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Assistant Atheltic Trainer

Waldorf University

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    Highlights

    More information about Waldorf and Waldorf Athletics Department, visit: https://www.waldorf.edu/about , http://www.waldorfwarriors.com/ Check out the Forest City aerial video created and produced by Waldorf’s very own History Adjunct Professor, Dr. Kevin Mason, for his “Notes on Iowa” project https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRDnPXu7GYI Position Summary The Assistant Athletic Trainer works under the direction of the Head Athletic Trainer to provide athletic training services in support of Waldorf University's NAIA intercollegiate athletic program, which includes more than 20 varsity sports teams.

    Numbers & Facts

    LocationIowa
    Websitehttps://www.waldorf.edu/about/careers

    Description

    Waldorf University is seeking interested and qualified candidates for an immediate opening for a full-time Assistant Athletic Trainer.  Part-time, as-needed (PRN) athletic training opportunities may also be available.
     
    For the 2026-27 year this position will begin as a partial year appointment with a preferred start date for this position is early January 2027 and transition to a 10-month annual appointment in late July 2027. 
     
    Position Summary
     
    The Assistant Athletic Trainer works under the direction of the Head Athletic Trainer to provide athletic training services in support of Waldorf University's NAIA intercollegiate athletic program, which includes more than 20 varsity sports teams.  Responsibilities include injury prevention, assessment, treatment, rehabilitation, referral, and documentation, as well as other athletic training and administrative duties.
    The position requires a flexible schedule based on assigned sports and athletic seasons.  Work hours will vary and include evenings, weekends, and occasional travel for postseason competition, as schedules and program needs require.  Weekly clinic hours will be established by the Head Athletic Trainer.
     
    Responsibilities
    • Independently provide athletic training services for assigned intercollegiate athletic teams, exercising professional judgment in the evaluation, immediate care, treatment, and management of athletic injuries and illnesses within the scope of licensure and established medical protocols.
    • Make timely, on-site clinical decisions regarding injury assessment, participation restrictions, emergency response, referral for additional medical evaluation, and return-to-play recommendations in accordance with applicable protocols and medical direction.
    • Develop, implement, and monitor individualized treatment and rehabilitation plans in coordination with the Head Athletic Trainer, and other appropriate healthcare professionals.
    • Lead athlete medical review meetings with coaches, strength & conditioning staff, and athletic training staff to discuss injury status, treatment progress, participation considerations, and appropriate follow-up care while maintaining confidentiality of medical information.
    • Exercise independent professional judgment in prioritizing athlete care and determining when additional medical evaluation, emergency assistance, or consultation with the Head Athletic Trainer or team physician is necessary.
    • Maintain accurate documentation, injury records, and treatment plans in accordance with applicable professional standards, university policies, and legal requirements.
    Qualifications, Education, and Experience
    • Board of Certification (BOC) certification as an Athletic Trainer and eligibility to obtain and maintain Iowa licensure.
    • Current CPR, AED, and First Aid certifications.
    • Ability and willingness to work evenings and weekends and maintain a flexible schedule based on athletic program needs.
    • Valid driver's license and a satisfactory driving record.
    • Familiarity with injury-tracking software, Microsoft Office applications, and athletic training modalities preferred.
    • Experience working with collegiate athletes preferred.
    Appointment Period and Schedule
    • The full-time position follows a 10-month annual appointment, generally beginning in late July, approximately three weeks before the start of fall semester classes, and concluding after the third week of May, but no later than May 31.
    • Athletic training services requested or assigned during the summer months outside the regular appointment period will be compensated separately.
    Benefits:  For Full-time appointments Waldorf University offers a comprehensive benefit package with including health, life, LTD, 401k match and tuition benefits for employees and their families, in addition to options in dental, vision, supplemental and voluntary life insurances and FLEX spending plan.  Part-time appointments are eligible for 401k participation. 
     
    To Apply:  Interested and qualified candidates are asked to apply through the link below, upload their application materials including a letter of interest outlining qualifications and skill sets, a resume, and contact information for at least three professional references. Final candidate(s) will be subject to a background investigation.  Candidates interested in only part-time or as needed please clearly state in cover letter.
     
    Review of applicants will begin immediately and continue until position is filled.  
     
    More information about Waldorf and Waldorf Athletics Department, visit:   https://www.waldorf.edu/about, http://www.waldorfwarriors.com/
    Check out the Forest City aerial video created and produced by Waldorf’s very own History Adjunct Professor, Dr. Kevin Mason, for his “Notes on Iowa” project  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRDnPXu7GYI
    Since 1903, Waldorf University has created opportunities for learning and service to students seeking well-rounded lives through education by establishing engaging online and residential communities centered on learning and faith. As a liberal arts university with core values Waldorf offers a curriculum to liberate the way students think so that they may develop a basic understanding and knowledge of how those in a variety of disciplines think and approach life. As a liberal arts university, Waldorf seeks to instill values of service, community, critical inquiry, and lifelong learning in each student and in the very culture of the college community. These values and this education prepare our graduates to understand and contribute to life in our complex and ever-changing world.
     

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