Athletic Trainer

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• Benefits are provided to faculty members and up to one dependent

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Position Title: Athletic Trainer. This is not a PE teaching position or an Athletic Director role, but rather a specialist position focused on student-athlete health, injury prevention, performance preparation, and wellbeing education.

Position Overview:

The Athletic Trainer safeguards the health, safety, and long-term development of student-athletes in Grades 6–12. The role leads an integrated Athletic Development Pathway encompassing medical care, injury prevention, performance preparation, and wellbeing education, while working collaboratively with coaches, nursing staff, and school leadership to ensure safe and sustainable athletic participation.

Key Responsibilities:

Athletic Development & Performance

● Design and lead the Athletic Development Pathway for Grades 6–12, ensuring age-appropriate training

loads aligned with physical maturation.

● Write and oversee periodized strength, mobility, and conditioning programs for varsity teams and

selected high-performance athletes.

● Conduct movement and performance assessments to inform individualized programming and injury risk

reduction.

● Maintain a Prehab exercise library for student and coach use within daily warm-ups and training.

Medical Care, Rehabilitation & Return to Play

● Provide medical coverage for school-sponsored practices, competitions, designated travel events, and

selected evenings/weekends.

● Assess, treat, and rehabilitate injuries using individualized, evidence-based physiotherapy-led care plans,

including advanced manual therapy techniques within scope of practice.

● Oversee the Return-to-Play (RTP) pathway, serving as the final clinical authority on readiness for return

to high-intensity or contact sport.

● Deliver emergency care and coordinate referrals to external medical providers as required.

● Maintain accurate, confidential medical documentation.

Injury Prevention, Concussion & Emergency Preparedness

● Design and implement evidence-based injury prevention and prehab-focused programs across all

age groups.

● Lead concussion management protocols for Grades 6–12, including return-to-learn and return-to-play

procedures.

● Contribute to the development, training, and execution of the Athletics Emergency Action Plan (EAP).

● Manage travel medical kits and provide remote medical support for teams competing internationally.

POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES:

Wellbeing, Safeguarding & Collaboration

● Ensure all interactions adhere to international safeguarding and Child Protection standards, maintaining

professional boundaries in 1-on-1 settings.

● Chair regular Athlete Wellbeing meetings with coaches and nurses to monitor students at risk due to

injury, workload, or wellbeing concerns.

● Advise coaches on appropriate medical accommodations for student-athletes with chronic conditions.

● Integrate performance-focused wellbeing strategies (e.g., mindfulness, recovery habits) and refer to

counseling professionals when appropriate.

Education, Data & Program Support

● Lead workshops on the Student-Athlete Life, addressing sleep, nutrition, hydration, mental health, and

performance.

● Provide professional learning for coaches on athlete health, injury prevention, and workload management.

● Collect and monitor relevant health and performance data in alignment with school policy and consent

requirements.

● Oversee athletic training equipment, supplies, and annual budgeting in collaboration with the Director of

Athletics.

● Assist in evaluating athletic facilities and equipment to reduce injury risk.

Professional Standards

● Uphold the highest ethical, legal, and professional standards in athletic training, physiotherapy,

performance, and wellbeing support.

● Perform other duties consistent with the role as assigned by the Director of Athletics.

See attached job description for more details.