Athletic Trainer

Company Description CaroMont Health is a not-for-profit health system headquartered in Gastonia, North Carolina, serving communities across five counties in two states. Its flagship facility, the 476-bed CaroMont Regional Medical Center, has been recognized among IBM Watson Health 100 Top Hospitals and has earned more Leapfrog Group Grade A ratings for Patient Safety than any other hospital in the region. In January 2025, CaroMont Regional Medical Center–Belmont opened with 54 licensed inpatient beds as the first hospital in Belmont, North Carolina. Since 1946, CaroMont Health has focused on putting patients first and delivering compassionate, highly reliable care, offering a stable and mission-driven environment for healthcare professionals.Role Description The Athletic Trainer role at CaroMont Health is a full-time, on-site position based in Gastonia, NC. This role is responsible for providing comprehensive outreach athletic training services, including injury evaluation, immediate care, and ongoing management for individuals engaged in physical activity. Day-to-day responsibilities include designing and implementing injury prevention programs, developing individualized rehabilitation plans, and collaborating with physicians, physical therapists, coaches, and other healthcare professionals to optimize safe return-to-activity. The Athletic Trainer will also educate patients, families, and teams on proper conditioning techniques, safe training practices, and overall wellness. Documentation of care, participation in multidisciplinary meetings, and adherence to organizational and regulatory standards are essential components of this position.QualificationsDemonstrated expertise in Injury Prevention and Prevention-focused programs to reduce risk and enhance participant safety.Strong Athletic Training skills, including assessment, treatment, and care coordination for sports-related and activity-related conditions.Proficiency in Rehabilitation techniques to support recovery, functional improvement, and safe return to activity.Current certification as an Athletic Trainer (ATC) by the Board of Certification (BOC) and eligibility for or possession of state licensure in North Carolina.Bachelor’s degree in Athletic Training or a related fieldAbility to work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary healthcare team and communicate clearly with patients, families, and staff.Knowledge of evidence-based practices, documentation standards, and compliance with relevant regulatory and professional guidelines.CPR/First Aid certification by the American Heart Association and readiness to respond to emergent situations in athletic and clinical environments.Commitment to patient-centered care, professional integrity, and continuous learning in a dynamic health system.