Kelsey M. Rynkiewicz

Springfield College is seeking a Clinical Athletic Trainer with a faculty rank of Assistant Professor of Athletic Training in the Department of Athletic Training. This is a full-time, nine-month, program-track academic faculty appointment beginning August 2026 . The role combines clinical athletic training and teaching . The successful candidate will serve as the supervising athletic trainer for the college football team, provide comprehensive athletic health care for the intercollegiate athletic program, and act as a preceptor for athletic training students. Teaching responsibilities include athletic training lecture and/or laboratory courses. Relevant academic and professional areas include Sports Science , Medical Science , Education , athletic training, sports medicine, rehabilitation, orthopedics, urgent and emergent care, and primary care. The department values collaboration, excellence in teaching and mentorship, service to the profession, and work-life balance through a medical model of athletic healthcare delivery. Eligibility highlights: applicants should hold an earned degree in Athletic Training from a CAATE-accredited institution plus a post-professional master’s or doctoral degree in Athletic Training or a related discipline. At least 3 years of experience as a certified athletic trainer is required, along with Massachusetts licensure eligibility and an NPI number. Preferred qualifications include preceptor experience, CPR/AED instructor certification, teaching experience, and EMR experience. Funding and compensation: salary is listed at $61,000–$65,000 annually for the nine-month contract, with a benefits package that includes tuition benefits, retirement match, medical/dental/vision coverage, paid leave, and wellness resources. How to apply: submit an application through the Springfield College careers portal. The posting indicates applicants may need to verify their email address during the process. No deadline was stated in the post.