Athletic Trainer
Position: Athletic Trainer (10-Month, Full-Time with Benefits)
Department: Health Services/Athletics
Reports To: Director of Health Services and Director of Athletics
Start Date: January 2026
We are searching for a Certified Athletic Trainer (AT) to join our dynamic athletics department and sports medicine program. The ideal candidate is a skilled, compassionate professional dedicated to the health and well-being of student-athletes and committed to collaboration within a caring school community. The Athletic Trainer will work closely with another full-time ATC, the Director of Health Services, and the Athletics staff to deliver exceptional medical care and injury prevention for our Saints athletic program.
This is a 10-month position with benefits. We are looking for someone to start immediately through the end of the spring athletic season (late May). Regular hours are approximately 2:00 p.m. until the conclusion of practices and competitions (7:00/8:00 p.m.), with flexibility based on the athletic schedule. Some weekend coverage required. Some local travel may be required.
Primary Responsibilities
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Provide comprehensive athletic training services, including prevention, assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation of athletic injuries and conditions.
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Coverage for practices, home competitions, and select off-campus events as assigned.
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Maintain accurate injury documentation and medical records using the Magnus Health system.
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Collaborate with the Director of Health Services, team physicians, and local medical providers to coordinate care and manage return-to-play decisions.
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Follow the school’s emergency action plans (EAPs) for athletic venues and participate in EAP practice drills.
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Educate student-athletes, coaches, and families on injury prevention, concussion awareness, and safe training practices.
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Support CPR/AED and health-related training for coaches and staff.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
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Applied Knowledge: Broad understanding of sports medicine, athletic injuries, and treatment protocols.
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Decision-Making: Ability to think critically and make independent clinical judgments within state licensure guidelines.
Attention to Detail: Strong organization and documentation skills to ensure accurate medical records. -
Interpersonal Skills: Effective and professional communication with student-athletes, coaches, parents, and medical professionals in high-pressure situations.
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Organization: Ability to manage multiple tasks and priorities with minimal supervision in a fast-paced environment.
Qualifications
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Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Athletic Training or related field.
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BOC Certification required; eligible for Virginia licensure.
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Red Cross Instructor certification for First Aid/CPR/AED (or willing to complete instructor training).