The University will work diligently to ensure that accreditation is received. Clinical Educationn Clinical education provides students the opportunity to apply classroom knowledge with clinical experience. All clinical experiences, traditional and nontraditional, are under the direct supervision of certified athletic trainers. The program director, head athletic trainer and on-campus academic clinical coordinator are responsible for clinical assignments. Students must show proof of completed health form and be currently certified in CPR prior to beginning clinical education.
Students are responsible for providing transportation to off-campus sites.
The clinical education program requires students to amass a minimum number of clinical hours per semester. It can also serve as a foundation for graduate study in physical therapy, exercise physiology, biomechanics, cardiac rehabilitation, wellness and conditioning and nutrition. The didactic and clinical components allow students the opportunity to explore general related areas of study, including exercise physiology, strength and conditioning training, exercise prescription and fitness assessment. Graduates from the EX track are prepared to pursue either employment opportunities in health and fitness settings, or graduate school in those health professions noted above. No additional application process is required for students in the EX track.