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Summary
The University of Vermont is seeking a full-time Athletic Trainer to provide clinical care, rehabilitation, and medical oversight for varsity student-athletes. This position offers a salary range of $60,000 to $68,000 for an 11-month term and requires a BOC-certified professional with a commitment to inclusive healthcare.
What's to like?
- Integration into a supportive university environment that emphasizes the "Our Common Ground" values of respect, integrity, and innovation
- Opportunity to work with varsity student-athletes in a comprehensive clinical care role including acute care and rehabilitation
- Competitive compensation package with a defined pay range and the stability of a union-represented position (UVMSU)
Food for thought
(Possible Questions For The Employer)
- Which specific varsity teams will be assigned for primary coverage and travel?
- Does the 11-month contract include a specific month off or is it prorated throughout the year?
- Is there a dedicated budget for sports medicine supplies and equipment maintenance?
- What is the typical daily athletic training room schedule versus practice and game coverage?
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