Athletic Trainer

Help Patients Get Back to Doing What They Love! 

Are you a people-first professional with a passion for healthcare and helping others feel at ease? Join our exceptional team at Novant Health Orthopedic Surgery & Sports Medicine Clinic as a Athletic Trainer and deliver high quality of patient care.! Come join a remarkable team where quality care meets quality service, in every dimension, every time.

• Schedule: Full Time, Days 8:00 am-5:00 pm
• Department: Novant Health Orthopedic Clinic
• Location: Athletic Trainer

Novant Health Orthopedic Clinic provides expert care for bones, joints, muscles, and mobility. Whether it’s sports injuries, joint replacements, or trauma recovery — you’ll play a critical role in helping patients get back to doing what they love.

The Athletic Trainer licensed in the appropriate state, acts under the supervision of a physician and must adhere to the Protocols and guidelines as required by the licensing agency. The protocols must be written in collaboration with the supervising physician and reviewed annually. The Athletic Trainer works in the areas of primary care, sports medicine or orthopedic clinical setting, specializing in the delivery of high quality health care for those engaged in physical activity. They also promote Novant Health and the practice through outreach and education for health and wellness in the community.

• Education: 4 Year / Bachelor's Degree, required. Graduate from an accredited athletic training program, required. Graduate Degree, preferred.
• Experience: 2 years, preferred.
• Licensure/Certification:
  • Current AT licensure in appropriate state with the ability to acquire additional state licenses as required prior to first day of employment, required.
  • Successfully pass BOC exam, required.
  • Hold or ability to hold AHA BLS First Aid/CPR/AED Instructor certification, required.
  • Hold or ability to hold CSCS, PES, BFR, Dry Needling or similar, preferred.
• Additional Skills Required: Excellent Customer Service, Written and Oral Communication, basic computer application skills, and ability to multitask. 

• Assist providers during exams and procedures
• Take vital signs and obtain medical histories
• Prepare patients and exam rooms for treatment
• Provide compassionate care and patient education focused on orthopedic health and recovery