High School Athletic Trainer - Injury Care & Prevention

CMC_Operations; Cleveland (OH); On-site; USD 48,000 - 72,000; Full time

Job summary

University Hospitals in Beachwood, OH, is seeking an Athletic Trainer for Beachwood High School to support student-athletes and athletic programs with fitness, nutrition, injury care, and conditioning.

New graduates welcome. The role includes on-field evaluations, immediate care, treatment planning, education for athletes and families, documentation in UH's injury-tracking software, and collaboration with the senior athletic trainer to advance sports medicine services at the site.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree in Sports Medicine or related program is required.
• Experience with injury prevention and first aid is required.
• Ability to safely provide care and assist in moving people and/or equipment.

Responsibilities

• Perform athlete evaluations on and off the field, provide immediate care as needed, and develop treatment plans appropriate to the athlete's needs.
• Select and competently utilize a variety of appropriate treatment techniques.
• Educate athletes and families on treatment and prevention strategies.
• Maintain accurate and up-to-date documentation using UH's preferred injury tracking software.
• Assist with supply ordering, inventory management, billing, and related operational support.
• Meet regularly with the senior athletic trainer to review competencies and skills related to athlete care and sports medicine services at the assigned location.

Skills

Athletic training

Injury prevention

First aid

On-field assessment

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Sports Medicine or related program

Job description

University Hospitals in Beachwood, OH, is seeking an Athletic Trainer for Beachwood High School to support student-athletes and athletic programs with fitness, nutrition, injury care, and conditioning.

New graduates welcome. The role includes on-field evaluations, immediate care, treatment planning, education for athletes and families, documentation in UH's injury-tracking software, and collaboration with the senior athletic trainer to advance sports medicine services at the site.