Summary
Stafford County Public Schools is hiring a full-time Athletic Trainer and Sports Medicine Teacher for Hartwood High in Fredericksburg, Virginia, with a salary range of $55,660 to $126,957. The role involves developing an athletic training program, providing injury care for student-athletes, and delivering classroom instruction in sports medicine. Candidates must be BOC certified, hold current CPR/First Aid certification, and be eligible for a Virginia teaching license.
What's to like?
- Offers a competitive salary range reaching up to $126,957, which is significantly higher than many standard athletic training positions.
- Combines clinical athletic training with a sports medicine instructional program, allowing for a diverse professional experience in both healthcare and education.
- Provides a structured 11-month schedule with a "Teacher Scale" pay structure, typically offering more predictable hours and better benefits than traditional collegiate or professional sports settings.
Food for thought
(Possible Questions For The Employer)
- How is the split between classroom teaching hours and athletic training clinical hours managed on a daily basis?
- Are there standing orders or a supervising physician available to support clinical decision-making and referrals?
- Does the 11-month contract include coverage for summer camps, off-season conditioning, or weekend tournaments?
- Is there a dedicated budget for medical supplies and equipment, or is it shared with the athletic department?
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