Brigade Athletic Trainer - Readiness & Performance

Resolution Think; Fort Bliss (TX); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Resolution Think, LLC seeks a full-time Athletic Trainer to support soldiers at Fort Bliss, TX. The AT will optimize readiness, provide MSK care, injury prevention, and performance optimization within the Holistic Health and Fitness team, aligned with battalion training calendars.

Responsibilities include serving as primary unit contact, ensuring supervision by qualified providers, and maintaining current licensure and CAF records. Strong English communication and field endurance are essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree in Athletic Training required.
• Graduate from a CAATE-accredited program.
• Unrestricted state license/registration/certification for Athletic Trainers.
• BOC certification with NPI.
• U.S. Citizenship required.
• Background check and drug screen.
• Ability to lift up to 45 lbs (20 kg).

Responsibilities

• Act as the primary point of contact for assigned units at brigade, battalion, or company levels.
• Provide forward MSK care, early medical intervention, injury prevention, and performance optimization.
• Ensure medical treatment is supervised by a licensed government healthcare provider.
• Observe training events and operate in diverse environments including field settings.
• Maintain BLS/CPR/AED certification and up-to-date CAF documentation.

Skills

MSK care

BLS certification

English communication

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Athletic Training

CAATE accreditation

Job description

Resolution Think, LLC seeks a full-time Athletic Trainer to support soldiers at Fort Bliss, TX. The AT will optimize readiness, provide MSK care, injury prevention, and performance optimization within the Holistic Health and Fitness team, aligned with battalion training calendars.

Responsibilities include serving as primary unit contact, ensuring supervision by qualified providers, and maintaining current licensure and CAF records. Strong English communication and field endurance are essential.