Athletic Trainer-Army Reserve H2F (MN, Ft Snelling)

About the role

Interactive Government Holdings (IGH) is seeking qualified Athletic Trainers to serve the Army Reserve Holistic Health and Fitness Performance Team. The Athletic Trainer supports U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers and leaders by delivering evidence‑informed injury prevention, evaluation, treatment, rehabilitation, education, and human‑performance services as part of an interdisciplinary readiness team.

Responsibilities

• Maintain expert knowledge of current Army standards, doctrine, and regulations related to H2F, including FM 7‑22, the Army Fitness Test (AFT), Combat Fitness Test (CFT), AR 600‑9, and AR 350‑1.
• Collaborate as a cohesive, interdisciplinary team to provide holistic and integrated H2F support, ensuring that all domain programming is synchronized.
• Actively participate in required meetings, planning sessions, and working groups with Government personnel to synchronize HPT efforts with the unit Yearly Training Calendar (YTC).
• Maintain clear, consistent, and professional communication with unit leadership, the COR, and other stakeholders.
• Collect and provide accurate data for all required reports and deliverables, ensuring timely submission.
• Maintain all professional credentials, licensures, and certifications required for the position at no cost to the Government and in accordance with the Defense Health Agency Policy Manual (DHAPM) 6025.13, Clinical Quality Management in the Military Health System (MHS), volume 4 Credentialing and Privileging.
• Complete all mandatory Government training (e.g., Antiterrorism Level 1, OPSEC, Cybersecurity Awareness, HIPAA, Combatting Trafficking in Persons) within the specified timeframes.
• Adhere to all applicable DOD, DHA and Army instructions, policy manuals, regulations, policies, Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), and the highest professional ethical standards.
• Perform pre‑approved travel to support unit training events, workshops, and other H2F functions. Contractor personnel shall submit pre‑approval requests, including estimated costs and itineraries, for all travel supporting the "39‑Day" model to the COR at least ten (10) business days in advance. The Contractor shall provide trip reports or After‑Action Reviews (AARs) upon return.
• Conduct recurring knowledge transfer and train Government‑designated personnel to maintain and use contractor‑developed strategies, curricula, and resource materials.
• Maintain current editable native source files, supporting documentation, and version histories in the Government‑designated repository.
• Program Development & Education: Design, implement, and adapt multi‑level injury prevention assessments and educational