeking an Athletic Trainer to serve as a first-line responder and injury manager for youth and collegiate athletes. You will perform on-site injury prevention, evaluations, and concussion protocols, coordinating referrals and maintaining HIPAA-compliant records.

The role requires a Bachelor's degree in Athletic Training or Physiology, national certification, and state licensure. Travel with teams and odd-hour shifts are common.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Athletic Training or Physiology.
• Ohio Board licensure for Athletic Trainers (OT/PT/AT).
• National certification as Athletic Trainer (NATA/BOC).
• Basic Life Support (BLS) certification within 30 days of hire.

Responsibilities

• Provide on-site injury prevention, taping, bracing, and warm-up supervision before practices and games.
• Respond to acute injuries and emergencies during practices and games.
• Conduct injury evaluations, coordinate referrals, and communicate with parents, coaches, and physicians.
• Manage concussion protocols, return-to-play progression, and hydration/heat illness monitoring.
• Travel with teams as needed, often afternoons/evenings/weekends.
• Perform musculoskeletal assessments and develop individualized treatment plans.

Skills

Athletic training

Emergency response

Concussion management

Hydration monitoring

Communication

Record keeping

Education

Bachelor's degree in Athletic Training or Physiology

Job description

WMCP WMC Physician Practices in Steubenville is seeking an Athletic Trainer to serve as a first-line responder and injury manager for youth and collegiate athletes. You will perform on-site injury prevention, evaluations, and concussion protocols, coordinating referrals and maintaining HIPAA-compliant records.

The role requires a Bachelor's degree in Athletic Training or Physiology, national certification, and state licensure. Travel with teams and odd-hour shifts are common.