The Athletic Trainer supports and advances the mission of FCS by working with individuals engaged in physical activity in the prevention of injuries and illnesses, the recognition, evaluation, and immediate care of injuries and illnesses, the rehabilitation and reconditioning of injuries and illnesses, and the administration of the healthcare program. This position supports student-athletes’ ability to participate in practices and competition following a sports-related injury. Additionally, this position is responsible for coordinating and completing all administrative functions supporting student athletes’ injury prevention, treatment, rehabilitation, and reconditioning, as well as communicating with school administrators, nurses, coaches, and parents regarding a student-athletes' participation status. The Athletic Trainer reports to the Athletic Ministries Director.
Responsibilities of the Athletic Trainer
Requirements
The Athletic Trainer should have the following qualifications:
1. Committed Christian with a close personal walk with the Lord, maintained through personal routines (such as prayer and reading the Bible) and in the school setting (through regular participation in Prayer and Share devotional times and other spiritual development)
2. Possesses Christian character qualities to serve as a role model for young people and readiness to share faith in Christ with students as part of our school’s mission
3. Regular in attendance at an evangelical Protestant church
4. Commitment to a biblical lifestyle, not promoting or engaging in premarital, extramarital, transgender, or homosexual behavior
5. If married, a solid commitment based on Mark 10:9 and positive marital relationship
6. Strong commitment to Christian education
7. Bachelor's degree (or beyond) in Athletic Training or other related field
8. Eligible for licensure as an athletic trainer in the State of Virginia and BOC certified
9. Two years of athletic training experience is preferred, but not required
10. Thorough knowledge of diagnosis and treatment of athletes who have sustained injuries to their muscles and bones
11. Frequent walking, standing, light lifting to 40 pounds, and other limited physical activities are required
12. Ability to communicate and develop effective working relationships with students, parents, and staff
13. Punctual and dependable
14. Teachable, servant spirit

Fredericksburg Christian School is an evangelical, non-denominational school dedicated to a strong academic program with Christian character and Biblical truths integrated into every area, in order that students develop a lifelong Biblical worldview.