Clinic Athletic Trainer

Proliance Surgeons•Bellingham, WA

12d•$23 - $40

About The Position

The Clinical Athletic Trainer works with physicians, mid-level providers, physical therapists, medical assistants, and orthopedic technicians to support orthopedic care and help patients, including athletes and recreational athletes, achieve their best health. The role is primarily clinic-based, with support at athletic events and for the after-hours orthopedic urgent care clinic as needed. The trainer may also work as a contractor for sponsored sports teams for additional hours beyond the 40-hour Proliance workweek.

Requirements

At least a bachelor's degree in a health-related field.
At least 2 years of experience in a collegiate setting and/or emergency room or orthopedic clinical experience.
NATA-BOC certification and a current Washington State license.
Demonstrated passion for sports performance and success supporting multiple orthopedic subspecialties.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office programs such as Excel, Word, and Outlook.
Ability to manage clinic patient flow without diminishing focus on patient care.
Knowledge of OSHA and HIPAA regulations and ability to apply them in daily work.
Knowledge of medical terminology and ability to educate patients and/or families on care and treatment as directed by a physician.
Ability to provide exceptional service and behave professionally and ethically.
Ability to maintain patient and business confidentiality and follow organizational policies and procedures.
Confidence, maturity, and exceptional organizational skills.

Nice To Haves

Previous successful experience working in a clinical setting; orthopedic specialty experience is preferred.
Orthopedic casting experience is a plus.
Epic EMR experience.

Responsibilities

Support physicians and/or mid-level providers in delivering orthopedic care at clinic locations and physical therapy departments.
Provide support on the sidelines at athletic events.
Support the after-hours orthopedic urgent care clinic as needed.
Provide casting, bracing, splinting, and other durable medical equipment.
Administer injections and remove casts, splints, and dressings as directed by a physician.
Prepare equipment and supplies for clinical procedures, including aspirations, injections, and X-rays.
Take patient medical histories, obtain chief complaints, take vital signs, and prepare patients for examination and treatment.
Manage patient flow and room patients in a friendly and polite manner.
Prepare prescriptions and prescription refills as directed by a physician.
Assist with scheduling tests and treatments.
Respond to patient and payer phone calls.
Order and maintain clinical and office supplies and equipment.
Maintain patient files in the EHR and document as necessary.
Participate in professional development activities and maintain professional affiliations.
Follow OSHA safety rules, HIPAA regulations, and company policies and procedures.
Perform other duties as assigned.