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Oxford at Work in the Northeast Greater Cincinnati area seeks a motivated Athletic Trainer or Physical Therapist to join as an Injury Prevention Specialist. The role combines orthopedic and ergonomic skills to reduce workplace injuries and promote wellness, with opportunities to work directly with employer partners.
The position offers independence, flexible office time from a location that suits you, competitive pay with bonus opportunities, comprehensive benefits, a 401(k) match, and ongoing
Career Opportunity: Full-Time Industrial Athletic Trainer or Physical Therapist
Oxford at Work | Northeast Greater Cincinnati Area
Potential $3,000 Sign-On Bonus!
Oxford at Work is a progressive, onsite Occupational Health and Safety practice providing innovative injury prevention, wellness, and ergonomic services to employers throughout the Greater Cincinnati area. We are growing and looking for a motivated Athletic Trainer or Physical Therapist to join our team as a full-time Injury Prevention Specialist serving the Northeast Greater Cincinnati area.
As an Injury Prevention Specialist, you’ll work directly with our employer partners and their employees to help reduce workplace injuries and improve overall health and wellness. You’ll have the opportunity to leverage your orthopedic, injury prevention, ergonomic, and wellness skills while making a meaningful impact for our clients.
This position offers a great deal of independence and flexibility, including the ability to complete your designated “office time” from a location that works for you.
Oxford at Work is continuing to grow throughout the Greater Cincinnati area, creating exciting opportunities for both professional and career growth.
All certified and/or licensed Athletic Trainers must meet applicable education, certification, and licensure requirements. Athletic Training programs must meet applicable accreditation requirements through the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education (CAATE), and Athletic Trainers must maintain appropriate Board of Certification (BOC) credentials.
If you’re looking for a unique opportunity to apply your Athletic Training or Physical Therapy background in an occupational health setting while utilizing the exciting Fit for Work program, we’d love to hear from you.
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