What are the responsibilities and job description for the Athletic Trainer - Occupational Medicine position at CoxHealth?
Summary
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Benefits
- $10,000 Sign-On Bonus available for qualified applicants, plus 80 hours of front-loaded Paid Time Off.
- Robust, fully customizable benefits package including Medical/Vision/Dental and more!
- No cost eCare visits
- Employer-provided mental health services for employees and eligible family members
- Retirement with employer match up to 5%
- Tuition discounts and reimbursement available for continuing your education
- CoxHealth Fitness Center and Child Care discounts
Job Summary
As an AT in a physician practice setting you will be expected to assist in improving productivity, patient outcomes and satisfaction. The AT will facilitate efficient and effective flow from arrival time throughout the treatment plan. An AT will provide value to the practice through skills in triage, taking patient histories, performing evaluations, providing general patient education as well as instruction on exercise therapy, rehabilitation.
Job Requirements
- Education
- Required: BS in Athletic Training from an accredited institution
- Experience
- No prior experience required
- Skills
- ●Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- ●Strong analytical/problem solving skills.
- ●Able to work independently and collaboratively in teams
- Licensure/Certification/Registration
- Required: Missouri Athletic Training License that is both active and in good standing
Additional Information
Overall Physical Demands |
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Material Handling | Occasional | Frequent |
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Bilateral Lifting | 50 Pounds | 20 Pounds |
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Push/Pull | >50 Pounds | 50 Pounds |
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Carrying | 50 Pounds | 20 Pounds |
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Pinch Grip | 5 Pounds |
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Repetitive Functional Activities | Never | Occasional | Frequent |
Walking |
| X |
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Bending |
| X |
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Squatting |
| X |
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Gross Motor Coordination |
| X |
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Repetitive Kneeling |
| X |
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Simple Grasp |
| X |
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Firm Grasp |
| X |
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Pinching |
| X |
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Sit/Stand |
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Sitting |
| X |
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Standing |
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| X |
Perform tasks related to daily non-emergent activity |
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Repetitive Functional Activities | Never | Occasional | Frequent |
Walking |
| X |
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Bending |
| X |
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Squatting |
| X |
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Gross Motor Coordination |
| X |
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Repetitive Kneeling |
| X |
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Simple Grasp |
| X |
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Firm Grasp |
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| X |
Pinching |
| X |
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Sit/Stand | Never | Occasional | Frequent |
Sitting |
| X |
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Standing |
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| X |
