Physical Therapy Assistant/Athletic Trainer
The Geneva Foundation
Physical Therapy Assistant/Athletic Trainer
The Geneva Foundation
Nonprofit advancing military medicine via research
As a member of the research team, you will:
You may be a great fit if you enjoy working with patients, rehabilitation, human movement, and learning new skills and are interested in seeing how clinical research can influence future standards of care.
We welcome candidates with backgrounds in:
Additional experience that is helpful, but not required:
This role offers an opportunity to build experience beyond a traditional rehabilitation setting.
You'll gain exposure to:
Whether you're an experienced PTA or Athletic Trainer or someone looking to expand your clinical experience into research, this position offers the opportunity to develop new skills while contributing to research with meaningful impact.
Position: Physical Therapy Assistant / Athletic Trainer – Clinical Research
Location: Tripler Army Medical Center (TAMC) & Desmond T. Doss Health Clinic, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii
Schedule: Full-Time, 40 hours per week
Work Arrangement: 100% On-Site
Compensation: $25.00–$35.00/hour
Background Requirement: A thorough government background check is required.
Bring your rehabilitation or athletic training experience to a role where patient care meets clinical research.
Join The Geneva Foundation and help support research designed to improve rehabilitation, recovery, and readiness across the military community.
Apply today and help advance the future of military medicine.
Nonprofit advancing military medicine via research
The Geneva Foundation advances military medicine to improve the health of service members and their communities through research, development, and education. It operates by managing federal grants and contracts, coordinating industry-sponsored clinical trials, and providing educational programs, drawing on decades of scientific and program-management expertise. Its differentiators are a dedicated focus on military health, a track record in federal funding and contract work, and serving as a bridge among service members, researchers, industry sponsors, and healthcare providers. The Foundation’s goal is to ensure optimal health for service members and the communities they serve by turning research into practice through education and translational programs.
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