Cahokia Unit School District 187: Public school district providing K-12 education in Illinois.
Bachelor's degree, Illinois athletic trainer licensure, National Athletic Trainers Association Board of Certification, basic computer/documentation skills, ability to travel to assigned locations.
Trinity Health: National Catholic health system providing comprehensive clinical medical services.
Licensed athletic trainer with a bachelor\u0002s in athletic training, CSCS and BLS required (Iowa or Illinois licensure required or pending; second state license within six months).
Monroe or Illinois or Missouri or Oklahoma or Wisconsin
OnsiteFull Time
SSM Health: Provide medical services through hospitals and outpatient clinics.
0+ YOEBachelor's in athletic training required; BOC certification and state athletic trainer licensure as applicable; BLS HCP within 90 days; no prior experience required; ability to perform physical tasks and frequent standing.
OSF HealthCare: Integrated health system providing medical and hospital care services.
Bachelor's in athletic training, state athletic trainer licensure, American Heart Association BLS prior to start, NATA BOC within 90 days, ability to travel to assigned locations, and basic computer/online documentation skills.
Mother McAuley Liberal Arts High School: Operates an all-girls Catholic college preparatory high school.
2+ YOEBachelor's or Master's from CAATE program, Illinois athletic trainer licensure/registration, BOC and Emergency Cardiac Care and CPR, minimum 2 years school athletic training experience (prefer 5), knowledge of injury prevention and NCAA/NAIA rules.
Work Right NW: Providing onsite injury prevention and wellness for industrial workforces.
Certified Athletic Trainer with BOC certification; CPR preferred; experience in injury prevention, first aid, and rehab in industrial/workplace settings.
Computer Vision, Data Analytics, Rehabilitation Equipment
Confluent Health: National network of physical and occupational therapy clinics.
Licensed clinician required (athletic trainer, OT, COTA, PT, or PTA). Must be motivated to deliver workplace injury prevention, strategic client solutions, and pursue professional growth.
Eureka College: Private liberal arts college providing undergraduate educational programs.
1+ YOEMaster’s degree in related field; 1+ year athletic training experience; NATA-BOC certification; Illinois licensure or eligibility; CPR/First Aid/AED; valid driver’s license.
Illinois Bone & Joint Institute: Independent practice providing comprehensive orthopedic and musculoskeletal care.
BOC certification and Illinois athletic trainer licensure required or eligible; CPR/AED required; CAATE-accredited bachelor's or master's in athletic training; recent graduates welcome; strong rehabilitation and communication skills.
Calumet Public School District 132: Provides public K-8 education services in Calumet Park.
3+ YOEBachelor's degree required (Master's preferred). PEL with administrative endorsement or RAA/CAA preferred. Minimum 3 years coaching or athletic administration experience; supervisory, budgeting, and program management experience preferred.
Advocate Health: Provides integrated clinical care through a network of hospitals.
Bachelor's in athletic training (CAATE), BOC certification, state athletic trainer license within 30 days, BLS within 30 days, ability to lift and transfer patients, strong communication and clinical assessment skills.
Wabash General Hospital: Provides comprehensive hospital and specialized clinical healthcare services.
Licensed certified athletic trainer responsible for evaluating, treating, managing, and rehabilitating athletic injuries, providing event/practice coverage with some travel, performing clinical documentation, and coordinating with providers and school staff. New graduates encouraged.
Northwestern Medicine: Academic health system providing clinical care and medical research.
Licensed Athletic Trainer in Illinois; BLS required; master’s or bachelor’s in athletic training per graduation date; clinical skills, documentation, teaching, and supervision experience.
Western Illinois University: A public university providing higher education and degree programs.
Provide athletic training services to NCAA student-athletes including prevention, assessment, emergency care, therapeutic intervention, documentation, and travel with teams for practices and competitions.
School District U-46: Provides public education for preschool through grade 12 students.
Supervise and organize summer athletic camps, manage equipment inventory, and apply coaching theory for K-12 athletes; State Teacher Certificate or ASEP certification preferred.
Carle Health: Integrated healthcare system providing hospital and clinical services.
Licensed Athletic Trainer (AT) in Illinois; Basic Life Support within 30 days; Certified Athletic Trainer; Bachelor's Degree in Athletic Training or Related Field.