The goal of the Athletic Trainer in outpatient Orthopedics is to assist Orthopedic Providers to make a more efficient and patient centered practice by incorporating Einstein’s/Jefferson’s values, proper use of electronic medical records to document care, comprehensive knowledge of various conditions (orthopedic and non-orthopedic), insurance competency, casting/splinting, wound care, and use of medical knowledge to successfully complete administrative duties. The Athletic Trainer provides primary support to the Orthopedic Provider during outpatient clinic hours, with possible operating room opportunities to assist. Clinic roles include patient pre-screening with history taking and appropriate examination techniques, patient preparation for arthrocentesis, cast application/removal, appropriate sports orthosis application, wound care, and suture removal. Administrative duties include follow-up communications with patients, insurance authorization, and patient scheduling, including the facilitation of referrals generated from all contracted educational institutions. Other complimentary roles the certified athletic trainer provides are therapeutic care to individuals suffering injuries as a result of active lifestyle by utilizing modalities and therapeutic exercise upon referral to relieve pain, prevent disability, develop and improve skills and restore function. This may include Home Exercise Programs.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level