What are the responsibilities and job description for the Athletic Trainer position at Hammond-Henry Hospital?
Position type: Full Time
Pay/Salary: Open
Shift: 1st, Weekends
Hammond-Henry Hospital is located in Geneseo, IL. We are a critical access hospital with clinics in neighboring cities, proudly serving our communities and surrounding areas. We nurture an environment of encouragement, professional development, and respect. Hammond-Henry provides exceptional patient care and our employees have made us an award-winning hospital. We invite you to review the job listing below and join our award-winning team.
Incentives and Benefits at Hammond-Henry:
- Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance (FT)
- Up to $900 deposited in your Central Bank HSA for health care expenses.
- IMRF pension provides retirement income to vested employees for the rest of their lives
- Secondary 457(b) retirement option through Edward Jones
- PTO (FT/PT) – generous accrual of paid time off
- Employee Assistance Program, Tuition Scholarship and Assistance, Bi-Annual PTO Buyback.
- Long Term Sick and Short-Term Disability (PT/FT)
80 hours per pay period - benefits depend on hours worked.
Job Description
Candidate will:
- Provide quality athletic training services and to develop strength/conditioning programs under the supervision of the sports medicine program manager
- Provide efficient care and prevention of athletic injuries during supervision of on-site athletic practices and game competition(s) with contracted customers
- Assist patients, athletes and their families with efficient entry into the healthcare system for medical treatment and rehabilitation services to expedite safe and efficient return to participation in sports and related physical activity
- Provide outreach services ranging from, but not limited to, weekly injury screenings at participating locations/high schools, to public speaking and presentations in sports medicine, rehabilitation and sports performance
- Provide a variety of health care services centered around the unique and individual needs of all customers including patients, significant others, physicians, and other staff; work in multi-disciplinary teams in order to deliver a full range of services and participate in team based continuous improvement
Access to protected health information is limited to the minimum necessary to perform the duties of the job.
Qualifications
- Graduate of an accredited school of athletic training
- Current Athletic Trainer licensure by the State of Illinois
- Current CSCS certification required
- Valid Illinois driver’s license
- Current BLS certification required
Grade 17