Athletic Trainer Charlotte, NC

This role involves standing and moving throughout the clinic, assisting patients with positioning and therapeutic activities, and occasional lifting or bending during patient care. Phaxis is looking for a dedicated Certified Medical Assistant in Charlotte, NC, where your contributions will make a meaningful impact on patient care and overall clinic operations.

Athletic Trainer | South Park, Charlotte, NC
Phaxis is looking for a dedicated Certified Medical Assistant in Charlotte, NC, where your contributions will make a meaningful impact on patient care and overall clinic operations. We are looking for a reliable and detail-oriented individual who thrives in a dynamic environment.

Location - Charlotte, NC

• South Park
• 1 opening
• Schedule - Days, Monday through Friday
• No weekends, holidays or on call

Job Duties

• Gather injury histories, perform musculoskeletal assessments under physician direction, and assist with orthopedic and sports medicine exams.
• Present findings to physicians and document patient visits in the electronic medical record.
• Teach home exercise programs, injury care, activity modifications, and return-to-sport or work guidance.
• Fit and educate patients on braces, splints, taping, and other durable medical equipment.
• Support concussion screening and follow-up according to established protocols.
• Track rehabilitation progress and coordinate care with physical therapy, imaging, and other services.
• Help with procedures and injections when appropriate and within your scope of practice.
• Respond to patient questions and reinforce treatment plans with patients and families.

Qualifications

• A bachelor's or master's degree from a CAATE-accredited athletic training program.
• Board of Certification (BOC) certification and current North Carolina licensure.
• A strong understanding of orthopedic injuries, rehabilitation, and sports medicine.
• Clear communication, sound clinical documentation, and a team-focused approach.

This role involves standing and moving throughout the clinic, assisting patients with positioning and therapeutic activities, and occasional lifting or bending during patient care.