The Gannon University Masters of Athletic Training is designed for aspiring professionals ready to lead in patient-centered healthcare, focusing on the critical skills needed for injury prevention, assessment, and treatment. You will delve into the clinical application of care, mastering techniques for evaluating and managing acute and emergent illnesses and injuries across the upper and lower extremities, as well as the head, neck, and spine. This postgraduate program prepares you to address the complex health and well-being needs of diverse patient populations within the dynamic field of athletic training.
This full-time, on-campus Masters Degree is studied over two years, providing you with extensive clinical experience through supervised opportunities in multiple settings. You will progress from observational roles to immersive experiences, gaining the confidence and competence for autonomous practice. Your curriculum includes rigorous coursework and hands-on application, ensuring you are well-prepared for the national certification examination. You will graduate equipped to pursue rewarding careers as an athletic trainer in settings such as universities, professional sports, hospitals, and beyond.