Confluent Health·Poseyville, Indiana
The Athletic Trainer will provide coverage for assigned athletic events and implement treatment plans for injured athletes as outlined by physicians. They are also responsible for documenting evaluations, maintaining equipment, and communicating effectively with coaches, parents, and medical staff.
Coverage of assigned athletic events Rendering treatment plans outlined by physician for injured athletes Assessment of injured athletes and proper referral to a physician when necessary Communication with parents, coaches, athletic director, team orthopedist & therapists Documentation of evaluations and treatments Maintain proper equipment and supplies for coverage of athletic events Contribute to a positive work environment and the overall Sports Medicine team
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Candidates must hold a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Athletic Training and be NATA BOC certified. New graduates are welcome to apply, provided they hold Basic Life Support and AED certifications.
Market context
In Indiana, athletic trainer roles are typically tied to schools, sports medicine settings, and rehabilitation teams, where employers look for licensed professionals who can support injury prevention and return-to-play care. These positions are competitive because they require Indiana licensure, BOCAT certification, and often prefer related experience, while still welcoming newly licensed candidates. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your licensure status and tailor your application to your clinical and sideline experience.