Trainer, Certified Athletic

Glacier Federal•Portland, OR

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Glacier Federal, LLC is seeking a Certified Athletic Trainer to deliver injury-prevention, evaluation, immediate-care, rehabilitation, and human-performance support to military personnel. The Athletic Trainer will work alongside physical therapy, strength and conditioning, cognitive-performance, and Government medical personnel to keep operators healthy, available, and mission ready. This integrated program supports the readiness, durability, recovery, and long-term well-being of military personnel performing demanding operational missions. Anticipated starting salary: $75,000–$95,000 annually. Final compensation will be based on qualifications, relevant experience, professional credentials, clearance status, and contract requirements.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree or higher from an accredited college or university in athletic training or a closely related field that satisfies Oregon licensure requirements.
Current Athletic Trainer Certification through the Board of Certification (BOC).
Current, unrestricted Oregon Athletic Trainer license before the start of performance.
Current Basic Life Support and CPR/AED certification from a nationally recognized provider.
Demonstrated competence in injury prevention, clinical evaluation, emergency care, therapeutic intervention, rehabilitation, and return-to-activity support.
Ability to maintain complete, accurate, timely, and confidential clinical documentation.
Must be eligible to obtain and maintain a U.S. Government Secret security clearance and required installation/system access, including a Common Access Card.

Nice To Haves

Master's degree in athletic training, sports medicine, kinesiology, exercise science, or a related discipline.
Experience supporting military, special operations, tactical, collegiate, professional, or elite athletic populations.
Experience with field coverage, high-risk training, injury surveillance, performance testing, and interdisciplinary care coordination.
Prior Federal healthcare, DoD, military human-performance, or tactical experience.
Active Secret security clearance.

Responsibilities

Conduct and document physical performance screens and assessments and provide individualized feedback within the athletic-training scope of practice.
Evaluate and manage activity-related injuries and conditions; provide immediate care, therapeutic intervention, rehabilitation, and appropriate referral.
Develop and implement injury-prevention, corrective-exercise, mobility, recovery, and reconditioning strategies for tactical athletes.
Support safe progression from injury through rehabilitation, modified training, and return to full operational activity in coordination with medical and performance staff.
Provide training-event and exercise support as required by the program schedule and mission.
Develop remote injury-management, corrective-exercise, or reconditioning plans when requested and appropriate.
Track injuries, encounters, referrals, utilization, and outcomes for required reporting and program analysis.
Inspect, clean, and support routine care of athletic-training, rehabilitation, recovery, and emergency-response equipment.
Collaborate with the integrated human performance team and participate in required care-coordination and program meetings.
Document encounters, referrals, outcomes, and Government-defined metrics accurately and within required timelines.
Contribute discipline-specific findings and recommendations to program reports, assessments, planning, and continuous improvement.
Protect sensitive information, maintain professional boundaries, and comply with all scope-of-practice, privacy, safety, installation, and security requirements.