Athletic Trainers Salaries in Massachusetts

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Job Postings

USD 67,372 /yr

Average Base Pay

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Average annual salary:

USD 63,151

Lower end of salary range

USD 69,680

Average of salary range

USD 75,400

Higher end of salary range

Cities in Massachusetts with the Most Jobs for Athletic Trainers

Here are the top 6 cities in Massachusetts with the most jobs for Athletic Trainers and the average yearly salary in each:

CompTool's Squirrel includes 130 jobs postings for Athletic Trainers in cities across Massachusetts.

Latest Athletic Trainers Jobs

Discover the latest competitive salaries for Athletic Trainers in Massachusetts.

Professional<\/p>

Job Location<\/strong><\/p>

BOSTON, MA, United States<\/p>

Tracking Code<\/strong><\/p>

26500597590407<\/p>

Posted Date<\/strong><\/p>

4\/7\/2026<\/p>

Salary Grade<\/strong><\/p>

Grade 48<\/p>

Expected Hiring Range Minimum<\/strong><\/p>

$70,000.00<\/p>

Expected Hiring Range Maximum<\/strong><\/p>

$77,000.00<\/p>

The salary of the finalist selected for this role will be set based on a variety of factors, including but not limited to departmental budgets, qualifications, experience, education, licenses, specialty, training and internal pay comparison. The above hiring range represents the University's good faith and reasonable estimate of the range of possible compensation at the time of posting.<\/p>

Position Type<\/strong><\/p>

Full-Time\/Regular<\/p>

The Athletic Training Department in Boston University's Student Health Services is recruiting an athletic trainer to join our collaborative team of healthcare providers. Our department provides athletic training services to students who participate in varsity sports, university-sponsored club sports, and Military Educations Reserve Officer Training Corps.<\/p>

What you should know about us:<\/p>

Our Why:<\/strong> Collaborate to improve the lives of those we work with by advocating for goal-driven and impactful healthcare within our community.<\/p>

Our How:<\/strong> We achieve our Why by focusing on: patient-centered care, quality improvement & quality assurance; interprofessional collaboration; personal & professional growth; and professional excellence.<\/p>

Our Commitments:<\/strong> Listen first; Lead by example; Care for ourselves so we can care for others; Make data-informed decisions; Value individual differences. Athletic Training is one of 5 departments in Student Health Services which also includes Primary Care, Counseling & Psychiatric Services, Survivor Advocacy, Response & Prevention, and Health Promotion & Prevention. We share an electronic medical record among the departments. Our department includes a robust team of athletic trainers, a physician medical director, several team physicians, and dedicated administrative support, who work collaboratively to coordinate care. We offer competitive salaries that are at or above the average for nearly every comparable category of the NATA Salary Survey, as well as outstanding benefits including vacation, retirement, health, dental, and vision plans, reimbursement for professional certification and licensure, and annual professional development funding. We provide a supportive work environment that values your well-being as much as your professional achievements. We achieve this through our organizational structure (housed in Student Health Services) and medical model approach to coordinating care for the populations we serve. The Athletic Training Department has a strong history of clinical education and remains committed to experiential learning. We serve as a clinical site for students completing CAATE-accredited professional athletic training programs, as well as for medical students and medical residents and fellows. At Student Health Services, we are committed to diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice in all aspects of our work, including our organizational structure, workplace culture and care for the students we serve. We strive to foster an environment where everyone's identities, needs and experiences are valued, appreciated and accepted. We are continually working to improve our culture, access, advocacy, and services so that they are consistent with these values.<\/p>

The primary responsibilities of an Athletic Trainer are to:<\/p>

Job Title Company Salary
Athletic Trainer, Sports Medicine Mass General Brigham (MGB) USD 56,087
Athletic Trainer Star Camps USD 67,600
Certified Athletic Trainer Worksite Wellness Coach Wellness Workdays USD 61,360
Injury Prevention Specialist - Athletic Trainer ATI Physical Therapy USD 67,454
Certified Athletic Trainer Ipswich Public School District USD 67,600
ATHLETIC TRAINER, Student Health Services Boston University USD 73,500
Athletic Trainer Ivy Rehab USD 55,000
Athletic Trainer - 24hrs/week Tufts Medicine USD 57,689
Athletic Trainer Noble and Greenough School USD 67,500
Athletic Trainer - 32hrs/week MelroseWakefield Healthcare USD 57,689

FAQs

Here are some frequently asked questions related to Athletic Trainers job postings and salaries in Massachusetts:

Q What qualifications are required for an Athletic Trainer job in Massachusetts?
A To qualify for an Athletic Trainer job in Massachusetts, you generally need to have a bachelor’s or master’s degree in Athletic Training and be certified by the Board of Certification for the Athletic Trainer. Massachusetts also requires Athletic Trainers to be licensed by the state’s Board of Allied Health Professions.
Q Where can I find Athletic Trainer job openings in Massachusetts?
A Athletic Trainer job openings in Massachusetts can be found on various online job platforms, at college and university career services, through professional networks, at health and fitness facilities, and by checking the websites of sports teams or educational institutions that may hire Athletic Trainers.
Q What is the average salary for an Athletic Trainer in Massachusetts?
A The average salary for an Athletic Trainer in Massachusetts varies based on factors such as experience, education, employer, and geographical location within the state. It is typically comparable to the national average salary for Athletic Trainers, with adjustments made for the cost of living and market demand in Massachusetts.
Q Are there opportunities for career advancement as an Athletic Trainer in Massachusetts?
A Yes, there are opportunities for career advancement for Athletic Trainers in Massachusetts. These can include specialization in certain areas such as sports, orthopedics, or rehabilitation, pursuing further education, taking on leadership roles, and becoming involved in research or education within the field. Professional development and networking can also play an important role in career progression.

List of Job Postings for Athletic Trainers in Massachusetts

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