Full-Time
Minor League Assistant Athletic Trainer
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Redsox
10,001+ employees
Professional baseball organization in North America
Entry
Greenville, SC, USA + 3 more
More locations: Fort Myers, FL, USA | Portland, ME, USA | Roanoke, VA, USA
Positions will be based at various minor league affiliates, subject to availability.
- Certified Athletic Trainer (ATC) or be enrolled in a CAATE accredited program and eligible to sit for BOC exam prior to the position start date
- Eligible for state athletic training licensure in affiliated state
- Availability for duration of minor-league baseball season (February – September) with potential pre and post season opportunities
- Prior experience and/or additional certification in strength & conditioning is preferable.
- Prior baseball experience and Spanish speaking skills preferred.
- Provide care and management of injuries and illnesses including prevention, evaluation, management and rehabilitation protocols
- Scheduling and facilitation of athlete monitoring assessments and data collection for Strength and Conditioning, Health & Performance, Sports Science and other baseball initiatives
- Learn and aid in the proper documentation within the MLB EMR system
- Assist in the various administrative duties/reporting procedures
- Coordinate and administer infectious disease control protocols
- Opportunity to engage in high-quality education and hands-on training, while participating in an integrated program of to enhance manual therapy and clinical skills
MLB provides extensive coverage of professional baseball in North America, catering to baseball fans and community members involved in youth baseball and softball. The organization generates revenue through broadcasting rights, offering live game streams, audio and video clips, and exclusive interviews. It also provides detailed statistics, schedules, and standings for fans seeking in-depth insights into the sport. MLB engages its audience with written content, including historical anecdotes and player profiles, which enhance website traffic and advertising revenue. Additionally, MLB supports youth baseball and softball programs, fostering the next generation of players and building a loyal fan base. This community involvement, along with its comprehensive coverage, distinguishes MLB from competitors and solidifies its role in baseball culture.
Company Stage
Growth Equity (Venture Capital)
Total Funding
$102M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2000
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- MLB's multiple revenue streams, including broadcasting rights and advertising, ensure financial stability and continuous growth opportunities.
- The introduction of new rules and formats, like those in the Home Run Derby, demonstrates MLB's commitment to innovation and enhancing fan engagement.
- Community initiatives like 'Pitch, Hit & Run' and Lou Gehrig Day strengthen MLB's brand and foster a sense of community among fans.
What critics are saying
- The retirement of key figures like umpire Ángel Hernández could lead to a loss of experienced personnel, impacting game quality and fan experience.
- Changes in rules and formats may not always be well-received by traditional fans, potentially leading to a backlash.
What makes Redsox unique
- MLB's extensive community programs and youth engagement initiatives set it apart from other sports organizations, fostering a loyal fan base from a young age.
- The organization's comprehensive coverage, including in-depth statistics, historical content, and exclusive interviews, provides a richer experience for baseball enthusiasts compared to other sports entertainment providers.
- MLB's focus on celebrating diverse cultures, such as the 'El Béisbol es Otra Cosa' campaign, highlights its commitment to inclusivity and broadening its fan base.
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