Athletic Trainer
About the role
Provides appropriate sports related care for athletes/patients. Makes return to play decision as appropriate. Maintains documentation of patient/athlete interaction on appropriate forms, including documentation of any necessary follow up. Keeps athletic training room neat, organized, and safe. Assists with supply ordering; maintains organization and inventory of supplies/equipment. Assists the sports medicine coordinator in budgeting related to assigned school. Assists with the referral and scheduling of athletes to appropriate healthcare providers. Coordinates with school and district personnel on implementation of emergency action plans and sports medicine related policy. Ensures the school insurance claim form is completed and appropriately disseminated. Acts as educator and advocate for patient/athlete/family. Is available by phone to assigned school when not on campus. Performs other duties as assigned.
Responsibilities
- Recognize, evaluate, treat and rehabilitate participating athletes who have suffered a sports injury or illness
- Provide injury prevention education to athletes
- Provide coverage of athletic team events and additional special events as assigned
- Serve as the primary liaison between the assigned school, the parent/athlete, and appropriate healthcare providers
- Perform other duties at Arkansas Children’s as assigned
Requirements
- Education: Bachelor’s Degree required; Master’s Degree recommended
- Experience: Recommended – 1 year of related field experience
- Certifications: Required – Athletic Training (AR) – Arkansas State Board of Athletic Training
Benefits
- $5,000 sign‑on bonus
Pay
Most new hires start between $24.40‑$30.50 per hour, depending on experience and qualifications.
Schedule
Full time