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3 or 4 Unit Completer 3 or 4 Unit Completer

Come for the skills......... Stay for the challenge!

Health Science
Certified Nurse Aide
Direct Support Professional
Paid Feeding Assistants
Sports Medicine First Aid/ CPR/ AED (BLS)
Medical Technician
OSHA 10

Sports Medicine I emphasizes Sports Medicine career Medical/Clinical Lab Technologist $50,100
exploration and the prevention of athletic injuries. The class Respiratory Therapists $69,500
will also cover components of exercise science, kinesiology, Dental Hygienists $75,900
anatomy, principles of safety, first aid, cardiopulmonary
resuscitation (CPR), and vital signs. The course also covers Registered Nurses $77,400
legal issues, members of the sports medicine team, nutrition, Bio Engineers & Biomedical Engineers $96,000
protective sports equipment, environmental safety issues, Physician Assistants $109,200
taping and wrapping, mechanisms of injury, and application Nurse Anesthetists $198,600
of other sports medicine concepts.
Physicians $271,700
(Prerequisite: Biology or instructor recommendation.) Ophthalmologist $301,900
Athletic Trainer $52,100
Physical Therapist $90,600
Sports Medicine II emphasizes the assessment and Physical Therapist Assistant $64,100
rehabilitation of athletic injuries. The content will include Occupational Therapist Assistant $67,800
specific conditions and injuries that may be experienced by
individuals participating in athletic activities. In addition,
the use of appropriate therapeutic modalities and exercise
in the care and rehabilitation of injuries will be examined.
Advanced concepts related to the administrative aspects
of the sports medicine program will also be covered in this Are you interested in the Medical Field?
course. Are you a motivated self- starter?
(Prerequisite: Sports Medicine I with a grade of 75 or better Are you eager to learn with an inquisitive nature?
or instructor recommendation.) Can you demonstrate a sincere, caring attitude for the well-being
of others?

Sports Medicine III emphasizes the student’s ability
to apply concepts from previous Sports Medicine
course work to real-world situations and scenarios. A
priority will be placed on understanding the current
research and evidence-based practices affecting the
practice of Sports Medicine professionals. Students
are expected to participate in clinical situations
either at school with their athletic department or at
an outside clinical setting for real world experience.
(Prerequisite for Clinical Portion: Students must have 75 or
better or instructor recommendation.)

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