Athletic Training Orthopedics Residency, Ortho Academics, FT, Varies

The one-year Athletic Training Residency provides participants with advanced training in orthopedic sports medicine and arthroscopic surgery, with exposure to a broad-spectrum of upper and lower extremity conditions. Baptist Health Athletic Training residents will gain robust knowledge and experience in the clinic, operating room, and research setting within a high volume, multi-specialty orthopedic practice. Outside of the operating room, residents care for a wide variety of patients and work hand-in-hand with fellowship-trained, board-certified orthopedic surgeons and Certified Athletic Trainer preceptors within Baptist Health Orthopedic Care. During clinic, faculty and residents are supported by allied health professionals including a dedicated surgical coordinator, physician assistants, medical assistants, and X-Ray techs. Within the practice, there are also doctoral-trained personnel, certified clinical research coordinators and students who support the residents with their research duties. Key program Dates: * Applications Accepted - November 3rd through May 1st. * Candidates Interview - Mid May * Candidates Notified - End of May Visit Baptist Health Academics website and Instagram page for more details about the program. Website: Follow us Baptist Health Academics (@baptisthealth_academics) • Instagram photos and videos Eligible candidates must meet the following requirements: * Completed a CAATE-accredited Athletic Training program prior to the start of the residency * BOC Certification * Athletic Training Licensure (or eligibility) in the State of Florida * Current certification in CPR/AED The following documents must be included with your application submission: * CV listing all scholarly activity (publications/presentations) * Personal statement * Three letters of reference (signed, and on letterhead). One letter must be from an ATC familiar with our work.

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