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Stop Watching Breaks!! Start Running Them!!! Sports Card & Pokémon Breakers Wanted! Are you obsessed with sports cards or Pokémon? Do you watch breaks and think, "I could do that"? Reef Monkey is ...

Be Seen First

Stop Watching Breaks!! Start Running Them!!! Sports Card & Pokémon Breakers Wanted! Are you obsessed with sports cards or Pokémon? Do you watch breaks and think, "I could do that"? Reef Monkey is ...

As a Breaker a typical day might include the following: * Opening sport packs/boxes on camera and ... Staying up-to-date with the latest trends, values, and demands in the sports card market to decide ...

Toploader

Apopka, FL · On-site

$15/hr

The On-Air Toploader is a key supporting role during live sports card streams, serving as a "co ... Key Responsibilities: Live Stream Support & Production * Assist on-air breakers by preparing ...

About Veriswap Veriswap is a barter marketplace for trading cards, operating within the $10B+ sports card secondary market. We're focused on creating a new swap economy because we firmly believe that ...

About Veriswap Veriswap is a barter marketplace for trading cards, operating within the $10B+ sports card secondary market. We're focused on creating a new swap economy because we firmly believe that ...

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What is an assistant sports card breaker?

Assistant Sports Card Breakers are individuals who help facilitate live or recorded sessions where sports card boxes or packs are opened and their contents distributed to participants, often through online platforms. They support lead breakers by organizing cards, preparing shipments, handling logistics, and engaging with the community. This role ensures that the break runs smoothly and that customers receive their cards accurately and promptly. Assistant breakers may also interact with viewers, manage inventory, and help maintain the excitement and fairness of the event.

What does an assistant sports card breaker do?

A typical day for an Assistant Sports Card Breaker involves helping to set up live streaming equipment, organizing card inventory, and preparing shipping materials for customers. During live breaks, assistants support the lead breaker by managing chat interactions, verifying participant lists, and handling cards carefully to ensure accuracy and transparency. This role is highly collaborative, often requiring quick communication with both the lead breaker and customers to resolve questions or issues in real-time. By maintaining organization and efficiency, assistants play a crucial part in delivering a fun and professional experience for collectors and fans.

What skills and qualifications are needed to be an assistant sports card breaker?

To thrive as an Assistant Sports Card Breaker, you need a solid knowledge of sports cards, attention to detail, and familiarity with the hobby's terminology and products. Proficiency in live streaming platforms, card sorting software, and payment processing systems is typically required. Strong communication, customer service, and organizational skills are essential for engaging with participants and ensuring smooth operations. These skills are important to create an enjoyable customer experience, maintain accuracy, and build trust within the sports card collecting community.

What is the difference between Assistant Sports Card Breaker vs Sports Card Breaker?

AspectAssistant Sports Card BreakerSports Card Breaker
CredentialsBasic knowledge of sports cards, some experience preferredIn-depth knowledge of sports cards, industry experience often required
Work EnvironmentAssists in organizing and preparing card breaks, often in a team settingLeads card breaks, interacts directly with customers, and manages live sessions
Industry UsageSupports the main breaker, common in hobby shops and online platformsPerforms the primary role of conducting card breaks, often as a freelancer or business owner

The main difference between an Assistant Sports Card Breaker and a Sports Card Breaker lies in responsibility and experience. The assistant supports the primary breaker by helping organize and prepare for breaks, while the breaker conducts the actual card breaks and interacts directly with customers. Both roles are essential in the sports card industry, with the assistant typically requiring less experience and taking on supportive tasks.

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Physician Assistant - Sports Clinic

Arlington, TX • On-site

$90K - $121K/yr

Full-time

Re-posted 10 days ago


Job description


Employee Name: Hire Date: 

General Information

Job Title

Physician’s Assistant – Sports Medicine Practice 

Department

Clinical 

Location

Arlington/Mansfield

FSLA Status

Fulltime  Part time  PRN 

 Non-Exempt  Exempt 

Reports to

CEO/Director of Operations

Supervises

N/A

Job Summary


As a member of our Clinical team, The Physician Assistant works closely with our physicians in providing high-quality patient care. Current need is for outpatient sports practice with focus on elbow, shoulder, and knee injuries in athletes from high school to professional levels.

Principal Duties and Responsibilities

 


  • The Physician Assistant will assist in surgery in hospital and surgical center locations. 
  • The Physician Assistant, under the direction of the physician, performs first assistant surgical duties in both open and arthroscopic procedures- including tissue retraction, suturing, dressing, and brace application.
  • Completes office tasks including physical examinations and recording health history both in conjunction with the physician and independently. 
  • Orders appropriate laboratory and radiographic tests as needed. 
  • Participates in clinical documentation, conducts patient education, writes prescriptions, performs independent in-office procedures (injections, aspirations, ultrasound guided procedures etc.)
  • The position requires the Physician Assistant to be in an outpatient clinical setting during normal business hours and in the operating in conjunction with the physician schedule. No emergency room call is required. 
  • Other duties as assigned 





Job Qualifications 

 

Education

  • Degree from an accredited educational institution
  • Licensed by the State of Texas (PA,C)
  • Experience in an orthopedic practice setting is preferred 
  • Excellent communication skills. Spanish speaking fluency is welcomed but not required.
  • Experience with EHR utilization including e-prescribing
  • Ability to work in a fast-paced environment with outstanding attention to detail

 

Specific Job Experience

  • Previous medical office experience including surgical and office, patient education preferred

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

  • Excellent verbal communication skills.
  • Experience working in a positive team environment.
  • Orthopedic and/or surgical experience preferred











Physical Demands/Work Environment

These physical demands and work environment characteristics are representative of those necessary for an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodation can be made to enable people with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

 

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS



Frequency


None


Some


Freq.


Very 

Freq.


Key


Some – 1-4 times/day



Lifting > 50 lbs.

X





Freq – 20-40 times/day 

Very Freq – >50 times/day


Lifting > 20 lbs.


X






Pushing > 50 lbs.

X







Pulling > 50 lbs.

X







Stooping, Kneeling


X






Crawl

X







Climb

X







Balance

X






Physical Requirements:

Hazards:

Mental/Emotional Requirement:


Perform shift work

Exposure to toxic/chemical/detergents

Manage stress appropriately


Maneuver weight of patients

Exposure to extreme hot/cold conditions 

Handle multiple priorities


Hear alarm/phone/equipment

Exposure to dust/fumes/drafts

Works alone


Manual dexterity (hand/eye coordination)

Exposure to moving mechanical parts

Manage anger/fear/hostility

/violence


Reach above shoulder

Exposure to potential electrical shock

Work in areas that are 

confined and/or crowded


Repetitive arm/hand movement

Exposure to X-ray/electromagnetic energy




Finger dexterity

Exposure to high pitched noises

Working Conditions


Color vision

Exposure to communicable diseases

INSIDE [Specify major 

conditions]


Acuity – Near

Exposure to pathogen exposure



Acuity – Far

Exposure to risk exposure

OUTSIDE [Specify major 

conditions]


Depth perception

Use of latex gloves











Work Positions (% of time spent):


 Sitting: 20% Standing: 60% Walking: 20%



Conclusion 

The above duties and responsibilities may be essential job functions subject to reasonable accommodations. All job requirements listed indicate the minimum of knowledge, skills and/or ability deemed necessary to perform the job proficiently. This job description is not intended to be an exhaustive list of qualifications, skills, efforts, duties, responsibilities or working conditions associated with the position. Employees may be required to perform any other job-related instructions as requested by their supervisor, subject to reasonable accommodations.



Authorization 

I have reviewed the job description and received a copy of it. I attest that I can perform all essential functions of this position including the physical and mental/emotional demands of the position with or without reasonable accommodations.


Job Holder Signature


Date


 
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