Frequently asked questions regarding the Athletic Training Residency Programs:
What is an Athletic Training Residency Program?
CAATE defines the mission of a post-professional athletic training residency to advance the preparation of an athletic training practitioner through a planned program of clinical and didactic education in a specialized area utilizing an evidence-based approach to enhance patient care.
Who can apply to the Atlantic Sports Health Athletic Training Residency Program?
Applicable candidates have a bachelor’s or master’s degree, GPA of 3.0 on a 4-point scale, board certification (BOC) or eligibility, New Jersey athletic training license or eligibility, CPR/AED certification
What is the salary and benefits for the resident?
Resident Salary: $61,200 not including over-time. Residents also have the opportunity for overtime in the form of covering per diem events for Atlantic Sports Health.
Resident Benefits: As a full-time employee of Atlantic Health, residents receive the following benefits:
- Medical
- Dental
- Vision
- Prescription
- Wellness program
- FSA & Dependent Care Savings
- Paid Time Off
Continuing Education Units (CEUs): 20 CEUs minimum
Conferences & Seminars: $2000 (allocated to events approved by core faculty)
Does Atlantic Health provide any housing or transportation?
Atlantic Health does not provide assistance with housing or transportation. Having access to a car is required to travel from site to site.
What is the length of the Atlantic Health Athletic Training Residency Program?
12 months.
