Team Operations - Assistant Athletic Trainer

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The Assistant Athletic Trainer assists in managing the day-to-day sports medicine operations for the Orlando City team. In this capacity, the Assistant Athletic Trainer provides injury prevention strategies, evaluation, treatment and rehabilitation for players’ medical problems. The Assistant Athletic Trainer works under the direction and supervision of the Director of Sports Performance and Team Medical Director.

TITLE: MLS Assistant Athletic Trainer

DEPARTMENT: Team Operations

REPORTS TO: Head Athletic Trainer

FLSA: Salary, FT, Exempt

• Performs as Certified Athletic Trainer in managing the health care of players. Health care includes, but is not limited to: first aid/emergency care, on-site injury evaluation, application of appropriate modalities, developing rehabilitation and prevention programs, as well as conducting rehabilitation and making medical referrals.
• Maintain a complete and up to date roster of player health and participation records in the League-provided electronic medical record system.
• Order, maintain and inventory supplies and clinical equipment.
• Keep athletic training room and clinic area safe, clean and organized.
• Provide medical assistance to the Head Athletic Trainer.
• Comply with all League medical policies and protocol.
• Comply with OSHA Standards with regards to blood borne pathogens.
• Provide mentorship and assistance to the Orlando City B team and athletic trainer as needed.
• Other duties as assigned.

• NATABOC (or CATA) Certified Athletic Trainer.
• In good standing with NATABOC and a member of the NATA (or CATA).
• Licensed to practice in the State of Florida.
• Current professional CPR certification.
• Possess personal professional liability insurance.
• Minimum four (4) year Bachelors Degree.
• Preferred Masters Degree in health related field.
• The ability to pass a background screening.
• The ability to attain and maintain Safesport certification.
• Minimum of 2 years of experience in the field of sports medicine.
• Medical soccer experience preferred (exception may be granted for experience in other professional sports).

In November 2013, Orlando City Soccer Club was awarded a Major League Soccer (MLS) franchise, becoming the league’s 21st franchise. The team began play in March 2015, with 62,510 fans packing the then-Orlando Citrus Bowl for the Club’s MLS debut.

The Lions have reached the postseason in five‑consecutive seasons (2020‑24), qualified for the Concacaf Champions Cup (formerly Concacaf Champions League) in both 2023 and 2024, and reached their first final in 2020 during the MLS is Back Tournament. In 2022, Orlando City won its first championship of its MLS era, lifting the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup trophy, which also marked the first championship by any professional team in the City Beautiful.

Prior to its time in MLS, Orlando City boasted a decorated history in the United Soccer League, winning the league’s championship in both the 2011 and 2013 seasons.

In October 2015, the Orlando Pride was announced as the 10th team in the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL), bringing professional women’s soccer to the state of Florida for the first time. The team began play in April 2016, setting a then‑league single‑game attendance record in its first‑ever home game, with 23,403 fans witnessing the Club’s first win.

The Pride feature a star‑shaded roster of domestic and international talent and, in 2024, brought the first professional major league title to the city of Orlando, with the Club winning the NWSL Championship. The season saw the Pride complete the double, winning both the Championship and the NWSL Shield as the best team in the regular season, capping off a historic campaign that set numerous league records.

Former Orlando City defender Seb Hines serves as the team’s head coach, not only the first Black head coach in the league, but also the first to win both the Championship and the NWSL Shield, and the 2024 NWSL Coach of the Year.

In 2017, both teams moved into its privately‑owned, soccer‑specific venue - Inter&Co Stadium - located in the heart of downtown Orlando.

In July 2021, the Club -…