VCU Health·Richmond, Virginia
Provide day-to-day athletic training services, including assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation for athletes. Design prevention programs and attend all home and away games to ensure athlete safety and recovery.
The Athletic Trainer Outreach provides day-to-day athletic training services for a local sports team.
The Athletic Trainer Outreach assesses, treats and develops rehabilitation and reconditioning strategies for athletes.
The Athletic Trainer Outreach designs and implements prevention and education programs. The athletic trainer will attend all home and away games as agreed upon by the respective head coaches and/or athletic directors.
Licensed in the Commonwealth of Virginia as an Athletic Trainer or eligible. National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA) Board of Certification (BOC) Current CPR certification.
Licensed in the Commonwealth of Virginia as an Athletic Trainer. National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA) Board of Certification (BOC). Current CPR certification.
Experience REQUIRED: N/A
Two (2) years previous athletic training experience.
Bachelors Degree in a specialized curriculum accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education.
Masters Degree in a specialized curriculum accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education.
The athletic trainer will perform the following functions regarding athletic injuries: prevention, assessment, treatment, (including first aid) and reconditioning as set forth by the NATA Board of certification. Demonstrates proper taping, strapping, bracing, and fitting of athletic equipment. Carries out all prescribed treatments and recommendations by the team/program/event physician. Maintains NATA and CPR certification in accordance with those respective institutions. Covers assigned pre-season physicals, sports games or matches, and related events under the supervision of the program manager. Demonstrates knowledge of the principals of growth and development over the life span and possess the ability to assess data reflective of the athletes’ status and interpret the appropriate information.
Supervisory responsibilities (if applicable): N/A
Must be able to assist with or transfer athletes of various weight/heights. Must be able to push carts with athletic equipment on them. Must be able to stand for long periods of time, have good mobility skills and be able to walk long distances. Must demonstrate ability to communicate to give adequate directions and instructions to athletes. Must be able to carry training kit and coolers for long distances. Need to have the ability to handle high amounts of stress. Fast paced orthopedic medical practice environment. Occasional night or early morning hours as well as possible overnight stays. Must be able to adjust and adapt to changing conditions.
This job safely administers the prescribed medications of topical corticosteroids, topical lidocaine, or other Schedule VI topical drugs; oxygen for use in emergency situations; epinephrine for use in emergency cases of anaphylactic shock; and naloxone or other opioid antagonist for overdose reversal.
Age Specific groups served: Adolescence, Adult
Physical: Lifting 20-50 lbs. Lifting 50-100 lbs. Lifting greater than 100 lbs.
$52,062.40 - $80,683.20
Actual salary offers will be based on several key factors to include relevant work experience, credentials, and qualifications.
Market context
Outreach athletic trainer roles in Virginia are often driven by school athletics programs that need coverage for injury prevention, evaluation, and return-to-play support. These positions can be competitive because employers typically look for a bachelor’s degree in athletic training, Virginia licensure, NATA BOC certification, and current CPR credentials. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, then confirm your licensure and certifications are current before applying.