Athletic trainer

Athletic Trainer Have you been looking to get in shape? Recovering from a bone or muscle injury? Out of many other jobs I could have chose, athletic trainer seemed best. Helping people with their lives and health sounds like something I would like to do. This job could also be difficult if the trainee didn’t want to cooperate or was unable to eat certain foods. Athletic trainers mainly prevent, diagnose, and treat bone and muscle injuries, along with illness. All that is needed to become one is

politician, lawyer, and athletic trainer. Politicians play a very important role in society as they make up the federal, state, and local government as citizens who are elected democratically and work with the common citizen. Rob Sanchez, an author from GovLoop, states that the top education

A. with your company, suggested I reach out to you in regards to the open Athletic Trainer position with Baylor Scott and White. My educational background in Athletic Training, previous work experience, and personal qualities, makes me an excellent candidate for this position. Throughout my experience, I have accumulated more than 3 years, 800 hours, of hands-on athletic training practicum and 2 years as a Personal Trainer. With my recent Master’s Degree in Health Science from the University of the

students spend their years of high school partying and hanging out with their friends, but I have dedicated myself to staying after school every day to volunteer and help the Athletic Trainer at the High School, as well as being a part of our schools community service group, Youth Core, as an officer. Becoming a student athletic trainer has changed me greatly. I learned responsibility and the depth of what goes on in sports behind the scenes. I now know how to assist people when they’re hurt by taping their

Athletic Trainer A couple years back when my mother had back surgery, I would always help her up, which I seemed pretty good at, because she would always say, “Whenever you help me I can never feel it. You are really good at this.” At that time it had gone in one ear and out the other. That’s not until two years ago when my grandmother was really sick, so we had to stay days with her because she couldn’t be by herself. She was sleeping the whole day, so something just told me to wake her up. After

that have missed time due injury, but the overriding sense has been that the Cougars will be fine when the season rolls around because most of the athletes should be healthy by then. But that wouldn't be the case without the tireless efforts of the athletic training staff. "I think they are a more important piece to the puzzle in 2012 than any other piece," said BYU offensive coordinator Brandon Doman. "Getting our guys healthy and then our strength and conditioning staff’s ability to prepare them

An athletic trainer is a certified and licensed health care professional who practices in the field of sports medicine. Employment of athletic trainers is anticipated to grow 21 percent from 2014 till 2024. As people become more aware of sports-related injuries at a young age, demand for athletic trainers is expected to increase. Growth in an increasingly active middle-aged and elderly population will most likely lead to an increased percentage of athletic-related injuries. Employment of athletic

Being an athletic trainer can be a very exciting career path to choose. One who choses this very interesting career much enjoy a fast past world of sports and emergency medicine. I decided to shadow the athletic trainer at my alma mater; Hebron Christian Academy. His name is Zach Buchner. There are two different titles one can have , that is going to be ATC , meaning this person has their bachelor’s degree in Sports Medicine and are certified or a MATC , meaning this person has their master’s degree

is an Athletic Trainer at Marvin Ridge High School. This is his third year as an Athletic Trainer at the school, and he also teaches classes during the day there as well. During the interview, I gained lots of helpful insight about the Athletic Training Profession. I first met Charlie Hart because I had a semester internship with him during my senior year of high school. I really enjoyed the internship, and learned a lot about the Athletic Training profession. I had never considered Athletic Training

I chose to interview Jamie Schoenherr, an assistant athletic trainer/head of education at Buena Vista University. She finished her undergrad degree at BVU then continued her education at Western Illinois University. Here she received her master’s degree while working for a grad assistantship. Her first job was with the University of Wyoming. From here she moved closer to home to work at a hospital/help with three different high schools. Jamie then decided to return to BVU where she still works to