Athletic Trainer
Competitive pay and excellent benefits available in the stunning Finger Lakes Region of New York. New graduates are welcome.
About the Role
As an Athletic Trainer, you'll work under the supervision of a physician to provide comprehensive injury prevention, assessment, and rehabilitation services. You'll be an essential part of a care team, educating coaches, parents, and athletes on best practices while providing hands-on support in both clinical and on-site athletic settings.
Responsibilities
- Apply preventative care techniques and supportive devices for sports-related injuries
- Guide injured athletes through conditioning and reconditioning programs
- Communicate effectively with physicians, coaches, and families
- Provide event coverage and emergency response as scheduled
- Educate school staff and athletes on injury prevention
- Document care plans and progress accurately
- Maintain flexible work locations and schedules based on athletic and clinical needs
Requirements
- Bachelor’s in Athletic Training, Sports Medicine, or related field (Required)
- Master’s preferred
- New York State Certified Athletic Trainer (Required)
- NATABOC Certification
- BLS Certification (completed during clinical orientation)
Qualifications
- New graduates encouraged to apply
- Preferred: 1–2 years in a school or outpatient orthopedic/physician practice setting
Skills
- Strong leadership and multitasking abilities
- Exceptional communication and customer service
- Professionalism and discretion with confidential information
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office and EMR systems (preferred)
Benefits
- Competitive salary
- Excellent benefits package
- Paid overtime available
- Direct hire position
Pay
Annual salary range: $53,000 – $72,000 USD
Schedule
Full-time position with flexible work locations and schedules based on athletic and clinical needs.
Location
Geneva, NY – Finger Lakes Region. This scenic area offers vineyards, waterfalls, and year-round outdoor recreation. You'll be within driving distance of Rochester, Ithaca, and Syracuse.