The Athletic Trainer provides on-site injury prevention, evaluation, and rehabilitation services for student athletes at local high schools. They work under the direction of a physician to manage emergency care and maintain accurate injury documentation.
Work for UF Health and work with the Hilliard Schools full-time. The Athletic Trainer will function under the direction of a physician. Provides services related to the prevention, recognition, evaluation, management, disposition, treatment or rehabilitation of a physically active person who has sustained an injury, illness, or other condition involving sport, exercise, training or related physical activity. The Athletic Trainer will be responsible for traveling to area high schools to provide on-site services for practices, sporting events and/or clinic hours, including other duties as assigned.
Required Education Bachelor's degree required, Master's Degree preferred. Required Licensure/Certifications Florida License as Athletic Trainer Board of Certification for the Athletic Trainer BLS or ACLS from American Heart Association Required Experience Less than one year on-field Athletic Training experience Necessary Skills Excellent customer service and communication skills Able to recognized problems works systematically and logically to resolve them. Seeks to develop self and others Contributes to a safe environment for student athletes by following established procedures and protocols Stays up to date on evidence informed athletic training practice Age of Patients Served: Adolescent (13-17 years) Adult (18-64 years)
Candidates must hold a Bachelor's degree and a Florida License as an Athletic Trainer. Additionally, they are required to possess BLS or ACLS certification from the American Heart Association.
Market context
School-based athletic trainer roles in Florida are shaped by ongoing student athletics and partnerships between schools and healthcare providers such as UF Health Jax. Candidates may be more competitive when they hold the required bachelor’s degree, Florida athletic trainer license, and current American Heart Association BLS or ACLS certification. This platform’s AI-summarized requirements and benefits, drawn from the original description, save research time; verify each credential before applying.