Athletic Trainer (ATC)

Kessler Rehabilitation Center Position: Fulltime Athletic Trainer MUST be a NJ licensed athletic trainer or upcoming new grad to apply **Pay range: $67,000 - $90,000 based on experience

Location: North New JerseyKessler Rehabilitation Center is seeking a Fulltime Athletic Trainer to support a variety of athletic partners throughout North Jersey.

This role offers exposure to high school, collegiate, and hockey athletics while working within one of the region's premier sports medicine networks.Partner OrganizationsSaint Peter's University (Jersey City, NJ)Saint Peter's University is an NCAA Division I institution sponsoring 14 varsity athletic teams and approximately 250 student-athletes, offering a fast-paced and dynamic sports medicine environment.Provide coverage for athletic practices, competitions, tournaments, and events.Assess and manage athletic injuries and illnesses.Administer first aid and emergency care when needed.Support concussion baseline testing and return-to-play programs.Conduct athlete screenings and injury prevention initiatives.Collaborate with coaches, athletic directors, physicians, and rehabilitation professionals.Maintain documentation and injury tracking records.Assist with sports medicine education and community outreach efforts.Bachelor's Degree requiredNational Athletic Trainers' Association (NATA) certification requiredCurrent Athletic Trainer state license (or eligibility for licensure) in New JerseyCurrent CPR certification requiredStrong communication, interpersonal, and organizational skillsAbility to work collaboratively with athletes, coaches, physicians, therapists, and athletic department personnelPhysical Requirements Ability to lift patients using biomedical techniques frequently throughout the course of a work day/shift; must be capable of easily lifting fifty (50) pounds of weight alone. Ability to walk, bend, stand, and reach constantly during a work day/shift. Visual acuity (near and distant) sufficient to maintain accurate records, recognize people, and understand written direction. Ability to speak and hear sufficiently to understand and give directions. Ability to push wheeled equipment throughout the facility and in the community. Fine motor skills adequate for scheduling and preparing athletes, equipment, and supplies for treatment. Ability to participate in sustained activities for many hours in duration in accordance with state labor laws.