SPALDING UNIVERSITY·Louisville, Kentucky
The Associate Athletic Trainer will coordinate a comprehensive sports medicine program, including injury prevention, emergency care, and physical rehabilitation for intercollegiate athletes. Additionally, the role involves supervising graduate athletic training students and managing athletic insurance paperwork.
Applicants must be certified by the NATABOC and eligible for Kentucky state licensure. A master's degree and previous collegiate athletic training experience are preferred, along with a strong understanding of NCAA rules.
Market context
Associate athletic trainer roles in Kentucky typically seek NATABOC certification, eligibility for state licensure, and familiarity with NCAA rules; collegiate experience and a master’s degree can strengthen an application. Competition may be higher for full-time positions offering medical, dental, and vision insurance, paid holidays, and paid time off. Requirements and benefits here are AI-summarized from the original posting, helping you review key details faster before applying.