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Tuesday, June 18, 2013
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Mike
Sypniak, MS, ATC
Assistant Athletic Trainer Athletic Training Division at OSU School of Health and Rehabilitation Services College of Medicine The Ohio State University |
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Michael Sypniak joins Ohio State for his first year as assistant athletic trainer responsible for both baseball and field hockey. Sypniak completed his athletic trainer certification for the National Athletic Trainers’ Association in 2003. As an undergrad, he assisted with football, baseball, track and field, women’s basketball, field hockey and swimming. In addition, Sypniak completed a one year internship with the sports medicine department at the University of Maryland where he worked extensively with the baseball program. While attending Syracuse University, Sypniak served as a graduate assistant athletic trainer with the football team in 2005. Before coming to Ohio State, Sypniak spent a year interning for the National Football League’s Buffalo Bills athletic training staff.
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