Athletic Trainer - Watford City | Full-Time

Asks for

• Board of Certification Athletic Trainer CertificationThe ad says“Must be certified as an Athletic Trainer by the Board of Certification and be licensed and/or registered in state(s) of practice”
• Driver's licenseThe ad says“Based on facility needs, driver's license may be required and must meet all medical guidelines for Sanford Health Category I or III drivers.”
• State LicensureThe ad says“Must be certified as an Athletic Trainer by the Board of Certification and be licensed and/or registered in state(s) of practice”
• Athletic TrainingThe ad says“Evaluates, plans, instructs, and monitors athletic training programs to help athletes prevent damage, restore function, and reach maximum level of independence. Evaluating athletes’ sports related injuries, physical conditions, and needs; recommending a scientific care plan to include schedule, treatment programs, and related education based on their capabilities and limitations.”
• Concussion TestingThe ad says“Utilizing appropriate assistive devices to protect athletes from injury; Explaining and updating safety rules governing daily training, recreational activities, and the use of professional exercise equipment. Implementing and monitoring athletic training programs for rehabilitation and reconditioning according to athlete's diagnosis and real-time condition. Documenting and interpreting appropriate information gathered from a variety of sources, including the medical record, physician, and family. Utilize appropriate testing/evaluation techniques to assess injuries (including concussions). May perform concussion testing (neurocognitive, balance, vestibular/oculomotor).”
• Injury AssessmentThe ad says“Utilizing appropriate assistive devices to protect athletes from injury; Explaining and updating safety rules governing daily training, recreational activities, and the use of professional exercise equipment. Implementing and monitoring athletic training programs for rehabilitation and reconditioning according to athlete's diagnosis and real-time condition. Documenting and interpreting appropriate information gathered from a variety of sources, including the medical record, physician, and family. Utilize appropriate testing/evaluation techniques to assess injuries (including concussions). May perform concussion testing (neurocognitive, balance, vestibular/oculomotor).”