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Intermountain Health

Clinical Athletic Trainer - Sports Medicine. Job in Provo Gr8Jobs

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Intermountain Healthcare is seeking a dedicated Athletic Trainer to join our team in a dynamic clinic setting. As part of a leading not-for-profit health system in Utah, you will have the opportunity to work alongside top professionals in the field, utilizing innovative practices to provide preventative care, diagnosis, and treatment to athletes and patients engaged in physical activity. This role is ideal for those passionate about sports medicine and helping others achieve their best physical health. Responsibilities Evaluate and assess injuries to determine appropriate treatment or referral to healthcare professionals. Design and implement comprehensive rehabilitation and conditioning programs for injured athletes and patients. Educate patients and athletes on injury prevention, conditioning, and rehabilitation. Maintain accurate records of patient care, condition, progress, and concerns. Consult and collaborate with physicians and other healthcare providers to provide the highest standard of care. Provide emergency or continued care and refer athletes to appropriate medical professionals as required. Required Skills Strong understanding of biomechanics, anatomy, and physiology Excellent communication and interpersonal skills Ability to think critically and make independent decisions regarding the assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation of athletes Proficient in the use of therapeutic modalities and exercise equipment