![]() M.S. and M.Ed. in Athletic Training
Brian Boyls-WhiteAdvanced Masters Program Hometown: Fairfax Station, Virginia Athletic Training, Advanced Master's concentrationStudents in the Advanced-Level Master's Option in Athletic Training pursue expanded exploration of the many facets of Athletic Training. Students will develop the necessary skills and knowledge through classroom experiences and practical applications to further their expertise in:
The Higher Education Curriculum facilitates development of teaching skills, teaching techniques and technology assisted instruction. The Sports Medicine Curriculum allows for exploration of more advanced techniques in rehabilitation, orthopedic assessment and injury management. Course work in alternative medicines through the PATH Institute provides a more global view of health care of the athlete. Additional coursework will be available through the Eating Disorders Institute. The Self-Designed Curriculum provides for maximum flexibility to meet the needs of any student. It allows for the combination of education related course work to be blended with the more scientific sports medicine oriented courses. For more information on setting up a self-designed curriculum that meets your individual needs, contact Marjorie King, Ph.D., ATC, PT Admission RequirementsPlease see the Athletic Training admissions page for complete requirements and instructions for applying to the program. Application deadline: March 1 - APPLY NOW Pre-requisites
Graduate AssistantshipsThere are three graduate assistantships available for certified athletic trainers in the Advanced Master’s Program. Professional QualificationsOne year of experience as a BOC certified athletic trainer, Current CPR certification and First Aid certification. Applicant must be in good standing within BOC and NATA, as well as fulfill requirements for state licensure. Clinical Duties A graduate assistant (GA) working for Plymouth State University or Tilton School falls under the supervision of the Head Athletic Trainer, team physician and graduate athletic training program director. Duties include, but are not limited to, athletic event coverage and assisting the Head Athletic Trainer in the design and implementation of a comprehensive program for injury prevention, as well as injury care and rehabilitation for the athletes. Athletic Training Student Supervision As an Accredited Clinical Instructor (ACI) the Graduate Assistant will be assigned to one winter or two fall/spring teams during each academic year. Additionally, the GA will assume the guidance responsibilities and evaluation of performance of student athletic trainers during their clinical experience. Salary and Benefits The graduate assistant will receive an $8,000 stipend each academic year. A tuition waver will be granted for 18 credits per year along with NATA dues, state licensure and an additional $500 for professional development. Opportunities are available in the HHP Department for additional income through instructing classes. Application deadline date: March 1 Graduate Assistantship Application (PDF 208 kb)
LicensureThe state of New Hampshire requires that all Athletic Trainers be licensed. Information on licensure, as well as license application information can be found at: New Hampshire Office of Allied Health Professionals Also see : |
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