2 athletic director jobs found

Primary Purpose: The high school athletic trainer is responsible for the health and safety of all the student-athletes on their campus. They will develop and manage a student-trainer program. They will need to foster a professional relationship with coaches, parents, student-athletes, student-trainers, and administrators. Qualifications: Education/Certification: Bachelor’s Degree Licensed Athletic Trainer State of Texas American Heart Association First Aid/CPR Instructor Certified Special Knowledge/Skills: Must have substantial knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of athletic injuries in all sports and continue to grow in knowledge through professional development. Must have strong communication skills and work closely with student-athletes, student-trainers, coaches, parents and administrators. Experience: 3-5 years of high school experience preferred Major Responsibilities and Duties: 1. Know and comply with all UIL and school district policies in regards to the health and...

JOB POSTING: Head Athletic Trainer (LAT) School: Trinity Leadership (3A- UIL) Position: Head Athletic Trainer (Full-Time) Salary: Highly Competitive (Based on experience) Work Environment: Highly supportive administration, excellent facilities, and a great culture. Job Requirements and Qualifications To practice as a Head Athletic Trainer in a Texas public school, applicants must meet all Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) requirements.  * License: Must hold a valid Texas State Licensed Athletic Trainer (LAT) credential (or be eligible to obtain it before the start date).  * Education: Minimum of a Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree in Athletic Training or a related field.  * Certifications: Current Professional Rescuer CPR/AED certification, and completed Texas Human Trafficking Prevention training.  * Experience: Previous experience as a Head AT or Varsity Assistant AT preferred, with a strong background in program management and student-athlete care....