Can an athletic trainer work independently?
Can an athletic trainer work independently?
Many modern athletic trainers work independently as contractors to individual athletes, sports teams, tournament organizers and more. You will be viewed as an ‘allied healthcare professional’ by the medical industry and could find work as an independent contractor within a variety of medical practices.
This can be a great alternative to employment with one company.
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