Performance Medicine Therapist / Assistant Athletic Trainer, Phoenix Suns
Phoenix Suns · Phoenix, AZ · 2 wk ago
HealthcareFull-time
Key Responsibilities
- Support Senior Director of Performance Medicine / Head Athletic Trainer with the Implementation and management of the Performance Medicine program in coordination with the wider Phoenix Suns’ Human Performance Team.
- Lead in the provision of prevention, evaluation, treatment, and rehabilitation for various injuries, ensuring a cohesive approach to athlete care.
- Perform athletic training services such as preventative treatment, taping, bandaging, and acute injury/illness care for athletes during training and games.
- Assist Suns Head Athletic Trainer in preparing the team for practice and games.
- Co-ordinate all medical/physical evaluations, including managing external medical staff and ensuring compliance with league requirements.
- Maintain and ensure the accuracy of medical records in the team’s EMR, including injury tracking, treatment notes, and health assessments.
- Oversee inventory management for medical supplies and equipment, ensuring the training room is stocked and operational.
- Be a proactive and energetic member of the Performance Medicine staff, promoting a positive and professional training room environment.
- Travel with the team, providing sideline care and support during games and practices.
- Perform additional duties as assigned by the Senior Director of Performance Medicine / Head Athletic Trainer or team management.
- Engage in continuous professional development, keeping abreast of the latest trends and best practices in sports medicine and athletic training.
People and Services
- No specific responsibilities
Key Lines of Communication
- Senior Director of Performance Medicine / Head Athletic Trainer
- Vice President of Human Performance
Key Performance Indicators
- Player availability % for practice and games (individual and collective)
- Number of re-injuries, and man days lost to preventable injuries
- Process based KPIs to be added