Athletic Trainer Supervisor
UofL Health
Athletic Trainer Supervisor
UofL Health
Regional academic health system with hospitals
The Certified Athletic Trainer, Coordinator of sports performance services functions in three roles:
1. As a program director for all Athletic Trainer administered cash pay services across all Frazier outpatient locations. In this role the coordinator determines pricing, programming, equipment needs, staffing needs, and any other components related to cash pay services offered to the public in the Physical Therapy clinics.
2. As an athletic trainer in an outpatient rehabilitation setting. In this capacity, the trainer works in conjunction with the physical therapist to assist with patient care and the daily operations of a physical therapy clinic.
3. As an athletic trainer providing cash pay services to clients. In this capacity the athletic trainer delivers treatment to cash paying clients. These services include performance enhancement, recovery, and injury screening offerings.
Additionally, the coordinator functions as an extension of the Manager/Director providing leadership for fiscal/budget, personnel, and operational functions as well as day to day operations of all the Athletic Trainers in Physical Therapy clinics.
Essential Functions:
Shift Requirements:
Shift Length (in hours): 8-10 hours daily
# Shifts/Week: 5
Overtime Required: ☐ Infrequently ☒ Sometimes ☐ Often ☐ n/a (exempt position)
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Regional academic health system with hospitals
UofL Health is a not-for-profit regional academic health system serving Louisville and surrounding areas with nine hospitals, four medical centers, specialty centers like Brown Cancer Center and Eye Institute, and over 250 physician practice locations with 1,200+ providers. It operates through an integrated network of hospitals, centers, and outpatient clinics that deliver patient-centered care and coordinate among physicians, nurses, pharmacists, and other professionals. Affiliated with the University of Louisville School of Medicine, the system conducts clinical trials and collaborates on research to develop new technologies and treatments, with access to care expanded through a partnership with Carroll County Memorial Hospital. With more than 14,000 team members, its goal is to transform the health of the communities it serves by providing compassionate, high-quality care and access to advanced medical options.
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