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Clarkson University

Intercollegiate athletics department; Division I hockey

Per Diem Athletic Trainer

Rehabilitation TherapiesConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timePotsdam, NY, USA$40 - $50 /hr

About the Job

Requirements

  • A Master's degree is required.
  • At least 1 year of collegiate athletic training experience is required.
  • Must be BOC certified and possess state athletic training licensure, certification, or registration.
  • Current certification in CPR and First Aid is required.
  • Must be certified to work in the USA and New York State.
  • Must understand NCAA Division I and III rules and regulations.
  • Must demonstrate the ability to communicate with student-athletes and coaching staff and understand their role in a competitive academic and athletic environment.
  • Must be able to communicate effectively with a variety of constituency groups.
  • Must demonstrate applied knowledge of medical problems, assessment, evaluation, and working with healthcare professionals.
  • Must make independent decisions regarding assessment, treatment, rehabilitation, and return-to-play in accordance with state licensure guidelines.
  • Must maintain detailed injury tracking and documentation.
  • Must be able to organize, prioritize, and perform multiple tasks with little or no supervision.
  • Must be able to lift approximately 50 pounds and move supplies such as water and ice to game and practice venues.
  • Must adhere to the University's Health, Safety, and Environmental Policy and Procedures.

Responsibilities

  • Provide practice and game coverage for athletic teams, including travel to away venues and work on weekends and nights.
  • Provide onsite care and management of injuries and illnesses, including prevention, evaluation, management, and rehabilitation in and out of season.
  • Document patient encounters electronically and maintain reports associated with athletic injuries, incidents, and rehabilitation.
  • Communicate athletes' injury status to physicians and coaching staff.
  • Assist student-athletes with timely physician referrals for additional care, including physical therapy, emergency medicine, and orthopedics.
  • Review medical and insurance forms to determine whether student-athletes meet participation criteria, and establish team emergency lists containing insurance information and important medical history.
  • Coordinate and implement injury-prevention programs and customized preventive strategies; provide treatments and pre- and post-practice or game care.
  • Minimize injury risk through awareness, education, and prevention strategies, and create a safe playing environment by monitoring and controlling environmental risks.
  • Provide healthcare information and advise and counsel athletes, parents, and coaches on athletes' physical, psychological, and emotional health and well-being.
  • Recommend sport-related accommodations for student-athletes with restrictions or limitations.
  • Provide visiting teams with supplies and training-room assistance.
  • Assist with overseeing training-room maintenance, cleaning, and supplies, and assist the Head Trainer with procuring and monitoring athletic supplies and equipment.
  • Assist the Head Trainer in administering the University's Athletic Insurance Policy, Athletic Training Policy and Procedures, and Emergency Action Plans.
  • Perform other duties as assigned by the Head Athletic Trainer.

Desired Qualifications

  • 2–4 years of collegiate athletic training experience is preferred.

About the Company

Clarkson University

Intercollegiate athletics department; Division I hockey

Clarkson University’s athletics department, the Golden Knights, oversees 20 varsity teams and competes in intercollegiate sports. Most teams participate as NCAA Division III programs in the Liberty League, but the men’s and women’s ice hockey teams play at the NCAA Division I level in ECAC Hockey. The department funds and runs sports programs, manages facilities like Cheel Arena, and generates revenue from ticket sales, sponsorships, and championships. A distinctive feature is its dual-division setup: most sports are DIII, while hockey operates in Division I, along with a significant history of success in both leagues. In 2027–28, Clarkson plans to participate in the NCAA’s revenue-sharing framework to help fund opportunities for its student-athletes and programs. The goal is to sustain and grow the athletics program by generating new revenue streams while continuing to compete at high levels, especially in hockey, and provide opportunities for student-athletes to compete and develop.

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