Our ApproachOur unique approach to managing your occupational health care maximizes efficiency by utilizing the appropriate subject matter experts in various disciplines to deliver the care. Although we staff medical doctors, they are not always the best choice for a given illness. Often, our doctors of physical therapy, physician’s assistants, or nurse practitioners are a more suitable provider with a unique body of knowledge and expertise to solve medical problems and at a lower cost. This means you get better QUALITY care, with better OUTCOMES, at a lower cost. From day one, Industry Health Solutions maximizes QUALITY, EFFICIENCY, and VALUE.Role OverviewAs an Athletic Trainer - Injury Prevention Specialist, you serve as the on-site clinical resource in an occupational medicine setting, helping reduce recordable injuries, lost time, and overall cost through early identification and practical interventions.Key responsibilities include evaluating low-level injuries, triaging musculoskeletal complaints, identifying workplace risk factors, determining root cause, completing post-offer pre-employment testing, building and sustaining injury-prevention programs (stretching, job rotation, ergonomic administrative controls), supporting safety with incident investigations, and delivering team education.Required qualifications/skills:- BOC Athletic Training certification and Pennsylvania license in good standing- Strong orthopedic evaluation and clinical decision-making skills- Clear written/oral communication in 1:1 and group settings- Working knowledge of ergonomic principles for screens- Comfort operating across varied environments (production, warehouse, occupational health units)- Self-directed, able to work with limited direct supervisionIf you’re ready to apply your Athletic Trainer expertise in injury prevention, submit your application at https://ihspts.com/careers/.A Typical ShiftYour weekday schedule runs Monday through Friday on-site in Fredericksburg, PA. You’ll start by checking in with the partner site’s leaders and reviewing any overnight or prior-shift concerns, then move through the work areas to stay visible and accessible. Throughout the day you’ll balance quick, focused interactions with employees, documentation touchpoints, and planned check-ins tied to prevention initiatives. You’ll collaborate closely with safety and operations to align recommendations with real production demands, and you’ll end the day with clear handoffs and a prioritized plan for the next shift so trends are addressed consistently.Total RewardsIndustry Health Solutions offers a competitive salary ($65,000–$70,000 per year) and a benefits package designed to support long-term stability: Medical insurance, Dental insurance, Life Insurance, 401(k), and Paid Time Off.