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Certified Athletic Trainer - Danville - Part Time (Exempt)

Knox Community Hospital

Mount Vernon, OH • On-site

Part-time

Re-posted 10 days ago


Knox Community Hospital rating

5.5

Company rating: 5.5 out of 10

Based on 26 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

938th of 1,054 rated hospitals


Job description

Job Specifics
Career Department
Center for Rehabilitation and Wellness
Status
Part Time
Shift
2:00pm -9:00pm
Average Weekly Hours
25
Contact
Employment Specialists
Phone
740.393.9612
740.393.9643
Email
careers@knoxcommhosp.org
Posting Date
Thu, 06/25/2026 - 12:00pm
JOB SUMMARY
  • Treatment of athletes of all ages, ability and sports. Prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of physical injuries as well as addressing emotional and mental aspects of injuries.
  • Skilled in treatment of sprains, strains, contusions, abrasions, lacerations, dislocations, various chronic injuries, and fractures.
  • Measure, examine, analyze and/or provide instruction to determine or evaluate the components of physical fitness to healthy and/or (ill health) diseased individuals.
  • To assist in improving the components of physical fitness and promoting the prevention of disease and disability . Establish communications with athletic director, school employees, coaches, parents and medical professionals.
  • Assists with the development and organization of individual and group rehabilitation programs.
  • The Athletic Trainer is responsible for coordinating all on-site sports medicine coverage, taping, pre-season and post season physical screenings, injury clinics, athletic training room management and budgeting of training supplies.
  • Responsible for being knowledgeable of standard of practice for the practice of Athletic Training in a school and outpatient rehabilitation setting and regulations established by the payers.
  • Demonstrates critical thinking to assure the delivery of safe, quality care to adolescents, and adult clients.
  • Responsible for excelling in courteous and respectful customer service at all times to every customer.
  • Assures the safety of all customers.
  • Effectively communicates with all customers.
  • Effectively communicates & collaborates with other healthcare team members and between intra/inter departments, adheres to organizational policy and procedures, abides by regulatory/accrediting body requirements and professional practice standards.
  • Assists with the daily operations and collecting statistics within affiliate strength and conditioning program .
  • Responsible for completing in a timely manner, all assigned tasks and duties utilizing multi-tasking skills. Responsible for assuring confidentiality of customer information and departmental information.

Requirements Include
  • Graduate of accredited program for Athletic Trainers , Bachelors of Athletic Training or equivalent degree required.
  • Certified Athletic Trainer required
  • Ability to work variable hours .
  • Current CPR certificate required

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