Athletic Training
Be Part of the Action
Athletic trainers provide healthcare to physically active people. In our accredited program, you get real-world experience along with classroom theory in the prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation of injuries and illnesses by:
- Providing healthcare to our athletic teams
- Practicing your new skills at a variety of area clinics and local colleges
- Preparing to become an entry-level certified athletic trainer
Interested? Find out what you need to enter the program
Check out this video about our program
![]() "The Lynchburg College athletic training program helped me to develop into a career and goal-oriented professional. The faculty provided me with respectful role models and guidance to ensure that I was confident in my abilities." - Holly Archibald '05 |
"I never thought I would have so much fun and learn so much at the same time in clinical education. I am growing as a person in athletic training and becoming more outgoing. I like the variety of responsibilities I am asked to take on." - Kathleen McLaughlin '11 |
What Can I Do With This Degree?
Athletic trainers find careers in secondary schools, colleges and universities, sports medicine clinics, professional sports programs, industrial settings, and other healthcare environments. Take a look at a few of our recent graduates:
- Head Athletic Trainer, Appomattox County Public High School - Tim Olsen '07
- Physical Therapist, VCU Health System - Holly Archibald '05
- Assistant Athletic Trainer, Oglethorpe University - Caroline Wesley '07
- Athletic Trainer, Wilmington Pain and Rehabilitation - Amber Fisher '08
- Assistant Athletic Trainer, Washington & Lee University - Matt Phillips '04
- Poquoson High School Athletic Trainer, RehabCare Group - Jamie Meredith '08
Program Accreditation
Accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education (CAATE)
2201 Double Creek Drive, Suite 5006, Round Rock, Tex. 78664
512.733.9700


