Ochsner Health
Location
Lafayette, Louisiana
Plan and conduct athletic trainer programs, including injury prevention, immediate on-field care, and rehabilitation under physician supervision. Maintain detailed injury logs and collaborate with the Sports Medicine Institute for community-based training.
Requires a Bachelor's degree in athletic training and a current state license along with BLS certification. A Master's degree and BOC certification are preferred.
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Market context
In Louisiana, high school athletic trainer roles are often tied to school athletics coverage and injury prevention needs, so candidates with current licensure and BLS are typically well positioned. These roles can be competitive because schools may prefer applicants with BOC certification, a master’s degree, and experience supporting student-athletes. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your license status and tailor your application to school-based sports medicine experience.