Minor League Assistant Athletic Trainer

Sox On 35th; Phoenix, Birmingham, Winston-Salem, Kannapolis (AZ, AL, NC, NC); On-site; USD 24,000 - 42,000; Full time

Job summary

The Chicago White Sox are seeking Minor League Seasonal Assistant Athletic Trainers for the 2027 season, based at the Phoenix-Spring Training Complex with affiliated teams. You will report at Spring Training and work through the minor league seasons under oversight from the medical leadership.

Responsibilities include on-field emergency care, evaluating injuries, aiding rehabilitation, daily treatments, and coordinating documentation in the MLB EMR system.

Qualifications

• BOC Certified Athletic Trainer (ATC) required at time of application.
• Eligible to meet state licensure requirements at assigned affiliate.
• Commitment to the duration of the season.
• Bilingual (Spanish/English) preferred, but not required.

Responsibilities

• Provide on-field emergency medical care.
• Assist in the evaluation of baseball injuries and general medical conditions.
• Assist in rehabilitation and return-to-play progressions.
• Perform daily treatments and maintain adherence to exercise routines.
• Collaborate with Strength and Conditioning, Sports Science, Physical Therapy and Player Development staff on rehab plans.
• Learn and aid documentation in the MLB EMR system.
• Assist in administrative duties and reporting procedures.
• Adhere to Chicago White Sox policies and procedures.
• Demonstrate professionalism in high-stress situations.

Skills

BOC ATC certification

Bilingual (Spanish/English)

Time management

Education

BOC Certified Athletic Trainer (ATC)

Job description

The Chicago White Sox are hiring Minor League Seasonal Assistant Athletic Trainers for our 2027 season. These positions will be based out of our Phoenix-Spring Training Complex and with our full-season affiliate teams (Charlotte, Birmingham, Winston-Salem, and Kannapolis.) Assistant Athletic Trainers will report at the beginning of Spring Training 2027 and work through the end of the Minor League affiliate seasons. They will work under the direct supervision of the Head Major League Team Physician, Affiliate Team Physician, Major League Head Athletic Trainer/Medical Director, and Minor League Medical Coordinator.

Responsibilities:

• Provide on-field emergency medical care.
• Assist in the evaluation of baseball specific injuries and general medical conditions.
• Assist in the development of rehabilitation and return to play progressions (i.e., throwing, hitting, running)
• Perform daily treatments and ensure adherence to maintenance exercise routines.
• Collaborate with the Strength and Conditioning, Sports Science, Physical Therapy, and Player Development staff to develop and implement rehabilitation plans/initiatives.
• Learn and aid in the proper documentation within the MLB EMR system.
• Assist in the various administrative duties and reporting procedures.
• Adhere to Chicago White Sox Organization policies and procedures.
• Function as a role model within and outside the Chicago White Sox Organization
• Demonstrate efficient time management skills and an ability to prioritize workload.
• Ability to demonstrate professionalism in high stress situations.

Qualifications:

• Interested applicants are required to be a BOC Certified Athletic Trainer (ATC) at the time of application.
• Eligible to meet state Licensure requirements at assigned affiliate.
• Applicants are expected to fulfill the position for the duration of the season.
• Bilingual (Spanish/English) is preferred, but not required.

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