Provision of athletic medical care: Possess the theoretical and practical knowledge to be able to practice independently in most situations as an athletic trainer. This includes but is not limited to clinical examination and diagnosis, therapeutic intervention, decisions regarding injury prevention and risk management, and patient advocacy and mediation between physicians, athletic department staff, and family members when necessary.

Compliance: Ensuring adherence to NCAA, American Southwest Conference, and Hardin-Simmons University policies and procedures as they pertain to the practice of athletic training within the college and university setting.

Organization and Administration: Documents all patient encounters, assists with submission of qualifying secondary insurance claims, assists with verification of primary insurance, completion and collection of medical forms each year, as well as inventory and limited budgeting for supplies.

Communication: Thorough and frequent communication with fellow staff members, supervisors, physicians, coaches, patients, and family members of patients when applicable.

Clinical Education: Serving as a Clinical Preceptor to athletic training students in a CAATE accredited Master of Athletic Training program.

Perform other duties as assigned by Director of Athletic Training Services and/or Athletic Director.

SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES:

Supervise athletic training students and student-athletes in clinic and during practice/competition.

Bachelor's degree from four-year college or university required. 

Master's degree preferred.

Board of Certification (BOC certification), possess or be eligible for athletic training licensure in the state of Texas, CPR/AED for Healthcare Providers or Professional Rescuers.

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