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In accordance with The Ohio Athletic Training Practice Act and the NATA physician practice value model. Motivated, self-starter – always looking to be productive and helpful; always looking for avenues to expand the role of the athletic trainer to better serve the patientg.
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Must have current NATA certification and a current Ohio Athletic Training license. If you're a dedicated Athletic Trainer seeking a fulfilling career in a supportive healthcare environment, look no further.
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Title: Athletic TrainerLocation: Norwich, OH Here's an exciting opportunity to join a nationally recognized hospital listed in Forbes' top , where career growth and professional fulfillment await you.
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Title: Athletic TrainerLocation: Norwich, OH Here's an exciting opportunity to join a nationally recognized hospital listed in Forbes' top 100, where career growth and professional fulfillment await you.
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What You'll Be Doing:Provide support and treatment (within the scope of license) for individuals at school athletic functions and within rehabilitation facilities as needed. Demonstrate proper taping, strapping, bracing, and fitting of athletic equipment.
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Education: MINIMUM of bachelor's degree in Athletic Training, with current NATA BOC ATC certification as an Athletic Trainer OR certified Physical Therapist (state of OH licensure.
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Certification by the Board of Certification (BOC) for Athletic Trainers (Athletic Training Certification -ATC.) and Licensure by the State of Ohio Occupational, Physical Therapy and Athletic Training Board.
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Academic programs are accredited through an independent process by the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training. All certified and/or licensed athletic trainers must have a bachelor’s or master’s degree from an accredited college or university in order to practice athletic training.
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Prepare supplies and equipment, administer pre- and post-game/competition treatments, communicate with the visiting athletic training staff, and coordinate with arena or event EMT personnel to create and implement EAP (emergency action plans) for injuries at all venues.
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The Athletic Trainer is responsible for coordinating all on-site sports medicine coverage, taping, pre-season and post season physical screenings, injury clinics, training room management and budgeting of training supplies.
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Provides athletic training services on an ongoing basis in an outpatient ambulatory rehabilitation practice and outreach. Must maintain and provide verification card for CPR certification including BLS/AED training.
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Title: Athletic Trainer. Provide support and treatment (within the scope of license) for individuals at school athletic functions and within rehabilitation facilities as needed. Title: Athletic Trainer.
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Here's an exciting opportunity to join a nationally recognized hospital listed in Forbes' top 100, where career growth and professional fulfillment await you. Join us in east central Ohio, and become part of our exceptional team dedicated to providing top-notch care to our community.
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The Clinical Athletic Trainer is responsible for providing comprehensive athletic training services within a clinical setting. Education: Bachelor’s degree in Athletic Training, Sports Medicine, or a related field.
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