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Program Description
In this two-year program, students gain knowledge through real-life experiences in the prevention, recognition, treatment, rehabilitation and administration of athletic, as well as non-athletic, common injuries and conditions. Under the direction of a nationally certified and state-licensed Athletic Trainer, students develop both basic and advanced skills in a lab setting during the first year. Instruction in the second year focuses on individual career exploration outside of the classroom with local professionals in medical, clinical and fitness facilities.
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- Relates well with people
- Ability to work as part of a team
- Strong verbal communicator
- Confident and self-motivated
- Ability to respond in emergency situations
- Interested in exercise and athletics
- Prevention and recognition of injuries/conditions
- First Aid, CPR and AED certification
- Treatment and rehabilitation of injuries
- Strength and conditioning principles
- Exercise Science
- Anatomy/Physiology and Medical Terminology
- Athletic trainer
- Physical therapist
- Physical therapy assistant
- Physician or nurse
- Firefighter/Paramedic
- Recreational/Occupational therapist
- E./Health teacher or coach
- Exercise/Sports psychologist
- Personal trainer
- Physician Assistant
- Strength and conditioning specialist
- Excellent attendance record
- Minimum 2.5 GPA
- Level I: IA Honors Anatomy & Physiology, 1 cr (4.5); IB Exer. & Athl. Training 1 cr (5.0) ; IC Medical Terminology 1cr (5.0)
- Level II: IIA Honors Anatomy & Physiology, 1 cr. (4.5); IIB Fitness Eval. & Assess, 1cr (5.0); IIC Athl. Injuries & Prevention, 1cr (5.0); IID Capstone, 1cr. (4.0)
4.5 and 5.0=credit weighted on a 4.0 scale
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