Central State University is hiring: Head Athletic Trainer in Wilberforce

Position Overview: Central State University seeks a Head Athletic Trainer to lead the sports medicine program and provide comprehensive healthcareservices for student-athletes across 13 NCAA Division II programs. This position oversees all aspects of injury prevention, evaluation, treatment, rehabilitation, and return-to-playprocedures. The Head Athletic Trainer also supervises a part‑time athletic trainer and collaborates closely with team physicians and the Director of Health & Wellness to align athletics and campuswellness initiatives.

Key Responsibilities: Sports Medicine Leadership Direct daily operations of the athletic training room and sportsmedicine program. Supervise the part-time athletic trainer, student workers, and interns. Coordinate care with team physicians, physical therapists, and outside medical providers. Oversee athletic training inventory, equipment, and budget. Ensure compliance with NCAA, SIAC, NATA, BOC, and Ohio licensurestandards. Clinical Responsibilities Provide on-site injury evaluation, emergency care, and acuteinjury management. Develop and administer individualized treatment andrehabilitation programs. Conduct pre-participation screenings and maintain accurate medical documentation. Travel with assigned teams and attend home competitions andpractices. Injury Prevention & Wellness Implement injury prevention programs and recoveryprotocols. Educate student-athletes on nutrition, conditioning, and safetraining practices. Partner with Health & Wellness on campuswide wellnessinitiatives. Communication & Collaboration Communicate effectively regarding injury status and return-to-play expectations. Participate in department meetings, safety initiatives, and training sessions. Support drug education and sports performance programming.

Minimum Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Athletic Training or related field. BOC Certification. Eligible for Ohio AT licensure. CPR, First Aid, AED certified.3–5 years of athletic training experience, preferably collegiate. Ability to work evenings, weekends, holidays, and travel.