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Summary
Princeton University is hiring a Casual Hourly Athletic Trainer for a 4-month temporary position, anticipating 20-35 hours per week, to provide on-site coverage and injury care to student athletes. The role involves prevention, emergent care, diagnosis, therapeutic intervention, and rehabilitation, requiring a Certified Athletic Trainer with a New Jersey license and CPR/AED certification. The position offers an hourly rate starting from $55.00 and requires availability for weekday afternoons/nights/weekends.
What's to like?
* Competitive starting hourly rate ($55/hour minimum).
* Opportunity to work in a Division I collegiate setting (Princeton University).
* Defined, shorter-term commitment (4 months, 20-35 hours/week) which may be attractive for those seeking temporary work or flexible scheduling.
Food for thought
(Possible Questions For The Employer)
What sports/teams will I be responsible for covering?
Is there a budget or stipend for continuing education and professional development?
What is the process for receiving clinical guidance and oversight from the Head Athletic Trainer?
What is the anticipated frequency and duration of the "opportunity for team travel"?