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Posted: 28-Jan-25

Location: Ann Arbor, Michigan

Type: Full-time

Categories:

Sports Medicine Sports Medicine - Athletic Training

Sector:

Collegiate Sports

Additional Information:

7 openings available.

Internal Number: 257730

The University of Michigan is now accepting applications for its 12-month Post-Graduate Athletic Training Fellowship program, beginning in June 2025. This non-accredited fellowship is designed to prepare athletic trainers for advanced clinical practice in sports medicine. Using an interdisciplinary model, the program incorporates evidence-based practices and focuses on enhancing healthcare quality for student-athletes, optimizing outcomes, and a robust human resource development component.

Clinical Education Outcomes Topics:

Transition to Practice Orientation Comprehensive Hands-on Training in Spinal and Pelvic Muscle Energy Technique   Comprehensive Hands-on Training in Manual Therapy Techniques including but not limited to PNF, Graston Technique, Myofascial Decompression, Taping, Sports Massage, Active Isolated Stretching, and Advanced Joint Mobilizations Emergency Preparedness and Response Collaborative Interdisciplinary Care Within a Sports Performance Model Grand Rounds: Clinicians Corner Advanced Rehabilitative Strategies: Blood flow Restriction Therapy, Advanced Hip Rehabilitation Strategies, Creating Comprehensive Rehabilitation Programs. Mental Health, First Aid and Crisis Management Concussion Evaluation, Testing, and Management Strategies for Recovery Pain Education Patient Reported Outcome Measures Advanced Therapeutic Modalities Drug Testing Human Resources (HR) Development Professional Profile HR Project, MicroMentorship, Development and Use of Effective Communication, Education, Tips and Tricks the Human Resources Perspectives you need to know.

Possible Team Assignments:

Track and Field (2) Tennis (1) Water Polo (TBD) University Health Services / Club Sports (2)

Compensation:

$43,888.00 (12 month fellowship term June 2025 - June 2026)   Licensure Fees BOC Fees Medical benefits Additional opportunities to work camps, clinics, and other per diem opportunities  

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