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Athletic Training |
Work environments?04/25/2006 |
where could you work at depending on your degree?
Work settings for Athletic Training have increased greatly in the past few years. As you would guess, the most common settings are high schools, colleges and universities, and professional teams. In addition, there are settings that include outpatient rehab facilities, physicians offices, as well as hospital-based rehab. Additional settings that have been seen lately are: armed forces, industrial rehab, NASA, etc., basically anywhere there are active people that a physician feels can benefit from an Athletic Trainer's skills and expertise. I hope that this helps and I am sorry for the delay in my response.
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WR ’Bill’ Davis, MS, ATC Sports Medicine Manager, Wilce Student Health Center Instructor College of Medicine The Ohio State University |
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