Athletic Trainer - Per Diem

ON CALL - Days and occasional seasonal early AM availability

Available for any of the (5) SUSD high schools

Basic Life Support (BLS) card required

ATC certification required

NATA BOC certification required

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Honor Health is looking for an Athletic Trainer to support our new Sports Physical Therapy division. This is a dynamic and established team made up of Providers, other Athletic Trainers, Sports Physical Therapists, Therapy Services Aides, Reg Sched roles and a Patient Account Representative. This is a fast-paced sports clinic that will provides services to student athletes of all ages in the Scottsdale Unified School District, both ortho & sports injuries.

This is an amazing time to join the Honor Family to help support local athletes in their care and recovery. This role will float when needed to specified (5) high schools within the District to give support when and where need to their sports team. To ensure success in the role the ideal candidate should be flexible, possess good communication skills along with meeting the minimum requirements of the role.

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Under the supervision of the Lead Athletic Trainer, the Athletic Trainer is responsible for the evaluation, administration, and oversight of evidence-based treatment of student athletes in the field and clinical setting. The Athletic Trainer will develop and update appropriate plan of care in collaboration with the student athlete/family to assist in returning them to their prior level of function. An act in accordance with physician referral guidelines, state and national organizational standards, regulatory agencies, and established departmental policies and procedures.

This position will interface with physicians, co-workers, caregivers, family members, student athletes, and other healthcare providers. Contributes to process improvement and responsible for professional growth, as well as policy enforcement, and record keeping.

• Provide comprehensive athletic care, and treatment, in collaboration with a physician, in accordance with the Athletic Trainer’s education and training as well as national and state statutes, rules and regulations, both on and off the field. Evaluates student athletes and develops appropriate plan of care. Delivers the six domains of athletic training: prevent, protect, evaluate, assess, rehabilitate, and counsel. Acts as a resource for athletic training-related issues to assistive personnel and staff from other departments.
  
  Refers student athletes to appropriate Honor Health physicians and care providers to promote outcome alignment and collaborative care. Confers with all referred physicians to clarify treatment plan and discuss student athletes needs, status, and discharge plans. Serves as a liaison between physicians, administrators, coaches, parents, and student athletes…