Hendricks Regional Health
Location
Danville, Indiana
Provide evaluation, treatment, and rehabilitation for musculoskeletal and neurological injuries for student-athletes. Coordinate care between physicians, coaches, and parents while managing the athletic training room and event coverage.
Must be a graduate of a CAATE approved athletic training program with BOC national certification and CPR certification. Licensure in the State of Indiana is required or must be eligible for licensure.
Essential Responsibilities: 1. Evaluates injuries, provides warranted first-aid, treatment and makes appropriate follow up referrals to the team -, family- or specialist physician. Provides high quality care, and education to athletic injuries to achieve goals of: a. restoration of mobility and strength b. prevention of disability following injury c. returning the athlete to his maximum athletic performance and d. prevention of re-injury. Provides care to middle school, high school, and young adult to middle-aged athletes. 2. Supervises rehabilitation of the injured athlete and assesses readiness to return to participation. With the involved physician, determines the athlete can to return to athletic activity. 3. Provides coverage of in-season and off season practices and athletic competitions at the high school and/or middle school levels as agreed upon by the involved school and the Hendricks Regional Health Sports Medicine Department. 4. Maintains an adequate level of supplies and requests/orders supply replenishments. Maintains equipment and supplies to ensure safety of the patient. 5. Responsible for providing education to the athletic director, coaches, athletes, and parents in the prevention, care and rehabilitation of athletic injuries. The education will be relevant to middle and high school athletes. Education may include all areas of expertise and knowledge that the athletic trainer possesses. (ie. taping, nutrition, injury prevention, etc.). 6. Provides supervision and assistance as needed in the purchase and fitting of athletic equipment including braces, bandages, taping and other active assistive devices. Carries out instructions regarding such said equipment. 7. Follows established procedure and observes safety precautions in the operation and application of the use of heat, cold, light, water, ultrasound, electrical stimulation, massage, therapeutic and sports specific exercise, taping, counseling, education, and exercise equipment on the field and in the training room. 8. The ATC is responsible for administering and maintaining the training room. 9. Active in the decision making process regarding transportation of athletes on and off the field and assists in this transportation. 10. Maintains accurate and up-to-date documentation on athletes treated. Follows documentation guidelines deemed necessary per Sports Medicine Program Coordinator or Executive Director of Professional Services. Via this documentation, relays pertinent information to those involved (ie. physician, athletic director, coach, parent/guardian, and athlete). 11. Assists in determining his/her schedule, as it pertains to coverage at school of responsibility, with the Sports Medicine Program Coordinator. Responsible for meeting the requirements of established schedule, unless otherwise informed. 12. Maintains high quality level of skills and participates in ongoing educational opportunities adequate to maintain certification in good standing with the Board of Certification, Inc. Participates in the presentation and preparation of in-services concerning job training. Maintains current certification in Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation. 13. Follows program, department and hospital policies and procedures. Supports hospital's mission and values statement, strategic plan and vision. Also supports the program and department service statements and philosophies. 14. Participates in providing coverage for community athletic events as deemed necessary per Sports Medicine Program Coordinator. Please note this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the associate for this job. Duties, responsibilities and activities may change at any time with or without notice. Education and Experience Required: 1. Graduate of an CAATE approved athletic training curriculum program or internship program. 2. Prefer one year experience as an athletic trainer, but not essential. Mandatory Licensure/Certifications: 1. Licensure or eligibility for licensure in the State of Indiana. 2. National certification as an athletic trainer through the BOC, Inc. 3. Certified CPR. Work Shift : 1st Shift (United States of America) Scheduled Weekly Hours : 40
Market context
Athletic trainer roles in Indiana schools are often tied to student-athlete safety, injury prevention, and return-to-play support, so candidates with CAATE preparation, BOC certification, CPR, and Indiana licensure eligibility are typically competitive. School-based openings can draw interest from applicants with both clinical skills and comfort working with coaches, families, and students. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then confirm your Indiana licensure status before applying.
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