High School Athletic Trainer — Sports Medicine Pro

Orthopaedic Associates; Panama City (FL); On-site; USD 52,000 - 68,000; Full time

Job summary

The Certified Athletic Trainer (AT) is responsible for providing athletic training and sports medicine services to student-athletes at an assigned Bay District Schools high school in coordination with Southern Orthopedic Specialists.

The AT serves as a primary contact for prevention, evaluation, treatment, rehabilitation, and management of injuries, with independent professional judgment, documentation, and collaboration with coaches, administrators, SOS physicians, and families.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree from an accredited athletic training program.
• BOC certification and active Florida license.
• Current CPR/AED certification.
• Ability to meet background-screening and school-access requirements.
• Knowledge of injury prevention, evaluation, emergency care, concussion management, and return-to-play principles.
• Experience in school/athletic setting preferred.

Responsibilities

• Operate and manage the athletic training room per SOS and Florida law.
• Evaluate student-athletes with injuries and illnesses.
• Provide immediate care, treatment, rehabilitation, and injury management.
• Develop treatment and rehabilitation plans within protocols.
• Coordinate with SOS physicians and school staff.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Communication skills

Organization

Documentation

Team collaboration

Independent work

Education

Bachelor's degree in athletic training

BOC certification

Florida Athletic Trainer license

CPR/AED certification

Tools

Electronic medical records (EMR)

Job description

The Certified Athletic Trainer (AT) is responsible for providing athletic training and sports medicine services to student-athletes at an assigned Bay District Schools high school in coordination with Southern Orthopedic Specialists.

The AT serves as a primary contact for prevention, evaluation, treatment, rehabilitation, and management of injuries, with independent professional judgment, documentation, and collaboration with coaches, administrators, SOS physicians, and families.