RUSH Physical Therapy·Oak Lawn, Illinois
Design and implement therapeutic rehabilitation programs for injured athletes while providing immediate care during games and practices. Manage emergency incidents and coordinate acute care procedures to minimize functional impact on athletes.
Overview RUSH Physical Therapy is seeking a passionate Certified Athletic Trainer (ATC) to provide care for our athletes! In this role, you will service contracted schools and coordinate access to additional health care for their athletes. This position will be supporting Mother McAuley High School in Chicago, IL.
Design and implement specific therapeutic programs for injured athletes’ rehabilitation Determine the need for and administer proper athletic training techniques before and during games/practices to decrease risk of injury (techniques can include taping, wrapping, bracing, proper hydration and minor wound care) Determine the effectiveness of athletic training/rehabilitative techniques and record change as indicated by athlete response within limits of specified plan of care Manage emergency incidents, coordinate EMS and acute care procedures including basic life support to reduce the impact on function of an injured athlete. Seek outreach opportunities and participate in events to promote the company (races, club teams, etc.)
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA-BOC) Board of Certification CPR certification Applicable state license where required
Master’s degree Additional Data Go Anywhere with Us! 1900 centers in 39 states offering internal movement Equal Opportunity Employer/including Disabled/Veterans
Requires a Bachelor of Science degree, NATA-BOC certification, CPR certification, and a valid state license. A Master's degree is preferred.
Market context
Certified Athletic Trainer openings in Illinois are often driven by school athletics, injury prevention, and return-to-play support, so candidates with current NATA-BOC, CPR, and state licensure are typically in demand. These roles are competitive because schools look for clinicians who can work independently, communicate with coaches and families, and manage student safety while meeting licensure and certification requirements. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, and confirm your credentials and school-based experience before applying.