Associate Athletic Trainer, Olympic Sports (Women's Rowing)

The Associate Athletic Trainer, Women’s Rowing, under the medical-legal supervision of the Head Team Physician and the Head Athletic Trainer/Athletics Health Care Administrator (AHCA), with direct primary responsibility for Women’s Rowing and potential secondary coverage of an additional Olympic sport as assigned, is responsible for the prevention, evaluation, management, and rehabilitation of injury and illness within the University’s comprehensive athletic medicine program; empowered with unchallengeable authority to determine management and return to play of any ill or injured student-athlete, as the athletic trainer deems appropriate; and empowered with unchallengeable authority to cancel or modify any workout for health and safety reasons, as deemed appropriate.

Essential Functions:

• Primary medical care provider with dedicated responsibility to the Women’s Rowing program and possible coverage of a secondary Olympic Sport as assigned

• Emergency medicine preparedness

• Develop and implement comprehensive emergency action plans

• Coordinate the medical preparation of the Rowing program

• Ensure supply and equipment preparedness

• Preventing, recognizing, diagnosing, referring, treating, and rehabilitating injuries

• Establishing criteria for safe return to practice and play and implementing the return-to-play process

• Establishing and operating treatment facilities for both practice and game situations that follow national and local standards

• Determining venue and activity settings requiring the on-site presence of the athletic trainer and team physician, and which require that they be available

• Maintaining accurate medical records for athletes

• Supervision, education, and recruitment of undergraduate student aides

• Specific oversight and supervision of Certified Athletic Trainer(s) assigned to sport

• Work with the Head Athletic Trainer, physicians, and other allied health care professionals to deliver quality healthcare to athletes

• Other duties as assigned by the Head Athletic Trainer

Duties:

• Injury Prevention - athlete focused and program focused with coaches

• Injury/Illness Evaluation - assess acute conditions and determine plan

• Injury/Illness Management - implement care & treatment plan

• Rehabilitation - operative & non-operative rehabilitation

• Documentation - maintain athlete personal medical record

• Administration - as warranted tasks with professional medical staff, coaches, compliance, etc.

• Athlete workout - present for organized/supervised practices and strength & conditioning

• Sport Competition - attend all home and away competitions

Reports To: Head Athletic Trainer / Athletics Health Care Administrator

Positions Directly Supervised: Full-time athletic trainer(s) and undergraduate staff assigned to Rowing

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Required Education and Experience:

• Master's degree

• 3 years of related experience

Required Certifications and Licenses:

• Certified Athletic Trainer by the Board of Certification (BOC) and/or Licensed Physical Therapist

• Licensed per the Oklahoma State Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision

• Current CPR/AED certification

Department Preferences:

• 5 years' experience

Hiring Contingent Upon a Background Check: Yes

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