The Assistant Athletic Trainer will report to the Associate Athletic Director of Sports Medicine. The position will supervise and coordinate athletic training services for student-athletes in intercollegiate athletic programs – football in the fall, and assist with men’s and women’s track & field in the spring. Essential duties include but are not be limited to: assist with the prevention, treatment, rehabilitation, physician referral, and medical documentation of all injuries associated with assigned student athletes; communicate with coaches, student athletes, parents, staff and physicians within NATA and HIPAA guidelines; observe all athletic policy and procedures in accordance with NATA regulations as well as NCAA, Conference USA and MTSU rules and remain certified to perform these duties daily. Coordinate Concussion testing and baseline testing for all assigned student athletes; supervise daily practice and game/event coverage, in-season travel, and summer sports workout coverage for assigned student athletes as permitted by NCAA legislation and required to be flexible and adapt to schedule changes as necessary. Serve as an approved preceptor within the CAATE-accredited graduate athletic training program. Provide direct supervision of intern athletic trainers and/or graduate assistant athletic trainers for assigned sports and graduate athletic training students in the athletic training education program; instruct these students in professional prevention, care, and rehabilitation of assigned student-athletes and the certification and licensure process. Expected to attend NATA and Conference USA meetings and/or conventions to remain current in their field for changes that occur; will comply with NCAA, CAATE, and NATA legislation and immediately report any known violations of any of these rules to the Compliance office and submit all required documentation to the Compliance office immediately. The Assistant Athletic Trainer will secure information related to the international insurance program and insurance co-payment for all assigned student-athletes; assist with coordinating the drug testing/educational program for all student-athletes and perform other related tasks or special projects as assigned.

Bachelor’s Degree required. Master's Degree preferred.  

One (1) to two (2) years of relevant collegiate and/or clinical athletic training experience required. Graduate Assistantship in Athletic Training in a university athletic training room is accepted.  

NATA BOC Certification and Tennessee State Licensure, or eligible for Tennessee State Licensure required. Knowledge of NCAA, CUSA & NATABOC rules and regulations required. CPR, AED, and First Aid Certification required.

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