Northern Colorado Bears
Greeley, CO · NCAA · Posted August 21, 2026
Role snapshot
Prevent, provide acute treatment and rehabilitation for athletic injuries; serve as primary athletic trainer for assigned sports; educate and supervise athletic training students; manage medical files and CPR certifications.
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Job description
To ensure full consideration, applications must be received by 11:59pm (MT) on 9/5/2026.
Position Summary:
The intercollegiate athletics program is an integral part of the university striving to achieve the same standards excellence in athletics that exist within academic programs. The program is concerned with the physical and mental welfare of he student and strives to ensure that every athlete has the opportunity to succeed academically and obtain a degree. Sports programs are a vital function of the University at large.
The Assistant Athletic Trainer reports to the Director of Sports Medicine/ Head Athletic Trainer and Senior
Associate Athletic Director and is responsible for assisting in the direction of all aspects of the athletic training Program. This position exists to coordinate the prevention, management
and rehabilitation of athletic injuries Sustained by student-athletes in all 15 varsity sport programs, serving as the primary athletic trainer for Softball
and Swim & Dive.
Job Duties:
75% Prevent, provide acute treatment and rehabilitation for athletic injuries in student-athletes.
Major duties include:
20% Educate and supervise athletic training students including competency sign-offs. Cooperate with the Athletic Training Education Program administrative staff to assist with programs designed to educate and train future athletic trainers.
5% Execution of assigned administrative duties within Sports Medicine Department.
Minimum Qualifications:
Entry level athletic training position. Experience at the Division I collegiate level preferred.
BOC Certification required; Colorado athletic training license or eligibility for license required; first-aid, CPR and AED certified.
Basic computer skills required (Microsoft Office Windows), communication, problem solving, management, supervisory and organizational skills, ability to work well under pressure; knowledge of NCAA rules and regulations. Must be able to work nights and weekends as required.
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