5 athletic trainer jobs found in Lebanon, NH

47866391 POSITION STANDARDS Minimum Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Athletic Training required. 1-2 years of experience working in a clinic setting-preferred   Required Licensure/Certification Skills: Current certification through the Board of Certification, Inc. for the Athletic Trainer Must be licensed, or eligible for licensure as an Athletic Trainer in the State of NH within 3 months of hire Certification in BLS required. Preferred Licensure/Certification Skills: Current National Board Orthopedic Technologist Certified (OTC) or Orthopaedic Technologist – Surgery Certified (OT-SC) by the National Board for Certification of Orthopaedic Technologists (NBCOT) or registration as a Registered Orthopedic Technologist, R.O.T. by the American Society of Orthopedic Professionals (ASOP)...

47592491 Overview The licensed athletic trainer delivers care under the direction and/or collaboration of a physician and functions as an integral member of the Orthopaedic Clinic patient care team. The trainer works closely with the supervising physician by assisting in maintaining clinic flow, clinic cleanliness and stocking, patient education, performing therapeutic intervention and rehabilitation of injuries and medical conditions and assisting with office procedures. The athletic trainer is also responsible for carrying out other clinic duties and clerical responsibilities as detailed below, supporting clinic operations and delivering high-quality, safe, patient-centered care in collaboration with a supervising physician and the clinical care team. Responsibilities Manages the flow of patients in the department. Maintains adequate stocking of supplies in designated rooms/clinical work areas Maintains the cleanliness and general appearance of examination and treatment...

40468934 Overview The licensed athletic trainer delivers care under the direction and/or collaboration of a physician or licensed rehab therapist and functions as an integral member of the multi-disciplinary care team.  The trainer works closely with the supervising therapist, physician, or APP by assisting in maintaining clinic flow, clinic cleanliness and stocking, patient education, community outreach, performing therapeutic interventions, supervising group classes, and assisting with office procedures.  The athletic trainer is also responsible for carrying out other clinic duties and clerical responsibilities as detailed below, supporting clinic operations and delivering high-quality, safe, patient centered care in collaboration with a supervising physician, therapist and clinical care team. Responsibilities Assists with clinic patient flow Assist with maintaining adequate stocking of supplies in designated rooms and clinical areas Maintains the cleanliness and general...

38170188 Under the supervising physician(s), and in close cooperation with the contracted high school, athletic director and its designees, the athletic trainer will take measures necessary and appropriate for preventing, evaluating, diagnosing and treating athletic related injuries. In addition to providing athletic training services at the high school, the athletic trainer will also provide high quality care to Cheshire Medical Center patients.  Clinically, the athletic trainer will assist in the daily flow and operation of the orthopedic clinic with duties including but not limited to: taking patient histories, communication with attending physician, educating patients in therapeutic exercises, application/removal of plaster casts/splints, chart documentation, patient triaging, staple/suture removal, and fitting of appropriate Durable Medical Equipment.  Graduation from a CAATE accredited Athletic Training Education Program . One year experience as a NATA Certified...

47596619 Overview The Orthopaedic Technician (or “Cast Tech”) performs a variety of functions to support and care for patients with a limited degree of supervision in the ambulatory clinic, inpatient, and emergency room settings. Collaborates with specialty teams to provide outstanding patient service in an innovative and fast-paced Orthopaedic Practice. Responsibilities Applies and adjusts fiberglass/plaster casts, braces, and/or splints and may assist with assembling and attaching orthopaedic traction equipment and devices. Educates patients on care and usage of casts. Acts as a resource for colleagues with less casting experience. Trains others (e.g., Athletic Trainers, Nurses, and Interns) on proper casting techniques. Provides assistance to the physician during minor procedures. Assists provider in cleansing wounds, assists in reducing fractures and application of surgical dressing. Fits thermoplastic splints and / or braces. Inspects cast saws to ensure optimal...