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Athletic Trainer

  • Athletic Trainer job type Posted on: Nov 10, 2026
  • Athletic Trainer experience level Mother McAuley Liberal Arts High School
  • Athletic Trainer employment type Chicago, Illinois
  • Athletic Trainer salary Salary: $48,000 per year
  • Athletic Trainer employment type Onsite
  • Athletic Trainer salary Full-time

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Job Title :

Athletic Trainer

Job Type :

Full-Time

Job Location :

Chicago Illinois United States

Remote :

No

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Athletic TrainerMother McAuley Liberal Arts High School, sponsored by the Mercy Education System of the Americas, is a Catholic college preparatory, all-girls high school, located on the southwest side of Chicago. With a balanced vision of academic excellence, cultural wealth in the liberal arts, athletic achievement, and a strong spiritual life, Mother McAuley is a place where young women grow as compassionate, responsible, and productive Christian leaders.Position Summary: The Athletic Trainer assists athletes with injury recovery, injury prevention and general development and maintenance of health and fitness practices. Collaborates with coaching staff to provide professional support for conditioning, weight training, and nutrition programs for athletes. Monitors training room and coordinates medical coverage for athletic events. This position reports to the Athletic Director. The Athletic Trainer upholds the mission and philosophy of the school.Essential Duties:Conducts an initial assessment of an athlete's injury or illness; determines whether athletes should be referred to physicians for specific diagnosis and treatment.Provides first aid or emergency care when needed.Bandages, tapes, or applies ice to injured body parts as needed for specific injuries.Assists athletes in performing and completing rehabilitative exercise.Evaluates the readiness of athletes to play; approves participation in sports when appropriate.Provides instruction concerning and demonstrates proper use of equipment.Provides information and instruction to coaches, athletes, parents, medical personnel, or interested members of the community regarding care and prevention of injuries.Provides education to coaches, players, and parents on the importance of medical care and follow-up necessary.Implements comprehensive illness and athletic injury prevention practices.Provides athletic training coverage for designated athletic practices and home competitions.Provides event coverage for IHSA sanctioned events, home and post-game follow-up, and in the event teams participate in state championship games.Responsible for pre-event/pre-practice training sessions and taping which occurs starting at 2:30 pm Monday through Friday, hours vary on Saturday, for training sessions and pre-event taping.Processes all application materials, conducts fitness assessments, and manages the assignment of Athletic Trainer staff with clients.Communicates with the School Nurse when necessary, and works with the school's team doctor.Assist with concussion management protocols and return-to-learn/return-to-play procedures.Determine safe return-to-play status in collaboration with physicians and healthcare providers.Ensure compliance with IHSA, school, state, and professional standards regarding sports medicine and athlete safety.Attend athletic department meetings and parent meetings as requested.Assist with emergency action plans and ensure emergency equipment is readily available and maintained.Ability to work evenings, weekends, and occasional holidays based on the athletic schedule.Core Competencies:Sports performance experienceExceptional interpersonal communication skillsProven ability to collaborate and work independentlyMobility, strength, visual and auditory acuity adequate for immediate response to patients' needsQualifications:Bachelor's Degree or Master's degree from an accredited CAATE program.Athletic Trainer licensure, certification or registration from the State of Illinois is required along with current BOC and Emergency Cardiac Care certification.Knowledgeable in the NCAA and NAIA recruiting policies, regulations, and admission requirements.At least 2 years, but preferably 5 or more years, of previous athletic training or related experience in a school setting.Excellent verbal and written communication skills.Thorough understanding of injury treatment and prevention.Current CPR certification.To apply: Submit your resume and correlate application materials through the link on the employment page of our website.Additional Information: We offer a competitive salary. The annual salary range is $48,000-65,000. Many opportunities to be involved in extracurricular activities such as club moderator and coaching are also available. Participation in these activities is strongly encouraged and welcomed. Mother McAuley is an equal opportunity employer and will consider all applicants equally. Resumes will be accepted until the position is filled.

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Posted:

Nov 10, 2026

Reference Number:

19792_U-130433933256

Employment:

Full-time

Salary:

$48,000 per year

City:

Chicago

Job Origin:

APPCAST_CPC

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Athletic TrainerMother McAuley Liberal Arts High School, sponsored by the Mercy Education System of the Americas, is a Catholic college preparatory, all-girls high school, located on the southwest side of Chicago. With a balanced vision of academic excellence, cultural wealth in the liberal arts, athletic achievement, and a strong spiritual life, Mother McAuley is a place where young women grow as compassionate, responsible, and productive Christian leaders.Position Summary: The Athletic Trainer assists athletes with injury recovery, injury prevention and general development and maintenance of health and fitness practices. Collaborates with coaching staff to provide professional support for conditioning, weight training, and nutrition programs for athletes. Monitors training room and coordinates medical coverage for athletic events. This position reports to the Athletic Director. The Athletic Trainer upholds the mission and philosophy of the school.Essential Duties:Conducts an initial assessment of an athlete's injury or illness; determines whether athletes should be referred to physicians for specific diagnosis and treatment.Provides first aid or emergency care when needed.Bandages, tapes, or applies ice to injured body parts as needed for specific injuries.Assists athletes in performing and completing rehabilitative exercise.Evaluates the readiness of athletes to play; approves participation in sports when appropriate.Provides instruction concerning and demonstrates proper use of equipment.Provides information and instruction to coaches, athletes, parents, medical personnel, or interested members of the community regarding care and prevention of injuries.Provides education to coaches, players, and parents on the importance of medical care and follow-up necessary.Implements comprehensive illness and athletic injury prevention practices.Provides athletic training coverage for designated athletic practices and home competitions.Provides event coverage for IHSA sanctioned events, home and post-game follow-up, and in the event teams participate in state championship games.Responsible for pre-event/pre-practice training sessions and taping which occurs starting at 2:30 pm Monday through Friday, hours vary on Saturday, for training sessions and pre-event taping.Processes all application materials, conducts fitness assessments, and manages the assignment of Athletic Trainer staff with clients.Communicates with the School Nurse when necessary, and works with the school's team doctor.Assist with concussion management protocols and return-to-learn/return-to-play procedures.Determine safe return-to-play status in collaboration with physicians and healthcare providers.Ensure compliance with IHSA, school, state, and professional standards regarding sports medicine and athlete safety.Attend athletic department meetings and parent meetings as requested.Assist with emergency action plans and ensure emergency equipment is readily available and maintained.Ability to work evenings, weekends, and occasional holidays based on the athletic schedule.Core Competencies:Sports performance experienceExceptional interpersonal communication skillsProven ability to collaborate and work independentlyMobility, strength, visual and auditory acuity adequate for immediate response to patients' needsQualifications:Bachelor's Degree or Master's degree from an accredited CAATE program.Athletic Trainer licensure, certification or registration from the State of Illinois is required along with current BOC and Emergency Cardiac Care certification.Knowledgeable in the NCAA and NAIA recruiting policies, regulations, and admission requirements.At least 2 years, but preferably 5 or more years, of previous athletic training or related experience in a school setting.Excellent verbal and written communication skills.Thorough understanding of injury treatment and prevention.Current CPR certification.To apply: Submit your resume and correlate application materials through the link on the employment page of our website.Additional Information: We offer a competitive salary. The annual salary range is $48,000-65,000. Many opportunities to be involved in extracurricular activities such as club moderator and coaching are also available. Participation in these activities is strongly encouraged and welcomed. Mother McAuley is an equal opportunity employer and will consider all applicants equally. Resumes will be accepted until the position is filled.

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