Athletic Trainer Long Term Sub

Page 1 of 2 3.57 June 18, 2008 ATHLETIC TRAINER CERTIFIED JOB DESCRIPTION GENERAL STATEMENT OF DUTIES The athletic trainer, with the consultation and direction of District physicians, and Brookfield High School Nurses, is an integral part of the health care system associated with physical activity and sports. Through preparation in both academic education and clinical experience, the athletic trainer provides a variety of services, including injury prevention, assessment, immediate care, treatment, and rehabilitation after physical injury or trauma. SUPERVISION RECEIVED Works under the immediate supervision of the High School Principal or his/her designee. EVALUATION Performance will be evaluated annually by the High School Principal or his/her designee. ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLES OF WORK PERFORMED (List is not all inclusive) Athletic Trainer Certified will provide the following: a. Coordinate the establishment of an athletic training room at the school. b. Advise the school as to the supplies and training equipment needed for the athletic training program. c. Pre-game or practice athletic taping and preparation, injury assessment, injury management, and referral to proper medical practitioners as appropriate. d. Provide conditioning and flexibility training suggestions to the school's coaching staff. e. Assist district physician in designing and implementing a medical record system for athletic injuries. f. In conjunction with the school nurse, monitor athletic injuries for all student- athletes. g. Develop an injury prevention program with the advice and consent of the district physician. h. Coordinate and provide injury follow-up and evaluation for the district physician. i. Develop and publish athletic training manuals describing policies and procedures which include documentation of standing orders from the district physician. Page 2 of 2 j. Provide educational opportunities to students K-12 focused on injury prevention and training suggestions. k. Develop and deliver educational programs for students, staff, and the community focused on athletic-related issues. l. Educate and advise student-athletes and all members of the school community regarding the dangers of performance enhancing drugs, including but not limited to sports drinks and over the counter products. m. Provides mandated training in CRP/First Aid for all district coaches. n. Other duties as directed by the principal and/or his/her designee. EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE, AND QUALIFICATIONS

1. Minimum of Bachelor's Degree in health related field
2. Current National Athletic Trainers Association certification
3. Two or more years in athletic training setting preferred TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT Eleven month year, ranging from August - June and dependent upon athletic schedule. Salary to be established by the Board of Education.