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The Athletic Trainer / Health Coach will be responsible for injury prevention, athletic training, strength & conditioning, rehabilitation, and prevention. This is a full-time, on-site role for a Certified Athletic Trainer / Health Coach.
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Activities to include but not limited to: mowing, edge, trim and rake fields; operate riding mowers, push mowers, light duty vehicles, blowers, sweepers, trimmers, edger, and weed eaters, fertilization and chemical applications, over-seeding, flowerbed and tree maintenance and debris removal from athletic fields and surfaces, snow/ice removal, etc.
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Unique skills of an Industrial Athletic Trainer include a focus on injury prevention and evaluation, ergonomic risk assessments and corrective action planning, OSHA emergency/first aid treatment, health education, and worksite health promotion and marketing activities.
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Collaborate with the Head Athletic Trainer to cover 16 intercollegiate sports and more than 200 student-athletes. Assistant Athletic Trainer- New Grads Accepted- Quincy, MA. Provide prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation of athletic injuries for varsity athletes.
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General Information JOB TITLE: Athletic Coach Job Code: S20211 - Coach (TPP) Job Description REPORTS TO: Director of Athletics Job responsibilities include the following: Adhere to all MIAA and BPS, policies and procedures for participation and competition.
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Collaborating with strength and conditioning coaches, physical therapists, team physicians, sports medicine fellows, athletic training students and other clinical students associated with Sports Performance and Northeastern University.
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Assumes additional secondary duties as assigned by the AVP, Athletics and Athletic Advancement or their designee. Assumes additional secondary responsibilities in the department as required by the AVP, Athletics and Athletic Advancement.
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Pivot Onsite Innovations has an immediate need for an experienced and passionate Industrial Athletic Trainer at our client’s site in Cambridge, MA. This position offers an opportunity to work at a dynamic worksite and make an impact on employee health, wellness, and safety.
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Boston University Academy is seeking a full-time Athletic Trainer / Assistant Athletic Director to begin in August 2024 (start date flexible). As the Assistant Athletic Director, the primary responsibility will be to support the Athletic Director with the administration of a growing athletic program in such duties as scheduling, purchasing, and supervision of games and coaches.
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Knowledge of athletic administration and related regulations, policies, and procedures. The Associate AD is expected to make contributions to the overall team effort in the Athletic Department, including assistance with various duties and functions when needed, including, but not limited to, site supervision, athletic comments, game day management, and managing the 6-8 waiver process.
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