NorthEast Sports Training and Rehabilitation is searching for 2, Certified Athletic Trainer to service existing contracts with local high schools and elite Junior hockey organizations, in Rhode Island. Great compensation, very well-equipped facilities, support staff, and opportunities for advancement. Highly supportive school systems and resourceful athletic departments, combined with competitive sporting organizations, will keep you fresh, invigorated, and motivated. Enjoy a 30 hour work week with the benefit of a healthy, full-time salary. Room to expand hours and earning potential, if desired.
This is a great position for a new trainer, looking to gain valuable experience enhancing practical and administrative skill sets to advance his or her career. Past employees, in this role, have advanced, within, and/or gone on to positions in the NHL, AHL, and collegiate settings. This position is, equally, attractive for the seasoned trainer looking for a more efficient, productive, and lucrative schedule.
Full and part-time positions available in MA, OH, and MD, as well.
"Through the use of functional exercise, qualified exercise Professionals, and 'results-oriented programming, the NEST is committed to developing well conditioned athletes, making them less susceptible to injury, and helping them become the best that they can be."
How It All Began!
NorthEast Sports Training and Rehabilitation (the NEST) was founded, in 1999, by Mike Macchioni - one of the areas first Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialists. It is Rhode Islands only facility dedicated to preparing athletes for sport and, now, includes three satellite facilities.
In 1992, Mike met strength and conditioning pioneer, Mike Boyle. He worked for his company, Elite Conditioning, for five years, training the best athletes in the Boston area. During that same time, Mike spent several years working with Perform Better / MF Athletics educating coaches, trainers, therapists, and physicians about a, then, new training philosophy of exercising. This philosophy, later, would become known as ‘functional training’.
Today, functional training is the most widely accepted approach to enhancing human performance and preventing injuries. Armed with this experience, Mike returned home to expose local athletes to this cutting-edge training philosophy and , since, has assisted some of the best athletes in the world, including a number one NHL draft pick, two NHL Rookie of the Year award winners, and three different Olympic Gold Medalists.