Athletic Trainer (Continuous Recruitment)

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Position Title

Athletic Trainer (Continuous Recruitment) Job Category: Academic Staff Employment Type: Regular Job Profile: Athletic Trainer (D2/D3)

Position Summary

This posting is part of our ongoing effort to build a network of qualified candidates for future opportunities. Although there is not a current vacancy, we review applications regularly and will reach out when a suitable role becomes available. Athletic Trainers report to the Assistant Athletic Director for Sports Performance. Athletic Trainers evaluate athletic injuries, consult with team physicians and/or healthcare professionals, provide health care, and referral for patients in support of injury care and injury prevention for 16 varsity sports. Key Job Responsibilities: Provide practice and event coverage including evenings and weekends Supervise athletic training facilities and student first aiders. Provide care, prevention, evaluation, rehabilitation and documentation of injuries for assigned sport responsibilities. Communicate with sports medicine, coaching, and athletic administration staff is expected. Sport assignments and other duties to be determined by the Head Athletic Trainer. Required Qualifications: Master's degree NATA BOC certification. Wisconsin license eligible. Current First Aid, CPR, AED certification Ability to work weekends, evenings and flexible hours.

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Reminder

• This is an evergreen requisition intended to build our talent pipeline. It does not represent a current open position.
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