Certified Athletic Trainer (ATC) - Workplace Injury Prevention & Care

Certified Athletic Trainer (ATC) – Industrial Health Travel Contract
Athletic Trainer Auburn , WA Locum Tenens

Auburn, Washington | Weekday Day Shifts | Occupational Health & Injury Prevention

Rhino Medical is seeking a Certified Athletic Trainer (ATC) for a contract opportunity supporting an onsite industrial/occupational health program in Auburn, Washington
.

This is a weekday, daytime assignment focused on what Athletic Trainers do exceptionally well:
early intervention, musculoskeletal assessment, injury prevention, ergonomics, employee education, and return-to-work support
.

For an ATC interested in applying their clinical expertise beyond traditional athletics, this opportunity provides direct exposure to the growing field of industrial and occupational health while maintaining a consistent Monday–Friday schedule.

• Location:
  
  Auburn, Washington
• Position:
  Certified Athletic Trainer (ATC)
• Assignment Type:
  Contract
• Setting:
  Industrial / Occupational Health
• Coverage:
  ASAP – September 8, 2026
• Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday: 7:00 AM–3:00 PM
• One Training Day Required

As an onsite Athletic Trainer, you'll help prevent workplace injuries and provide early clinical intervention when employee concerns arise.

Responsibilities include:

• Perform musculoskeletal evaluations and early-intervention care
• Provide first aid and triage for workplace health concerns
• Identify injury risks and recommend corrective strategies
• Educate employees on safe movement, body mechanics, and injury prevention
• Support stretching, wellness, and prevention initiatives
• Assist with return-to-work planning following injury
• Maintain accurate clinical documentation
• Track and report relevant workplace health data
• Collaborate with onsite safety, operational, and HR stakeholders

• Board of Certification (BOC) Certified Athletic Trainer
• Active Washington Athletic Trainer license
• Current BLS certification
• Strong communication and clinical assessment skills
• Comfortable working independently in an onsite environment

• Industrial or Occupational Health
• Ergonomics
• Musculoskeletal early intervention
• Sports medicine
• CEAS or OSHA 10 certification

Athletic Trainers with strong transferable clinical skills are encouraged to apply even if their experience has primarily been in traditional sports medicine.

• Weekday Days – Consistent schedule with weekends off
• Industrial Health Experience – Expand your ATC skill set beyond traditional athletics
• Hands-On Clinical Role – Musculoskeletal care, first aid, ergonomics, and injury prevention
• Meaningful Autonomy – Serve as an onsite resource for employee health and safety
• Defined Assignment – Clear coverage window and schedule from the start

• Weekly direct deposit
• Dedicated recruiter support
• Credentialing and onboarding assistance
• Travel coordination when applicable
• Transparent communication throughout your assignment