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ATvantage Athletic Training

Certified Athletic Trainer - Part Time - Event Coverage

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What they do

An Athletic Trainer treats injuries and provides training to minimize the risk of injury for athletes and people playing sports. Responds when an athlete is injured on the field. Works for schools or colleges, for professional sports teams, or in physicians' offices.

$67,565 / year median in California

+22% projected growth

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Job Description

Certified Athletic Trainer
  • Part Time
  • Event Coverage ATvantage Athletic Training
  • 4.
5 San Diego, CA Job Details Part-time Up to $40 an hour 8 hours ago Benefits Health insurance Qualifications CPR Certification Certified Athletic Trainer BLS Certification Acute care experience AED Certification First aid and CPR Full Job Description Part-Time Athletic Trainer (ATC) —
Core Coverage SUB AT Location:
San Diego/Chula Vista, CA Schedule:
Flexible Part-Time (Afternoon/Evening Event Coverage)
Setting:
Secondary School Athletics About the Opportunity ATvantage is seeking a BOC Certified Athletic Trainer for a flexible Core Coverage role in the San Diego region. This event-driven position is perfect for ATs looking for supplemental income and schedule flexibility without the commitment of a traditional, rigid daily routine. Maintain your clinical skills and support student-athletes on a schedule that fits your lifestyle. What You'll Do Provide primary medical coverage for scheduled games, tournaments, and high-risk practices. Serve as the on-site healthcare professional for acute injuries, illnesses, and emergencies. Evaluate and triage injuries, making immediate return-to-play and referral decisions. Communicate injury updates effectively with coaches, parents, and school personnel. Complete timely documentation for all patient encounters.
Why This Role Stands Out Ultimate Flexibility:
Hours are driven by the athletic calendar—no strict daily shift requirements.
Pure Clinical Focus:
Focus on acute care and game management without extensive, ongoing daily rehab responsibilities.
Supplemental Income:
Earn extra income tailored around your primary job or personal commitments.
Network Support:
Work independently on the sideline, backed by a nationwide healthcare network. Qualifications BOC Certified Athletic Trainer (ATC) Eligible to practice in California Current CPR/AED certification & Mandated Reporter Training Strong independent decision-making and acute care skills Interested? Apply today to stay connected to the profession on your own terms.