What is it like to be in UC's Athletic Training program? Learn more about the student experience.
5th year student in the Accelerated Master's of Athletic Training Program, Elizabeth Morales, assists UC football players.
I am in my 5th year of the Accelerated Master of Science in Athletic Training Program. I chose UC's MS AT Program because I was already on track to enter the 3+2 program. I also loved being in Cincinnati and didn't want to leave! The professors and relationships I have built at UC made it clear to me to not even consider searching for another program.
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Students pack a medical emergency bag.
REHABCATS stands for Recognizing, Evaluating, and Healing for Athletic Benefit by Cincinnati Athletic Training Students. The mission of REHABCATS is to advance the interests of members by providing means for education, the exchange of ideas within the profession of athletic training, and encouraging members to establish good contacts while enhancing the quality of health care for the University of Cincinnati’s athletes through:
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Graduates of the Masters of Science Athletic Training program complete 6 Clinical Practice Courses (Clinical Experiences), one each semester in the program. The last 2 semesters (fall and spring) are fully immersive which allows the student a full-time, immersive, and integrated experience. Students averaged approximately 1800 hours of hands-on clinical experience over their 2 years in the program
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average salary for Athletic trainers is $57,810 annually.
Allied Health Students: Kaleb Gerken, Dani Ameh, and Anastasia Russell (left to right)
Every student's educational journey is unique. Together with the University of Cincinnati's centralized programs and resources, The College of Allied Health Sciences provides a wide range of solution-based services, intended to remove obstacles and clear the pathway to success.
April 11, 2024
The University of Cincinnati College of Allied Health Sciences CAHS Scholarly Showcase allows students to present and view other student research and scholarly work.
October 31, 2023
To celebrate Allied Health Week, the College of Allied Health Sciences is pleased to recognize Carolyn Crampton, alumni of the Athletic Training program.
February 8, 2022
Dan Willen, the assistant head athletic trainer for the AFC Champion Cincinnati Bengals, graduated from UC in 1998 with a degree in health promotion with an emphasis on athletic training. That program would be part of the formation a year later of the College of Allied Health Sciences. One of the reasons Dan, who went to high school in Dayton, OH, chose UC is because his dad graduated from the aerospace engineering program at UC in 1968 and did his co-op at NASA during the height of the manned missions to the moon.
