• Monitor athletic events and team practices; provide assessment and treatment to maintain maximum physical fitness for participants in athletic completion.   

• Provide first aid techniques and triage as necessary. 

• Develop and administer rehabilitation programs for athletes; recommend and implement routine and corrective exercises with modalities and recommend special diets for the development of healthy and reduction of athlete injuries. 

• Coordinate the conditioning, treatment, and healthy status of athletes with coaches and physicians. 

• Provide athletic injury evaluation, immediate care, and assist the referral of injured athletes in accordance with generally accepted principles of athletic training services. 

• Assist in the supervision of graduate students and student assistants; train and develop staff in the athletic training room. 

• Master’s degree required  

• Certification as Athletic Trainer required (NATA) 

• Must be duly licensed or credentialed in accordance with applicable state laws to practice athletic training. 

Physical Requirements 

• Requires frequent lifting, bending, stooping or standing; but be able to lift at least 50 pounds. 

• Must be able to pass Park University’s background check and achieve certification to transport students.