Athletic Trainer - Track & Field Rehab & Performance

Towson University; Baltimore (MD); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Towson University Athletics Division invites an Athletic Trainer to provide comprehensive health care for Track & Field and Cross Country student-athletes. You will formulate effective treatment plans, implement therapies, monitor progress, and guide athletes back to competition.

Collaborating with physicians, coaches, and strength staff, you will maintain medical records, support performance monitoring, and contribute to annual injury trend reports.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree required.
• BOC certification required.
• Eligible for Maryland AT license.
• Under supervision implements treatments and rehabilitation.
• Ability to evaluate medical conditions of student-athletes.
• Ability to manage workload related to human performance.
• Ability to collaborate in data management for performance monitoring and decision making.

Responsibilities

• Facilitate health care for Track & Field and Cross Country student-athletes.
• Apply rehabilitative exercises and diagnostic equipment.
• Evaluate orthopedic/medical problems and assist medical clearances.
• Record and analyze medical data; report injury trends and outcomes.
• Coordinate plans of care with multidisciplinary team; secure test results.
• Assist with inventory and medication management.
• Comply with NCAA, conference, state, Towson University policies.
• Maintain continuing education to advance knowledge.
• May supervise athletic training students as a preceptor.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Skills

Data management

Team collaboration

Workload management

Clinical supervision

Education

Master’s degree

BOC Certification

Maryland Athletic Trainers License eligibility

Job description

Towson University Athletics Division invites an Athletic Trainer to provide comprehensive health care for Track & Field and Cross Country student-athletes. You will formulate effective treatment plans, implement therapies, monitor progress, and guide athletes back to competition.

Collaborating with physicians, coaches, and strength staff, you will maintain medical records, support performance monitoring, and contribute to annual injury trend reports.