Terrebonne General Health System·Rutland, Ohio
The primary responsibility involves providing outreach athletic training services to assigned high schools and covering athletic events. Additional duties are performed as assigned by the department.
Varied (United States of America)
100 - 830300 TG - Community Sports Institute
The Terrebonne General Health System Community Sports Institute was created to impact future generations by promoting healthcare education and disease prevention, along with athletic injury prevention and post-care. The Community Sports Institute and our athletic trainers have been recognized by the Louisiana Athletic Trainers’ Association and the Houma-Terrebonne Chamber of Commerce for volunteer contributions and services to the Terrebonne Parish community.
The position is responsible for outreach athletic training services to a local high school in Terrebonne Parish along with event coverage. Additionally, there are opportunities to develop new initiatives within our program through research and data collection.
No Clinic or Teaching Obligations Competitive Compensation Full-Time Benefits Student Loan Payment Benefit Applicable Relocation Allotments and more!
Certified Athletic Trainer (NATA BOC and LSBME) required.
Candidates must be a Certified Athletic Trainer, holding both NATA BOC and LSBME certifications. Two years of relevant experience is preferred but not mandatory.
Market context
In Ohio, full-time athletic trainer roles in community sports settings often draw steady interest because they combine injury prevention, event coverage, and return-to-play support. Candidates with NATA BOC and LSBME certification stand out, and prior experience can help, though two years is preferred rather than required. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then confirm your certifications and prepare examples of hands-on sports medicine work before applying.