Position: Certified Athletic Trainer - Injury Prevention Specialist
Location: Multiple locations across greater Atlanta metro area
Type of Employment: PerDiem/PRN
Schedule: Bethlehem, GA (Mondays 8-10 am); Chamble, GA (Tuesdays 8-12 pm and alternating week pm coverage 6-10 pm); Morrow, GA (Wednesday 10-2 pm); Duluth, GA (Thursday 10-2 pm)
Compensation: Commensurate with experience, starting at $25/hr
Physio is currently seeking a PRN Injury Prevention Specialist/ATC for an industrial setting. PRN shift coverage at multiple onsite locations in metro Atlanta including the following locations and shifts: Bethlehem, GA Mondays 8-10 am and a location in Morrow, GA Wednesday, 10:30am-2:30pm. We also have weekly prn shifts near the airport from 4 am to 11 am or 5 pm to midnight as well as prn NBA coverage.
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Responsibilities On-site coverage for industrial client under the direction of Account/Program ManagerDelivery of full continuum of Onsite Injury Prevention Services at assigned location. Prevention Services include:Assessment, triage, and first aid application for workplace injury/discomfortErgonomic risk assessment and implementation of ergonomic solutionsDesign and implementation of functional assessments, preventative exercise and stretching Job coaching and behavior modification both one-on-one and in group settingsProviding education and training on a wide range of injury prevention topicsOffice ergonomicsHealth and wellness consultationDocumentation and reporting on employee encountersRegular communication with both client and Select leadership Qualifications BS Degree RequiredNational Athletic Trainers Association (NATA-BOC) Board of CertificationEligible for state licenseMinimum one year experience, industrial setting experience a plusCardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) certificationPosition requires a strong knowledge of musculoskeletal injury assessment and prevention interventions