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Posted: 04-Aug-26
Location: Hanover, New Hampshire
Type: Full-time
Salary: $53,800-67,300
Categories
Sports Medicine
Sports Medicine - Athletic Training
Sector
Collegiate Sports
Additional Information
3 openings available.
Internal Number: 0067701
Purpose: To provide primary athletic healthcare for the men and women athletes of Dartmouth College and Athletic Training coverage for sports practices and contests, including evaluation of athletic injuries, immediate treatment, documentation, physician referral as is appropriate and the design and implementation of rehabilitation programs.
We are looking for three (3) to join the Dartmouth Peak Performance (DP2) team as an Athletic Trainer to support the holistic development, health & wellness for all varsity student athletes and teams in their pursuit of competitive excellence.
Required Qualifications - Education And Yrs Exp
Masters plus 2-3 years' experience or equivalent combination of education and experience
Required Qualifications - Skills, Knowledge And Abilities
About Dartmouth College
Often considered a mecca for the highly motivated student-athlete, Dartmouth student-athletes have a storied history of competing at the highest levels, excelling in NCAA Division I championships across sports such as track and field, basketball, cross country, soccer, skiing, hockey, lacrosse, baseball, and tennis. Nicknamed “The Big Green,” Dartmouth sponsors 35 varsity sports - 16 for men, 18 for women and coed sailing; there are also 35 club and 24 intramural sports as three-quarters of Dartmouth undergraduates participate in some form of athletics. Competing as a member of the Ivy League, the Big Green recently celebrated multiple championships across football, men’s hockey, skiing, equestrian, and women’s rugby, reinforcing a culture of competitive distinction. The College has invested more than $100 million in athletic facilities since 2000, reflecting a longstanding commitment to excellence in athletics, physical education, and recreation. Guided by the leadership of Haldeman Family Director of Athletics and Recreation, Mike Harrity, Dartmouth Athletics has embraced a “Distinctly Dartmouth” framework, co-created with coaches and staff, that emphasizes the core values of ten...acity, collaboration, and passion. This values-driven approach informs every aspect of the student athlete experience, aligning athletic priorities with the academic mission of the College and strengthening the sense of community across campus. At the same time, Dartmouth has deepened its investment in holistic student well-being through the creation of the Teevens Center for Peak Performance, a new initiative designed to enhance mental wellness, leadership development, and performance science. This innovative resource benefits varsity athletes as well as the broader student body, underscoring Dartmouth’s commitment to preparing graduates to excel both on the playing field and in life. A private, four-year, liberal arts, coeducational college, Dartmouth's focus is on undergraduate education, but the College is considered a small university with graduate schools of business, engineering and medicine as well as 16 graduate programs in the arts and sciences.
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Posted: 04-Aug-26
Location: Hanover, New Hampshire
Type: Full-time
Salary: $53,800-67,300
Categories
Sports Medicine
Sports Medicine - Athletic Training
Sector
Collegiate Sports
Additional Information
3 openings available.
Internal Number: 0067701
Purpose: To provide primary athletic healthcare for the men and women athletes of Dartmouth College and Athletic Training coverage for sports practices and contests, including evaluation of athletic injuries, immediate treatment, documentation, physician referral as is appropriate and the design and implementation of rehabilitation programs.
We are looking for three (3) to join the Dartmouth Peak Performance (DP2) team as an Athletic Trainer to support the holistic development, health & wellness for all varsity student athletes and teams in their pursuit of competitive excellence.
Required Qualifications - Education And Yrs Exp
Masters plus 2-3 years' experience or equivalent combination of education and experience
Required Qualifications - Skills, Knowledge And Abilities
- Two years experience in college or university athletic training setting.
- Experience working with a wide range of both men’s and women’s athletic teams.
- Experienced at effectively treating both traumatic and overuse type injuries.
- Master’s Degree in Sports Medicine or Related Field.
- Knowledge and skill in the use and application of various electrical modalities, including ultrasound, electrical muscle stimulation and iontophoresis.
- Knowledge and skill in the application of various preventive taping procedures.
- Knowledge and skill in the administration of therapeutic & preventive exercise protocols.
- Skilled at developing rehabilitation programs for a range of common athletic injuries.
- Skilled at the systematic evaluation of athletic injuries.
- Certification by the NATABOC.
- Eligible for State of NH Athletic Training License.
- Certification in CPR and First Aid.
- Demonstrated ability to effectively communicate with colleagues, coaches athletes and administrators.
- Demonstrated ability to work independently and adapt to changing schedules.
- Commitment to diversity and to serving the needs of a diverse community.
- Additional, related certifications, such as FMS, Active Release Techniques, Muscle Energy, Graston Technique, CSCS are highly valued and encouraged.
About Dartmouth College
Often considered a mecca for the highly motivated student-athlete, Dartmouth student-athletes have a storied history of competing at the highest levels, excelling in NCAA Division I championships across sports such as track and field, basketball, cross country, soccer, skiing, hockey, lacrosse, baseball, and tennis. Nicknamed “The Big Green,” Dartmouth sponsors 35 varsity sports - 16 for men, 18 for women and coed sailing; there are also 35 club and 24 intramural sports as three-quarters of Dartmouth undergraduates participate in some form of athletics. Competing as a member of the Ivy League, the Big Green recently celebrated multiple championships across football, men’s hockey, skiing, equestrian, and women’s rugby, reinforcing a culture of competitive distinction. The College has invested more than $100 million in athletic facilities since 2000, reflecting a longstanding commitment to excellence in athletics, physical education, and recreation. Guided by the leadership of Haldeman Family Director of Athletics and Recreation, Mike Harrity, Dartmouth Athletics has embraced a “Distinctly Dartmouth” framework, co-created with coaches and staff, that emphasizes the core values of ten...acity, collaboration, and passion. This values-driven approach informs every aspect of the student athlete experience, aligning athletic priorities with the academic mission of the College and strengthening the sense of community across campus. At the same time, Dartmouth has deepened its investment in holistic student well-being through the creation of the Teevens Center for Peak Performance, a new initiative designed to enhance mental wellness, leadership development, and performance science. This innovative resource benefits varsity athletes as well as the broader student body, underscoring Dartmouth’s commitment to preparing graduates to excel both on the playing field and in life. A private, four-year, liberal arts, coeducational college, Dartmouth's focus is on undergraduate education, but the College is considered a small university with graduate schools of business, engineering and medicine as well as 16 graduate programs in the arts and sciences.
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https://ncaamarket.ncaa.org/jobs/22476899/athletic-trainer
Salary : $53,800 - $67,300