Job Description

The Athletic Training Department in Boston University's Student Health Services is recruiting an athletic trainer to join our collaborative team of healthcare providers. Our department provides athletic training services to all students who participate in varsity sports, university-sponsored club sports, and Military Educations Reserve Officer Training Corps.

What you should know about us:

? Our Why: Collaborate to improve the lives of those we work with by advocating for goal-driven and impactful healthcare within our community.
? Our How: We achieve our Why by focusing on: patient-centered care, quality improvement & quality assurance; interprofessional collaboration; personal & professional growth; and professional excellence.
? Our Commitments: Listen first; Lead by example; Care for ourselves so we can care for others; Make data-informed decisions; Value individual differences.

Athletic Training is one of 5 departments in Student Health Services which also includes Primary Care, Behavioral Medicine, Sexual Assault Response & Prevention, and Health Promotion & Prevention. We share an electronic medical record among the departments.

Our department consists of 24 athletic trainers, a physician medical director, 6 team physicians, and an administrative coordinator. We offer competitive salaries that are at or above the average for nearly every comparable category of the NATA Salary Survey, as well as outstanding benefits including vacation, retirement, health, and dental plans, reimbursement for professional certification and licensure, and annual professional development funding.

We provide a supportive work environment that values your well-being as much as your
How do you want job seekers to contact you? No Phone Calls
Specific application Instructions: https://apptrkr.com/6082006
Do you require an online application? Yes

How To Apply

How do you want job seekers to contact you? No Phone Calls Specific application Instructions: https://apptrkr.com/6082006 Do you require an online application? Yes