Post-professional Athletic Training program
graduate education
Post-professional masters athletic training education program mission
The
mission of our post-professional Masters athletic training education
program is to expand critical thinking and clinical reasoning in applied
and experiential, knowledge through evidence based medicine. Our
program develops scholarly clinicians and mentors through
interprofessional education, research, community engagement and clinical
experiences.
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Post-Professional Athletic Training
Program (PPATEP) here at ISU! Our
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General Information
Indiana
State University provides a Master of Science degree in Athletic
Training in 37 credits over 4 traditional semesters.
We provide 19 assistantships with stipends of $9150 and tuition
support up to $23,125. We
can boast maximum enrollment, with additional students without
assistantships and a graduation rate of
80% (n=24/30; avg time to completion =22.4±4.5 months).
Current students and recent alumni have
29
published manuscripts/abstracts and/or presentations since 2009.
Indiana State University’s PP-ATEP has a long
standing history of excellence in Athletic Training.
As the profession has evolved over the years, we have worked to
create a program that has adapted with the new age of medicine and to
produce leaders in scholarly practice.
Our program strengths include our foci on evidence based medicine
and clinical teaching, the facilitation of professional growth through
clinical course work, and the production of scholarship in the
profession through our points of distinctiveness: education,
evidence-based medicine, and leadership.
The Program is directed by Dr. Lindsey Eberman, Assistant Professor. Please feel free to contact Dr. Eberman with any questions you may have.
