Athletic Trainer — Orthopedic Rehab & Patient Care

10000 Sanford; Minot (ND); On-site; USD 40,000 - 63,000; Full time

Job summary

Sanford Health in Minot, ND seeks an Athletic Trainer to evaluate and monitor clinic patients within an orthopedic focus. You will implement care plans under supervision and help develop rehabilitation strategies, documenting findings from medical records and conversations with physicians and families.

The role requires BOC certification and state licensure, with two years of experience preferred. You will educate patients on prevention, safety, and proper use of rehabilitation equipment during

Qualifications

• Must be certified as an Athletic Trainer by the Board of Certification and licensed/registered where practicing.
• Two years of experience preferred.
• Education level aligned with state licensure requirements.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate and monitor clinic patients as part of an orthopedic focus.
• Implement patient care plans under supervision of RN, APP, or physician.
• Document information from medical records, physicians, and families.
• Use testing/evaluation techniques to assess injuries.
• Administer treatments and educate patients on rehab and equipment use.
• Observe patient status and report adverse changes promptly.
• Counsel patients and families on prevention and treatment plans.
• Explain safety rules for training and use of equipment.
• Monitor and adjust rehabilitation regimens per diagnosis and condition.

Skills

Athletic Trainer Certification

Licensed Practitioner

Education

Board of Certification Athletic Trainer certification

Job description

Sanford Health in Minot, ND seeks an Athletic Trainer to evaluate and monitor clinic patients within an orthopedic focus. You will implement care plans under supervision and help develop rehabilitation strategies, documenting findings from medical records and conversations with physicians and families.

The role requires BOC certification and state licensure, with two years of experience preferred. You will educate patients on prevention, safety, and proper use of rehabilitation equipment during