Job Summary St. Francis High School seeks a skilled, mission-driven Clinical Athletic Trainer to provide superior health care to our student-athletes in the Catholic, Capuchin Franciscan tradition. The Clinical Athletic Trainer is a Board of Certification (BOC)–certified health care professional who independently evaluates, treats, and manages the injuries and illnesses of student-athletes. Reporting to the Director of Health Services & Sports Medicine, the Clinical Athletic Trainer exercises independent clinical judgment in emergency care, rehabilitation, and return-to-participation decisions, with a focus on injury prevention, wellness promotion, and superior health care during practices and competitive events.
The position also contributes to the educational experience of students in the medicine science program and elevates the standard of health care on campus. The ideal candidate applies advanced, specialized knowledge of athletic training and sports medicine, makes sound decisions under pressure, and communicates complex medical information clearly to athletes, parents, coaches, and health care professionals.
Essential Functions of the Position •Independently evaluate injuries and illnesses, triage, and make emergency-care decisions at practices, competitions, and in the clinic, including removal from participation and referral for further care. •Design, implement, and progress individualized rehabilitation and reconditioning programs based on clinical findings. •Manage concussions and other injuries, and make return-to-participation recommendations in collaboration with the athlete’s treating physician, ensuring required written medical clearances are obtained (Cal. Ed. Code §49475). •Prepare clinical documentation, maintain confidential patient records, and coordinate care with physicians, families, coaches, and faculty. •Assist with health screenings and pre-participation physical exams. •Provide health education and instruction, including the medicine sci Requirements / Qualifications
Qualifications
Education and Experience •Degree from a CAATE-accredited professional athletic training program. A Master’s degree is required for candidates certified under current entry-level standards; a Bachelor’s degree from a CAATE-accredited program is accepted for candidates BOC-certified under prior standards. •1 to less than 3 years of experience in athletic training. •Successful completion of background screening, fingerprinting, Safe Environment training, and mandated reporting requirements required. •Valid California driver’s license required.
Required Certifications •Current certification by the Board of Certification for the Athletic Trainer (BOC) •National Provider Identifier (NPI) number •Current CPR/Emergency Cardiac Care and Basic Life Support (BLS) certification
Work Environment This position works in sports medicine clinics, on athletic fields and in gyms, and at off-site event locations, in indoor and outdoor conditions that include temperature, wind, and rain. The role requires frequent communication with others and frequent use of the wrists, hands, and fingers; standing or sitting for long periods; occasionally climbing stairs and ramps; and occasionally carrying, pushing, or pulling objects up to 100 pounds. The position involves potential exposure to bloodborne pathogens and open wounds and requires operating an electric cart. Afternoon, evening, and weekend hours, along with travel to off-site locations, are required to cover athletic practices and competitions. Comments and Other Information
How to Apply:
Interested candidates should submit a cover letter, resume and references through the St. Francis High School Employment Application Portal.
Required Documents:
- Letter of Introduction
- Resume
- Three Professional References
Selection Process Final candidates may be invited to participate in multiple interviews and a scenario-based discussion related to the position.