The University of Alabama Jr High and High School Athletic Training Student Aide Camp Staff invites you to learn about athletic training from the athletic trainers who provide medical care to some of the best athletes in the nation! The camp is designed for jr high and high school students who are interested in gaining athletic training knowledge and skills. The program will address current concepts in athletic training and is taught by certified athletic trainers who work at The University of Alabama. We hope to see you there on Saturday, July 6th, 2019!
2019 Jr High & High School Athletic Training Student Aide Camp July 6th, 2019 8am – 5pm
Why Should I Attend This Camp?
The University of Alabama Jr High & High School Athletic Training Student Aide Camp Staff invites you to learn about athletic training from the athletic trainers who provide medical care to some of the best athletes in the nation! The camp is designed for jr high & high school students who are interested in gaining athletic training related knowledge & skills. The program will address current concepts in athletic training and is taught by certified athletic trainers who work at The University of Alabama.
What Is An Athletic Trainer?
An Athletic Trainer is a health care professional who has been trained to prevent, recognize, evaluate and rehabilitate injuries and illnesses that commonly occur in the athletic patient population. To become a Certified Athletic Trainer, an individual must graduate from an accredited Athletic Training Program (like we have here at The University of Alabama), and then sit for and pass a national board of certification examination. After successfully passing that examination, that individual is eligible to be employed as an athletic trainer in all 50 states.
What Will We Be Learning/Doing At This Camp?
Topics include:
~ Basic Anatomy Review ~ Basic Injury Evaluation Process ~ Stretching Techniques
~ Vitals Assessment Techniques ~ Crutch-Fitting ~ Wrapping Techniques
~ Taping Techniques ~ Gait Analysis ~ Concussion Assessment
~ Basic Anatomy Review ~ Basic Injury Evaluation Process ~ Stretching Techniques
~ Vitals Assessment Techniques ~ Crutch-Fitting ~ Wrapping Techniques
~ Taping Techniques ~ Gait Analysis ~ Concussion Assessment
Where Will The Camp Be Held?
All camp activities will be conducted in the Football Athletic Training Room in the Mal Moore Football Facility just off Bear Bryant Drive. Camper Check-In and Check-Out will take place in the main foyer of the Mal Moore Football Facility (entrance that faces the baseball stadium).
Questions?
Contact Jeri Zemke PhD, LAT, ATC
zemke001@bama.ua.edu
Students interested in attending should complete the Registration Form which includes registration, medical history, and liability forms. The Medication Management form should also be completed if the camper will be bringing medication with him/her to camp.
Additional information for parents is included in the Parent Handbook.
Additional information for parents is included in the Parent Handbook.
RSS Feed