Newport Orthopedic Institute·Irvine, California
The Certified Athletic Trainer provides comprehensive sports medicine services, including injury evaluation, rehabilitation, and event coverage for student-athletes. They are also responsible for maintaining medical documentation, managing training room supplies, and ensuring compliance with safety protocols.
Full-Time – 10 months salaried role, full benefits through the entire year, paid CEU’s, $35-$40 per hour
At Newport Orthopedic Institute, we take pride in bringing motion back to the lives of the patients we serve. NOI has established a remarkable track record of innovation and medical care that enables our providers to improve the lives of our patients. Our facilities are located in Newport Beach, Huntington Beach, and Irvine.
With NOI, you are given the opportunities and challenges you desire to embrace your potential and achieve your personal best every day. What you’ll find here is something special – it’s purposeful work done with a shared sense of community that brings us all together. We are a growing organization and have immediate openings for eager and driven professionals. Come join our world-class team of Board-Certified Physicians and professionals here in Newport Beach, California.
Reporting to the Director of Athletic Training & Sports Medicine, the Full-Time Certified Athletic Trainer is responsible for aiding and representing the Newport Orthopedic Institute Human Performance and Sports Medicine Program (HPSM).
The ATC position will primarily be a full-time 10-month role within NMUSD.
Year-round opportunities may be discussed during the interview.
The ATC will use their skills and knowledge to work hands on with various athletic teams within NMUSD.
The Individual must possess the ability to work independently, perform multiple tasks, work as a team to accomplish practice goals, and maintain strong organizational skills.
While performing the duties, the employee is frequently required to sit or stand for long periods of time
This position requires the ability to walk for long distances at large venue sites, occasionally run for shorter distances to get quickly to the site of an injured athlete, and frequent bending and twisting.
Duties will involve moving materials/objects up to 20 pounds on a regular basis and up to 50 pounds on an occasional basis, as well as assisting an injured athlete
Manual dexterity and coordination using one or both hands are required over 50% of the work period while operating equipment such as computer keyboard, mouse, calculator and similar machines
This is a fast-paced orthopedic medical practice that offers outreach athletic training services.
Hours for this position vary from nights, early morning, and weekends, with the possibility for overtime.
The athletic trainer must be able to adjust and adapt to changing conditions.
Busy work environment with numerous interruptions.
Work hours may vary in order to fulfill the responsibilities of the position and/or team schedules.
Exposure to possible disagreeable conditions due to outdoor weather extremes.
May be requested to travel with athletic teams.
Candidates must be board-certified athletic trainers capable of working independently in a fast-paced school environment. Strong organizational skills and the ability to effectively communicate with coaches, physicians, and administrative staff are required.
Market context
In California school settings, certified athletic trainers are typically sought for programs that need independent coverage, injury response, and coordination with coaches and medical staff. Competition for these roles often centers on candidates who can manage a fast-paced environment, communicate clearly across teams, and stay organized while handling day-to-day athletic health needs. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your board certification and prepare examples of independent school-based work.
