Tennessee Tech·Cookeville, Tennessee
Assist the Head Athletic Trainer in managing a NCAA Division I athletic training program, specifically for Men's Basketball and Men's Golf. Duties include supervising injury treatment, rehabilitation, and providing coverage during practices and contests.
Assist the Head Athletic Trainer in a NCAA Division I collegiate, coeducational athletic training program. Specific duties include supervising the treatment and rehabilitation of athletic injuries, assisting with physical examinations, supervising graduate students, providing athletic trainer coverage of athletic practices and contests, to include travel with assigned athletic teams, and assisting with administrative duties. Sporting assignment will be with Men's Basketball and Men's Golf. Performs other duties as assigned.
Tennessee Tech is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer.
Requires a bachelor's degree, at least one year of athletic training experience, and NATA Board of Certification. Candidates must hold or be eligible for a Tennessee state license for athletic trainers.
Market context
In Tennessee, Athletics Training Specialist II roles typically draw steady demand from schools and sports programs that need licensed support for injury prevention, evaluation, and return-to-play coordination. These jobs are competitive because employers usually want a bachelor’s degree, NATA Board of Certification, and Tennessee licensure or eligibility, plus hands-on athletic training experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your licensure status and prepare examples of field coverage and athlete care.