Job Details
Substitute Athletic Trainer
Substitute Athletic Trainer
Gavilan College
Salary: $38.46 Hourly
Location: Gilroy Campus
Job Type: Substitute
Job Number: 202500100
Department: Athletic Trainer
Closing: 11/30/2025 11:59 PM Pacific
Bargaining Unit: CS
Definition
Part-Time Temporary Position
Up to 29 hours per week, non-benefitted
Classified Salary Schedule, Track 20
(Currently: $38.46 per hour)
Under general supervision, to develop and implement health services for the care and prevention of injuries to student athletes; to administer first aid and emergency medical care; to administer rehabilitation of injuries; to teach within the physical education curriculum; to serve as the college's athletics equipment manager; and to perform related duties as assigned.
Essential Duties
- Oversees, directs and schedules the activities of athletic trainers and athletic training students; recruits, guides, trains and evaluates trainers and interns in the performance of their duties;
- Receives and reviews student health history records and informs faculty of health problems; maintains formal, confidential student health records;
- Coordinates and assists physician with pre-participation screening exams of athletes;
- Counsels students with health or injury problems and makes referrals to health agencies; decides, in absence of team physician whether an athlete is medically able to participate in practice and/or return to competition;
- Identifies and treats athletic related injuries; Administers emergency first aid, emergency medical care including lifesaving procedures to student-athletes;
- Reviews athletic insurance coverage and assists student athletes in the correct submission of insurance forms; completes medical insurance forms;
- Maintains medical usage records and prepares simple reports; maintains accurate and detailed injury and treatment reports;
- Responds to medical emergencies on campus, administering first aid and/or C.P.R. as required;
- Provides athletic training services for team practices and athletic events; instructs about aspects of injuries, reconditioning and nutrition;
- Assists with preparation of written policies and procedures regarding emergency management, treatment and reconditioning of injured athletes
- Tapes and otherwise prepares student athletes for sporting events;
- Administers the use of rehabilitation equipment such as ultrasound, whirlpool, electric stem and physical therapy treatments, and operates related therapeutic modalities;
- Supervises the use of training equipment; maintains the training area and treatment room in a clean, sanitary and orderly condition;
- Travels to athletic events with groups representing the college;
- Assists in budget development, recommends and administers functional budgets for first aid supplies and equipment
- Serves as athletic equipment manager; purchases, repairs and maintains supplies and equipment; maintains an accurate inventory of all athletic training room supplies and equipment; maintains first aid kits and supplies;
- Inspects playing fields and athletic equipment; notes and reports health and/or safety hazards;
- Performs basic clerical duties, including posting, filing and answering the telephone;
- Develops and maintains cooperative and effective working relationship with others including athletes, athletic trainers, coaches, parents, physicians and health center personnel; facilitates communication among parties;
- Reads, interprets, applies and explains rules regulations, policies and procedures related to athletic training and health services.
Minimum Qualifications, Education, and Experience
Knowledge of:
- Types and symptoms of athletic injuries, their prevention, care, treatment and first aid methods.
- Policies, procedures and objectives of physical education and athletic programs.
- Techniques and practices of training and providing work direction to trainers and student interns.
- Advanced principles of anatomy and physiology.
- Broad understanding of the legalities related to student athletics.
- Repair, maintenance and inventory of athletic equipment.
- Methods, practices, terminology and techniques used in athletic training activities including the prevention of injuries and use of physical therapy equipment.
- Basic safety practices and principles.
- Rules and regulations applying to safe equipment operation, medical scope and limits of authority.
- Identifying, prescribing and treating athletic injuries.
- Understanding and carrying out written and oral directions.
- Applying various types of therapeutic treatment, equipment and conditioning programs. Using athletic training and physical therapy equipment with proficiency.
- Communicating effectively with coaches, student-athletes and administrators the needs of the injured student-athletes.
- Working with and relating to several different medical entities; working with physicians, hospitals, clinics, EMT/paramedics, insurance companies and maximizing use of time.
- Operating a personal computer using word processing and database programs, a calculator and Standard office equipment.
- Basic record keeping and report writing.
- Establishing and maintaining cooperative and effective working relationships with students, staff and the general public. Interpersonal communications, using tact, patience and courtesy.
ILLUSTRATIVE EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE: A typical way to obtain the above knowledge and skill is a combination of education and experience equivalent to: Bachelor's degree with major coursework in health services, physical therapy or a closely related field, and one year of experience as a health services technician or athletic trainer.
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS: The physical abilities involved in the performance of essential duties are: Sitting, standing to supervise home contests, perform training room activities and administration; walking from training rooms to fields or gym; running in response to emergencies; climbing, bending, stooping to operate equipment assess and treat injuries, and access supplies; hand/finger movement sufficient to type, treat injured athletes, operate and handle equipment; and lifting up to 75 pounds. Must be able to carry equipment for long distances and time durations. This work is performed indoors and outdoors in a variety of weather conditions.
NON-DISCRIMINATION: Gavilan College is an equal opportunity/affirmative action/Title IX/Employer of Disabled, committed to hiring a diverse staff. All qualified individuals regardless of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, military status, sexual orientation, or marital status are encouraged to apply. If you have a verifiable disability and require accommodation to complete an application, please contact the Human Resources Office at (408) 852-2823
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