Humboldt Broncos Athletic Therapist:Equipment Manager July 2018

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Humboldt Broncos Athletic Therapist:Equipment Manager July 2018 Humboldt Broncos Box 1414 Humboldt, Saskatchewan S0K 2A0 July 6, 2018 The Humboldt Broncos Junior ‘A’ Hockey Team, a proud member oF the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League (SJHL), is currently seeking a full-time Athletic Therapist/Equipment Manager. Humboldt is a growing community oF approximately 6,500 residents and up to approximately 10,000 residents when including the surrounding communities. The city is located approximately 110 km east oF Saskatoon and 235 km north of Regina. The primary industries in the area are agriculture and potash. For more inFormation about the City oF Humboldt, please Visit www.humboldt.ca. Reporting to the General Manager/Head Coach, the successFul candidate will be a leader with high integrity who belieVes in the pursuit oF excellence. His/Her role is to contribute to the personal growth of players in conjunction with the deVelopment oF their skills. Primary duties include but not limited to: • Assist in the preVention, assessment and treatment oF injuries • Responsible For giVing players medical treatment they may need prior to, during or aFter practices/games • Provide medical coverage at all practice sessions and games, both home and away • DeVelop an Emergency Action Plan • Provide injury evaluation, management, and rehabilitation • DeVelop a return to play plan For injured players • Coordinate treatment with physicians/medical personnel • Provide an injury report/update to the coaching staFF daily • Maintain all medical records pertaining to treatment required • Coordinate medical insurance claims • Maintain team equipment: Sharpen skates, perForm minor Fixes, cleaning and laundry throughout the season • Keep an up to date inVentory oF all equipment • Order equipment as required • Participate in equipment budget development • Represents the Humboldt Broncos Junior ‘A’ Hockey Team in a proFessional manner while dealing with all aspects oF the organization including, but not limited to major sponsors, season ticket holders, billets, the community oF Humboldt and area; • Ensures players and staff are held to and conduct themselVes within the established values oF the Humboldt Broncos Board of Directors and within the rules and guidelines set Forth by the SJHL and Hockey Canada; • Supports the mission and its short, medium, and long-term objectiVes, projections and policies, in collaboration with the General Manager/Head Coach; • Completes other duties as assigned by the General Manager/Head Coach. Humboldt Broncos Box 1414 Humboldt, Saskatchewan S0K 2A0 Qualifications/Skills: • Graduation from an accredited Athletic Therapy UniVersity/College program • Respect in Sport • Hockey Canada SaFety Program • First Aid and CPR • Certified Athletic Therapist (CATA or NATA) • ProFiciency with MS OFFice applications, including Excel, Word and Outlook or Mac equiValents • A proVen ability to work collaboratively with a General Manager/Head Coach; All interested applicants are asked to send a coVer letter and resume with three proFessional reFerences to Randolph MacLEAN, Humboldt Broncos Vice President, at [email protected]. Closing date For applications: July 18, 2018 at 5:00 pm CST. For Further inFormation, please contact: Randolph MacLEAN, Vice President at 1-306-231-3406. The Humboldt Broncos Junior ‘A’ Hockey Club wishes to thank all applicants for their interest in employment with our team. Please note that only those applicants shortlisted For interViews will be contacted. As a condition of employment, the successful candidate will be required to provide a current criminal record check with vulnerable sector screening. .
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