Athletic Trainer: Outreach & School Settings

Illinois Bone & Joint Institute; Bourbonnais (IL); On-site; USD 50,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, dental, vision insurance

Life and AD&D insurance

Disability insurance

401k with company match

Wellness program

Paid holidays

Job summary

Illinois Bone & Joint Institute is seeking a Certified Athletic Trainer to join a fast-paced orthopedic team. The role supports patient care across clinical, collegiate and high school settings, collaborating with physicians, therapists and staff to restore function and prevent injuries.

Candidates should hold a CAATE-accredited AT program degree, be BOC certified, and hold or be eligible for Illinois licensure.

Qualifications

• CAATE-accredited Athletic Training degree required.
• BOC Certification required.
• Illinois licensure or eligibility required.

Responsibilities

• Promote and provide excellent patient care.
• Develop positive relationships with IBJI physician teams.
• Communicate with physicians, staff, coaches and parents regarding patient conditions and care plan.
• Develop rehabilitation and treatment regimens with physician/therapist input.
• Refer patients for diagnostics and follow-up procedures; track injuries.
• Maintain documentation in EMR and complete daily paperwork.
• Attend clinical meetings and continue education.
• Provide athletic training coverage at games, practices, and tournaments as scheduled.
• Uphold HIPAA/OSHA guidelines and maintain a safe, professional environment.

Skills

CPR/AED

Communication skills

Multi-tasking

Team leadership

Education

Bachelor's or Master's in Athletic Training

CAATE-accredited program

Tools

BOC Certification

Illinois Licensure eligibility

Job description

Illinois Bone & Joint Institute is seeking a Certified Athletic Trainer to join a fast-paced orthopedic team. The role supports patient care across clinical, collegiate and high school settings, collaborating with physicians, therapists and staff to restore function and prevent injuries.

Candidates should hold a CAATE-accredited AT program degree, be BOC certified, and hold or be eligible for Illinois licensure.