Orthopaedic Athletic Trainer — Day-One Benefits & Growth

Trinity Health; Ann Arbor (MI); On-site; USD 56,000 - 72,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Day-one benefits

Work-life balance

Collaborative team environment

Career growth opportunities

Job summary

Trinity Health IHA Medical Group in Michigan is seeking a licensed Athletic Trainer to join our orthopaedic team. You will evaluate patients, assist with clinic operations, review histories, and provide wound management and casting support.

The role requires a Michigan AT license, a master’s degree by 2020, and CPR certification. We offer day-one benefits, a stable outpatient schedule, and opportunities for training and career growth in a collaborative, patient-centered setting.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Athletic Training, Sports Medicine or related field (completed before 2020).
• Master's degree in Athletic Training, Sports Medicine or related field required (effective 2020).
• Current State of Michigan Athletic Trainer License.
• NATA BOC Certification preferred.
• Valid American Heart Association CPR certification.

Responsibilities

• Provide clinical evaluation and assessment of an individual for an injury or illness.
• Assist clinical staff with the operation of the clinic.
• Review patients' medical histories and apply them in evaluation, assessment and processes.
• Provide wound management.
• Crutch/brace fitting, cast and splinting.
• Provide patient/family education as directed by healthcare provider.
• Enter medication, laboratory and radiology orders into the EMR per guidelines.
• Assist with ongoing training of existing orthopaedic clinical staff.

Job description

Trinity Health IHA Medical Group in Michigan is seeking a licensed Athletic Trainer to join our orthopaedic team. You will evaluate patients, assist with clinic operations, review histories, and provide wound management and casting support.

The role requires a Michigan AT license, a master’s degree by 2020, and CPR certification. We offer day-one benefits, a stable outpatient schedule, and opportunities for training and career growth in a collaborative, patient-centered setting.