Montesano - Part Time Athletic Trainer

Term: 2025-26 School Year

Hours/Schedule: 5 days a week / 6.0 hours per day / 200 days

Contract/Salary: 2025-26 Non-Rep Salary Schedule - Athletic Trainer ($30.00 per/hour), SEBB insurance, Washington DRS, paid days off (12 sick leave days and 2 personal days)

Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree
• Certified by the National Athletic Trainers Association and maintain this certification through regular attainment of CEUs
• Athletic Trainer License through the State of Washington
• Display professionalism, enthusiasm, creativity, and flexibility
• Work effectively with all constituents at Montesano: students, faculty, staff, administrators, coaches, parents and guardians
• Strong written and verbal skills
• Able to assist with or transfer athletes of various heights/weights
• Able to stand for long periods of time, have good mobility skills, and be able to walk long distances
• At least five years of experience in independent schools, high school athletics, or collegiate athletics is preferred
• Possess or ability to maintain a valid Washington State driver’s license with a clean driving record
• Athletic training experience preferred
• Current first aid and CPR cards
• First Aid/CPR Instructor credentials preferred
• Training in current taping techniques
• Knowledge of athletic injury prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation

Job Performance Responsibilities:

• Provide services to all Montesano Jr/Sr High School student-athletes beginning with the start of the first fall sports season.
• Event coverage:
• High School and Junior High home games & practices
• Check-in with each event
• After checking in with all events stay at event where most injuries happen historically
• Away High School games as schedule allows
• Priority for close away games such as Aberdeen, Elma, Hoquiam
• Provide coverage for games on any non-work/holidays as schedule allows
• Provide Athletic Trainer services for all visiting away teams who do not bring their own Athletic Trainer and who do not decline our services
• Injuries:
• Handle emergency management of student-athlete injuries
• With work local EMT’s. View this as a collaboration
• Strong, quick critical thinking skills in emergency situations
• Ability to quickly decide and contact local EMT’s in emergency situations
• Respond to First Aid/CPR emergencies while on campus
• Supervise and work in the training room during peak hours, treating injuries and developing preventative programs to minimize sports-related injuries and issues
• Manage supplies and monitor all training room equipment, including med kits and ice packs for school groups
• Maintain a system of confidential record keeping for each student-athlete who is treated
• Hold open office hours to evaluate new injuries and provide extensive rehabilitation
• Initiate and sustain communications between injured student-athletes family, teachers, and administrators
• Maintain a broad referral base of healthcare practitioners for injured student-athletes and their families
• Educate coaches about healthcare topics and the role of ATC in supporting teams
• Read all medical information of student-athletes and communicate vital information to coaches
• Maintain effective communication with parents and health care provider(s) for the purpose of providing students with the best possible injury prevention, response, management, and rehabilitation
• Perform essential job functions with or without reasonable accommodation
• Complete work at assigned workstations
• Consistently deal with people in a professional manner
• Perform other duties as assigned

Primary Responsibilities:

• Thorough communication with all staff and community in a timely manner.
• Injury treatment and thorough record-keeping, documentation, and communication
• Injury response and management
• Injury prevention
• Injury rehabilitation