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Graduate Assistant
University of South Carolina
Columbia, South Carolina
Salary Range
Unknown
Salary Interval
Yearly
Job Type
Grad Assistant
Supplementals
Option to provide athletic training services for USC Athletics Summer Camps and teaching assistantships offering extra summer pay
Retirement Information
No clear retirement information listed
Summary
The University of South Carolina is seeking Graduate Assistants for its Post-Professional Athletic Training Program for the 2026-2027 academic year, offering the chance to earn a Certificate in Graduate Studies. This 12-month appointment includes a stipend and tuition package of approximately $30,000, along with student health insurance, and opportunities for clinical placements with USC Athletics and other local organizations. Applicants must be BOC Certified by June 2025, eligible for South Carolina licensure, and admitted to USC’s Graduate School.
What's to like?
1. Substantial Stipend & Tuition Package: Approximately $30,000, including stipend, tuition coverage, and student health insurance is a significant benefit for a graduate assistantship.
2. Earning a Certificate in Graduate Studies: The opportunity to specialize in either Behavioral Health in Athletic Training or Critical Incident Management & Primary Care makes this a distinct educational and career advancement opportunity.
3. Diverse Clinical Placements: The variety of placements including USC Athletics, Campus Recreation, the Sports Medicine Clinic, and local schools offers a broad range of experience.
Food for thought
(Possible Questions For The Employer)
* What is the specific organizational chart and reporting structure for clinical placements to ensure autonomous medical direction?
* Can you provide a detailed breakdown of the "Stipend & Tuition Package" of $30,000, separating the stipend amount from the tuition coverage value?
* What are the specific responsibilities associated with the "Additional Earning Opportunities" during the summer months, and how is that compensation structured?