"Am I on the money or am I off my rocker? What do others think?

- Mark"

Quote above from Dr. Merrick from previous post on this subject.

My answer to him is, No you are right on the money!

Incorporate this pre-season camp experience into a clinical course and
the AT student gets some well earned experience while working on
completing a course for which he/she is earning credit for. Normally
housing/meals can be arranged through the same channels as the student
athletes. If you can get the AT student through two pre-season camp
sessions, I think you have done a good job as an educator providing the
exposure to managing and prioritizing athlete health care, while
teaching them how to practice the profession of Athletic Training.

Thanks.

Scot A. Ward MS, ATC
Athletic Trainer/Clinical Coordinator
Keene State College
229 Main Street
Keene, NH 03435
(O) 603-358-2827
(C) 603-762-2471
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