Debbie Bradney, D.P.E., ATC
Assistant Professor, Athletic Training
Department Chair, Athletic Training and Exercise Physiology
Education
- Doctor of Physical Education from Springfield College, May 2002
Dissertation Title: Attitudes of Coaches Regarding Eating Disorders - Master of Science in Athletic Training from Ohio University, June 1998
- Bachelor of Arts in Sports Medicine and Psychology from Ohio Wesleyan University, May 1997
- Current NATA-BOC Certification
- American Heart Association Basic Life Support Instructor
Experience/Background
- Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer, Springfield College, Springfield, Mass., August 1999 to May 2002
- Adjunct Faculty Westfield State College, Westfield, Mass., Spring 2001
- Athletic Trainer, Eastern Rehabilitation Network (Miss Porter's School and New Britain High School), September 1998 to July 1999
- Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer, Ohio University, Athens, Ohio, June 1997 to June 1998
- Student Intern in Sports Medicine, Cleveland Clinic, Summer 1996
- Athletic Training Student, Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio, August 1993-May 1997
Professional Interests/Research
Eating disorders and body dissatisfaction
Lacrosse helmet removal
Cohesion in athletic training staff
Use of residential and learning communities in athletic training education
Courses Taught
Introduction to Athletic Training
Athletic Training Skills
Assessment and Treatment of General Medical Conditions
Current Issues and Research in Athletic Training
Nutrition
Pharmacology
Personal Info/Interests
I enjoy spending time with my husband, my daughters, and our yellow lab. I also enjoy running, hiking, yoga, and traveling. When I have the time, I like a good book or movie.
You may contact me at: 434/544-8522 or e-mail bradney@lynchburg.edu