Athletic Trainer, HSS Orthopedics

Position: Athletic Trainer, HSS Orthopedics Now
Location: New York

* Triage and evaluate patients presenting with acute or subacute musculoskeletal complaints
* Assist with diagnosis and treatment planning in collaboration with NP/PA/Physician colleagues
* Manage conditions, including:  + Bone, joint, and muscle injuries  + Strains, sprains, minor dislocations, and closed fractures  + Painful, swollen, or injured joints  + Back and neck pain  + Osteoarthritis  + Sports-related injuries  + Pediatric injuries
* Perform and assist with outpatient procedures within scope (e.g., splinting, bracing)
* Provide gait training and assistive device education
* Deliver patient education on diagnosis, treatment plans, and self-care
* Escalate cases appropriately to ensure timely access to higher levels of care
* Previous injury prevention and exercise program development
* Experience documenting and communicating patient status and clinical data (i.e. vital signs, pulse oximetry, height and weight)
* Medical knowledge of conditions or situations requiring escalation to advance practice providers or physicians
* Board of Certification for Athletic Trainers (A.T.C.)
* New York State Athletic Trainer Licensure
* BLS Certification from the American Heart Association
* Strong musculoskeletal assessment and clinical decision-making skills
* Proficiency in bracing, splinting, and gait training
* Excellent interpersonal and patient service skills
* Ability to thrive in a high-volume, fast-paced clinical environment
* High attention to detail with strong organizational skills
* Comfort learning and utilizing new clinical and operational systems
** PHYSICAL WORKING CONDITIONS
** Continuously stand/walk or lift/handle/carry material or equipment of moderate weight Continuously stand/walk or lift/handle/carry material or equipment of moderate weight (20 to 50 lbs). Examples:
Nurses, LPNs, and Physical Therapists.

** ENVIRONMENTAL WORKING CONDITIONS
** Indoor area with frequent exposure Located in an indoor area with frequent exposure to mild physical discomfort from dust, fumes, temperature, and noise. Examples: patient care providers and laboratory technicians.

** HAZARDS OSHA
** Category 1 Tasks that involve exposure to blood, body fluids, tissues, and other potentially infectious materials.

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