DELMARVA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL INC·Georgetown, Delaware
The Athletic Trainer supervises the prevention, treatment, and recovery of injuries for high school student-athletes. They are also responsible for managing the athletic training facility, equipment, and ensuring compliance with NATA and DIAA regulations.
The Athletic Trainer (AT) provides Athletic Training Services to student athletes in accordance with the state of Delaware’s athletic training practices. The Athletic Trainer will Supervise the prevention, care, treatment, and recovery of injuries to high school student-athletes. The AT will also provide administration, supervision and maintenance of the athletic training facility, equipment, supplies and documentation. The AT also will also work closely to the Director of Athletics to provide assistance where needed.
Vibrant, growing personal relationship with Jesus Christ Certification by the Board of Certification for Athletic Trainers (NATA) Certified in emergency care procedures (CPR, IMPACT, First Aid, and AED) ATC preferred. Excellent verbal and written communication skills Passion for the mission of Delmarva Christian Schools Infinite hope in the success of every student
Responsibilities: Athletic Trainer (Primary Position)
Health Insurance Matching 403B retirement PTO Paid holidays according to our school calendar Free tuition for applicable children Professional development supported financially Physical Activities & Demands Regularly moving objects weighing 20-50 lbs, such as people, equipment, supplies, and furniture. Some roles require occasional heavy lifting of up to or exceeding 200 lbs with or without assistance. Sustained periods of standing and walking across campus. Working in all weather conditions, including extreme heat or cold for athletic games
Candidates must hold a BOC certification and a Delaware DPR Athletic Trainer License, along with certifications in CPR, First Aid, and AED. A vibrant personal relationship with Jesus Christ and a passion for the school's mission are also required.
Market context
In Delaware, full-time athletic trainer and athletics assistant roles are typically driven by school sports programs that need licensed coverage, injury support, and day-to-day coordination. These positions are competitive because they require BOC certification, a Delaware DPR Athletic Trainer License, CPR, First Aid, and AED credentials, plus alignment with the school’s mission and faith-based expectations. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your licenses and prepare examples of sideline care, communication, and teamwork before applying.
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