Premier Health·Dayton, Ohio
The Athletic Trainer provides on-site sports medicine coverage, including prevention, diagnosis, and rehabilitation for athletes at local high schools. They are also responsible for documentation, professional practice activities, and collaborating with a physician and interdisciplinary team.
Salaried (Hours Vary) The Athletic Trainer (AT) assumes a collaborative role on the interdisciplinary sports medicine team, for a local High School. This individual will provide on-site athletic training coverage at designated schools and community events as directed. The AT will provide prevention, clinical evaluation and diagnosis, immediate care, treatment, rehabilitation, re-conditioning, organization and administration under the direction of a physician. The Athletic Trainer will be responsible for documentation per Premier Health standards, professional practice activities, public speaking, and cost management. This individual is professionally responsible for demonstrating excellent customer service and contributing to the overall effectiveness of the sports medicine team.
Candidates must hold an Athletic Training degree from an accredited program and be licensed in the State of Ohio. Required certifications include BLS and National Athletic Trainers Association Board of Certification.
Market context
Athletic trainer openings in Ohio often reflect steady demand in schools, colleges, and sports medicine settings, where employers look for licensed clinicians who can work with active populations. This role is competitive because it requires a CAATE-accredited bachelor’s degree, BOC certification, an Ohio athletic training license, collegiate experience, and a valid NPI number. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly confirm fit and compare the competitive pay, sign-on bonus, benefits package, and relocation package before applying.