This is a practice-intensive clinical education experience that gives students the opportunity to develop a better understanding and appreciation for the roles and responsibilities of an athletic trainer. In addition; students will be expected to gain experience at a primary care office that exposes a student to a variety of non-sport patient populations with a variety of conditions other than orthopedics. Emphasis is on developing the autonomy necessary to make informed decisions as it relates to the diagnostic and referral protocols for general medical conditions specific to the pediatric; adult; and elderly patient. A minimum of 150 clinical hours is required.Transportation to area affiliate clinical sites may be required. A lab fee may be assessed.Prerequisites:
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