Athletic Trainer: Injury Prevention & Rehab Lead

State of Florida; Saint Augustine (FL); On-site; USD 46,145 - 53,645; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Florida Retirement System

Medical insurance

Life insurance

Job summary

Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind (FSDB) seeks an Athletic Trainer to develop and manage a comprehensive program for student‑athletes, providing preventive care, injury evaluation, treatment, rehabilitation, and education.

The role covers injury care, event coverage, medical eligibility, documentation, and emergency planning, with evenings, weekends, and travel required. Sign language proficiency training is provided on campus.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in athletic training or related field; Master’s preferred.
• Three years of athletic training experience.
• BOC certification and licensure eligibility in Florida.

Responsibilities

• Develop, implement, and maintain a comprehensive athletic training program for all high school athletics.
• Provide injury prevention, assessment, treatment, rehabilitation, and reconditioning services.
• Coordinate annual athletic physicals and manage medical eligibility and clearance.
• Maintain secure health records and communicate with physicians, parents, coaches, and administrators.
• Provide coverage for home events, travel with teams, and emergency care when needed.

Skills

Athletic training knowledge

Injury prevention strategies

Return-to-play criteria

Documentation & records

Communication skills

Emergency care

Education

Bachelor’s degree in athletic training or related field

3 years athletic training experience

BOC certification / ATC-LAT credential

Tools

Documentation systems

Job description

Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind (FSDB) seeks an Athletic Trainer to develop and manage a comprehensive program for student‑athletes, providing preventive care, injury evaluation, treatment, rehabilitation, and education.

The role covers injury care, event coverage, medical eligibility, documentation, and emergency planning, with evenings, weekends, and travel required. Sign language proficiency training is provided on campus.