Encore Rehabilitation, Inc.
The Licensed Athletic Trainer shall be responsible for attending all sports activities as assigned by Sports Medicine Coordinator, assisting team physicians as directed, maintaining written records on all athletes, and consulting with team physicians and coaches regarding injured athlete's status.
Responsibilities:
Responsible for coverage of assigned athletic events.
Responsible for rendering treatment as outlined by physician for injured athletes.
Responsible for assessment of injured athletes and proper referral to physician.
Responsible for communication with team coaches.
Qualifications:
Graduation from approved college/university.
Eligible/Certified through National Athletic Trainers Association/BOC.
Eligible/Licensed through Alabama Board of Athletic Trainers.
Physical Demands:
Stands, turns, bends, lifts, climbs, and uses a great majority of physical motion in performing day to day activities of work. Must be able to stand for extended periods of time and do a great deal of walking without experiencing extreme fatigue. Lifting and carrying equipment, supplies, and materials up to 50 lbs. without help; over 50 lbs. with help of mechanical devices or other personnel. Additional Responsibilities: Contribute to positive work demands and the overall team effort of the Sports Medicine team. Abide by ethics and standards established by the NATA. Attend athletic events as assigned, assisting team physician when in attendance. Maintain communication with coaching staff regarding status of injured players and schedule changes. Record progress on injured athletes on established forms. Refer athletic injuries to physician for diagnosis and treatment referral. Perform treatments as ordered by physician. Maintain proper equipment and supplies pertinent for coverage of athletic events. Maintain proper attitude of encouragement toward all athletes/staff. Patient/Athlete Care: Participates as a member of the health care team. Transports patients, maintains records, equipment and supplies as indicated. Observes and records patient condition, reactions and responses. Report appropriate information to physician/clinical director. Accepts responsibility for the patient's personal care and environment throughout treatment. Follows established procedures and safety precautions in the use of heat, cold, light, water, sound, electricity and massage.
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Stands, turns, bends, lifts, climbs, and uses a great majority of physical motion in performing day to day activities of work. Must be able to stand for extended periods of time and do a great deal of walking without experiencing extreme fatigue. Lifting and carrying equipment, supplies, and materials up to 50 lbs. without help; over 50 lbs. with help of mechanical devices or other personnel. Additional Responsibilities: Contribute to positive work demands and the overall team effort of the Sports Medicine team. Abide by ethics and standards established by the NATA. Attend athletic events as assigned, assisting team physician when in attendance. Maintain communication with coaching staff regarding status of injured players and schedule changes. Record progress on injured athletes on established forms. Refer athletic injuries to physician for diagnosis and treatment referral. Perform treatments as ordered by physician. Maintain proper equipment and supplies pertinent for coverage of athletic events. Maintain proper attitude of encouragement toward all athletes/staff. Patient/Athlete Care: Participates as a member of the health care team. Transports patients, maintains records, equipment and supplies as indicated. Observes and records patient condition, reactions and responses. Report appropriate information to physician/clinical director. Accepts responsibility for the patient's personal care and environment throughout treatment. Follows established procedures and safety precautions in the use of heat, cold, light, water, sound, electricity and massage.
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