Huntsville Hospital Health System·Huntsville, Alabama
The Athletic Trainer is responsible for attending school practices and games to provide injury prevention and emergency care. They manage the clinical evaluation, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of athletes.
Overview The Athletic Trainer is responsible for attending practices and games of the assigned school, including preparation time before and treatments after. Fulfill the domains of athletic traning; Prevention of injuries and illnesses, Clinical evaluation and diagnosis, Emergency care of injuries, Treatment and rehabilitation of injuries, Administration and professional development.
Education: Bachelor's degree; Graduate of an accredited Athletic Training program.
Candidates must have a Bachelor's degree from an accredited Athletic Training program and a current Alabama state license. Certification from the NATABOC and a current BCLS certification are also required.
Market context
Athletic trainer openings in Alabama are often tied to hospitals, sports medicine, and school-based care, so demand can be steady but credential-driven. This role is competitive because employers typically want a bachelor’s degree in athletic training, an Alabama license, NATABOC certification, and current BCLS, and this platform’s AI-summarized requirements and benefits help you review the original posting faster. Before applying, confirm your Alabama license and BCLS are current and align your resume with clinical and injury-management experience.