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Athletic Trainer
Company : Select Medical
Location : Dallas, TX, 75261
Job Type : Full Time / Part Time
Date Posted : 11 January 2026
Overview
Baylor Scott & White Institute for Rehabilitation
Dallas, TX
Licensed Athletic Trainer (LAT)
Sports Health
American Airlines - DFW Airport
Hours / Schedule as follows:
Wednesday - Friday : 8:00am - 6:00pm
Saturday: 6:00am - 4:00pm or 8:00am - 6:00pm
Sunday-Monday: Off
Full Time
Starting salary: $ 56,326.40
Work-Strategies Specialist / ATC – Dallas, TX - Industrial setting experience a plus!
Benefits of Becoming an Athletic Trainer with us:
- Health
- Vision
- Dental
- 401 K
- Employee student loan Assistance and NATA membership dues reimbursement
- BOC fee reimbursement
Responsibilities
Baylor Scott & White Institute for Rehabilitation is looking to hire a Work Strategies Specialist/Athletic Trainer for American Airlines at the DFW Airport. Job responsibilities for this position include OnSite coverage of an industrial client: Early Symptom Intervention, Ergonomics and injury prevention. This position is ideal for a well-organized candidate with a diverse scope of interests and the ability to work independently. Industrial experience is a plus, but not necessary.
Job Duties:
- Responsible for OnSite coverage for Industrial customer 32 or 40 hrs/week.
- Early Symptom Intervention for customer providing first aid services
- Design and implement injury prevention strategies for the industrial setting
- Office ergonomics
Qualifications
- State of TX Licensed Athletic Trainer required
- BS Degree Required
- Minimum one year of clinical experience
- Industrial setting experience a plus!
- BOC certified is preferred but not required
- American Heart Association BLS - CPR Certification
Additional Data
Equal Opportunity Employer including Disabled/Veterans
Addison, TX
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Frequently asked questions
While industrial experience can boost your profile, many athletic trainer positions in Dallas, especially at Select Medical, welcome candidates with strong clinical backgrounds. Skills in ergonomics and injury prevention can often compensate, opening doors even if your experience isn’t specifically industrial.
Dallas has a growing demand for licensed athletic trainers, thanks to its vibrant sports and rehabilitation sectors. While opportunities abound, candidates with certifications like BOC or specialized industrial knowledge often stand out amid rising competition.
Beyond licensing, athletic trainers thrive by mastering early symptom intervention, ergonomic assessments, and injury prevention strategies. Effective communication and independent decision-making are crucial, especially in dynamic environments like industrial client sites.
Select Medical structures schedules thoughtfully, often with weekend shifts balanced by weekdays off, enabling athletic trainers to maintain a healthy work-life flow. For example, this role includes Wednesday to Friday shifts and weekend hours, with Sundays and Mondays off.
Select Medical stands out by offering comprehensive benefits, including student loan assistance and certification reimbursements, tailored for athletic trainers focused on industrial and sports health sectors in Texas, fostering both career growth and financial support.
This position uniquely blends athletic training expertise with industrial health, involving onsite injury prevention and ergonomic interventions at American Airlines’ DFW facility. It requires adapting sports health principles to an industrial environment, supporting employee wellness proactively.
Starting salaries for athletic trainers at Select Medical in Dallas generally begin around $56,326 annually, reflecting competitive pay within the rehabilitation and industrial health fields, alongside robust benefits that enhance overall compensation.
Holding a Texas state athletic trainer license is essential for working legally in Dallas, especially within industrial settings. Employers prioritize licensed professionals to ensure compliance and high standards in injury prevention and clinical care.
Yes, Select Medical invests in their athletic trainers by reimbursing NATA membership dues, BOC fees, and offering student loan assistance, fostering continuous education and career advancement tailored to the Dallas healthcare and sports training markets.
Unlike general fitness trainers, athletic trainers at Select Medical deliver clinical care focusing on injury prevention, symptom intervention, and ergonomic assessments, often in specialized industrial and sports rehabilitation environments, requiring advanced certifications and clinical experience.