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Athletic Trainer Public School Athletic League (PSAL) Clinical Coordinator

We are seeking a highly motivated and experienced Athletic Trainer for a dual-role position supporting the HSS Public School Athletic League (PSAL) Outreach Program youth sports outreach and other regional programming. This role includes coordination of the HSS PSAL outreach program independent high school athletic training coverage and direct clinical support to Sports Medicine providers within the HSS Sports Medicine Institute.

Primary Responsibilities

I. Clinical Coordinator HSS PSAL Outreach Program

The Athletic Trainer will serve as the clinical coordinator for the HSS PSAL outreach initiative with responsibilities including but not limited to:

• Organize and manage physician coverage for all PSAL games including scheduling and provider communication.
• Provide independent weekly athletic training room coverage at designated PSAL high schools serving as a primary point of contact for injury evaluation triage and management of student-athletes.
• Provide evening and weekend football game coverage to assigned PSAL high schools when needed.
• Coordinate referrals to HSS sports medicine physicians and other appropriate specialists.
• Support HSSs mission to provide community benefit and address healthcare disparities and social determinants of health.
• Develop and maintain strong relationships with PSAL schools athletic directors physical therapists referring primary care and specialty providers and athletes and their families.

II. Advanced Practice Provider Sports Medicine Institute

Under the direction of the PSAL Medical Director the Athletic Trainer will support outpatient sports medicine clinical operations by:

• Prepare and organize medical records prior to patient visits including relevant imaging prior documentation and clinical history.
• Deliver patient education regarding diagnosis treatment plans and rehabilitation including development of personalized exercise programs and home exercise plans.
• Assist with in-office procedures as appropriate to training and scope of practice.
• Assist with coordinating the patient follow-up process including referrals imaging therapy medications and return-to-play planning.
• Serve as a liaison between the physician nursing and office staff to promote efficient coordinated patient care.

Requirements

• Bachelors or Masters degree in Athletic Training
• Current BOC certification
• CPR/AED certification
• Strong clinical judgment and ability to work independently in the high school setting
• Excellent organizational communication and interpersonal skills
• Prior experience working in a high school athletic training setting and/or academic sports medicine practice preferred

PHYSICAL WORKING CONDITIONS
Continuously stand/walk or lift/handle/carry material or equipment of moderate weight Continuously stand/walk or lift/handle/carry material or equipment of moderate weight (20 to 50 lbs). Examples: Nurses LPNs and Physical Therapists.

ENVIRONMENTAL WORKING CONDITIONS
Indoor area with frequent exposure Located in an indoor area with frequent exposure to mild physical discomfort from dust fumes temperature and noise. Examples: patient care providers and laboratory technicians.

HAZARDS OSHA
Category 1 Tasks that involve exposure to blood body fluids tissues and other potentially infectious materials.

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