Lead Athletic Trainer

Dynamic Systems Technology, Inc. (Dys. Tech) is seeking an experienced Lead Athletic Trainer (Lead AT) to support the U.S. Army Holistic Health and Fitness (H2F) System in South Korea and/or Guam. The Lead AT provides professional leadership and subject-matter expertise in athletic training, musculoskeletal care, injury prevention, reconditioning, and human performance optimization in support of Army personnel.

The Lead AT serves as a principal advisor to the supported Brigade or Area Support Team Injury Control Director and clinical supervisor. This position works closely with H2F personnel, military leadership, medical providers, and unit representatives to integrate injury-control and performance-optimization services into military training and operational activities.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

Serve as the lead athletic training subject-matter expert for acute musculoskeletal care, injury prevention, reconditioning, and performance optimization. Coordinate and synchronize athletic training services with the H2F Lead Strength and Conditioning Coach, H2F Integrator, Brigade Command Sergeant Major, and other designated personnel.

Advise supported military leadership on athletic training capabilities, injury trends, injury-control initiatives, and strategies to improve Soldier readiness. Plan and deliver injury-prevention education, training, and instruction in accordance with unit training calendars and the commander's intent. Conduct musculoskeletal screenings and assessments, provide authorized athletic training services, and support appropriate injury-management and reconditioning activities.

Provide immediate care for soft-tissue injuries, inflammation, edema, and pain within professional scope of practice and applicable clinical protocols. Support emergency response and first-aid activities within the limits of professional training, credentials, and authorization. Assist with the development and implementation of individualized reconditioning plans to facilitate safe and effective return to duty and physical activity.

Ensure appropriate documentation of patient encounters, services rendered, and performance data in authorized electronic health record and program systems. Participate in peer reviews, H2F performance team meetings, program reviews, leadership meetings, and other required coordination activities. Provide orientation and guidance on the safe use of athletic training and performance equipment.

Maintain accurate records and comply with applicable clinical oversight, privacy, documentation, and quality-assurance requirements. Coordinate with medical providers and clinical supervisors regarding referrals, treatment limitations, and cases requiring additional medical evaluation. Support program reporting, performance measurement, and continuous improvement initiatives.

Perform other related duties consistent with the position and contract requirements. Required Qualifications Applicants must meet the following minimum requirements: Education: Bachelor's degree from a Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education (CAATE)-accredited college or university and a master's degree in a related field, such as Exercise Science, Kinesiology, Sports Medicine, or a related discipline.

Certification: Current Board of Certification (BOC) certification as an Athletic Trainer (ATC). State Licensure: Current, valid, unrestricted athletic training license from one of the 50 U.S. states or applicable U.S. territories, as required. Experience: At least five years of athletic training experience, including at least two of the three years immediately preceding contract execution spent practicing as an athletic trainer.

Student experience does not count toward the experience requirement. Clinical and Operational Experience: Experience supporting athletic, sports, tactical, military, or other physically demanding environments. Basic Life Support: Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification for Healthcare Providers from the American Heart Association or American Red Cross, including AED certification.

Web-based-only classes do not satisfy this requirement. National Provider Identifier: Ability to obtain a National Provider Identifier (NPI) before beginning performance, as required. Communication and Computer Skills: Strong written and verbal English communication skills and proficiency with Microsoft Office applications and electronic documentation systems.

Background and Access Requirements: Ability to complete the required Tier 1 investigation, government credentialing, and applicable security or installation access procedures. Overseas Employment Eligibility: For overseas assignments, ability to meet applicable legal residency, work authorization, and Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) or equivalent status requirements.

Education

The applicable performance work statement permits the master's degree requirement to be waived with prior Contracting Officer's Representative (COR) approval when the candidate holds a bachelor's degree and has five full years of athletic training experience. Required certifications and other applicable qualifications remain in effect.

Any waiver must be approved before the candidate is treated as meeting the requirement.

Preferred Qualifications

Experience supporting U.S. military personnel, tactical athletes, or operational training environments. Experience in collegiate, professional, secondary-school, or other organized athletic programs. Familiarity with injury prevention, musculoskeletal assessment, reconditioning, and return-to-duty processes. Experience working with multidisciplinary healthcare and human-performance teams.

Familiarity with military medical and performance systems, including MHS GENESIS, H2F Management System (H2FMS), and the Medical Readiness Portal, as applicable. Experience delivering injury-prevention education and briefing military leadership. Ability to work effectively with diverse teams in a structured, mission-focused environment.

Work Environment and Physical Requirements The Lead AT will work in military installations, athletic training facilities, gyms, and other training environments. The position requires interaction with military personnel participating in physical training and operational activities. The successful candidate must be able to perform the essential duties of the position, including providing athletic training support in physically active environments.

Work may require schedule flexibility, occasional evening or weekend support, and travel in accordance with mission requirements. Professional Expectations The Lead AT is expected to: Maintain current certifications, licensure, and required credentials. Practice within professional scope, applicable law, clinical protocols, and designated medical oversight.

Protect sensitive and personal information and follow applicable privacy and records-management requirements. Demonstrate professionalism, sound judgment, initiative, and effective communication. Maintain accurate and timely documentation. Support a collaborative, safety-focused, and mission-oriented work environment.