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121 new athletic trainer jobs this week. After a few weeks headlined by a $240,000 USC director role, an NFL spotter position, and a TBI diagnostic role nobody had ever seen before, this week was quieter. No jaw-dropping headlines, no single role that stops the scroll. Just a solid, honest cross-section of the market doing what it does most weeks. The cost-of-living math is doing more work than usual this week. The highest converted ceiling on the board — $120,245 — belongs t

Welcome to the 16th Edition of the Athletic Trainer Finder Weekly Newsletter. This week 120 new athletic trainer jobs came across the market. But before we get into any of it — AT Finder crossed 2,000 subscribers this week. That milestone belongs to everyone reading this. Thank you for being part of it. A few things on the board this week worth noting before the picks. The Cleveland Browns posted a part-time Athletic Trainer Spotter role — $125 per hour, home games only, NFL

109 new athletic trainer jobs this week. Where colleges and professional sports carried the list last week, secondary schools and independent schools played the major role this week — and they brought some of the wider salary bands of the year with them. Some of the highlights we see this week definitely warrant a cost-of-living examination. A $147,626 ceiling from a Maryland school district. A Princeton, NJ independent school topping out at $102,682. Brooklyn private school

That’s the headline. Keck Medicine of USC posted a Senior Director of Athletic Medicine Operations role for the USC athletic program with a salary range of $145,600 to $240,240 — the highest ceiling this board has seen in 14 editions. It edges out the previous high (Sutter Health at $229,174 in week four). The floor is actually lower, and Los Angeles is a tougher cost-of-living market than Sacramento, so it’s not a clean sweep — but at this level, the ceiling is what matters